THCA in cannabis sativa/indica plant is converted to CBNA in certain environmental conditions, light exposure and time period. Later CBNA is decarboxylated to CBN.
Delta-9 THC is oxidized to delta-8 THC.
My doubt is does THC (delta-9) also converts to CBN !!
If yes ......... in what conditions delta-9 THC converts to CBN or delta-8 THC (D8) ?
G Siva Ram You can see THC change to CBN or cannabinol if you look at trichomes. Degradation occurs as the color changes from milky to amber. CBN has mild psychoactivity, but the effect is more narcotic than euphoric. If you're looking for a stronger "sofa-hugging" effect, you can experiment by delaying a plant's harvest until most of the crystals have changed color. Changing from THC to CBN only requires removing four hydrogen atoms to change the formula from C₂₁H₃₀O₂ to C₂₁H₂₆O₂.
Daniel Barreto in Trichomes cannabinoids are in acid form THCA, CBDA. So the change of milky to amber is CBNA. I want to know does THC (decarboxylated THCA) can change to CBN !!