It could make sense. But, I do know cannabinoid production and trichome density are also related to UV light exposure. I believe UV light also creates larger trichomes and I would imagine that the contents of those trichomes would be largely dependent on the genetics of the plant. Just some speculation, there’s a lot that could be happening there.
I dont think you can really use micron size when talking about trichromes, they will vary in size and will contain a bunch of different molecules in each one.
However you can break it down to individual molecule weight or dalton size for each cannabinoids, also very important to know when dealing with membranes.
Well GW stated in one of their papers that CBC actually forms in smaller bulbous trichimea as I remeber 10nm?..
Being minor when the giant capitates sesiles grow as they are anywher from 50-100nm… It would be remarking that CBG would have a different morphology than other chemotypes, and very usefull probaly… From whats known for now(please enlighten me if im behind), is still the notion that chemotypes are formed in oleoresin mixture of terps+cbx+ketones and some other secondary metabolites in the trichome head wich admits metabolites from the sequestration point below the head in the stalk?
Cherrs, to that sift looking scrumptious!