bodhi seeds

JDGreen said:
Anybody finish their run on the satsuma? I found a few ppl commenting and comparing It to the blood orange.
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One I grew was slightly orangey smelling. No orange taste. Pretty snow lotus dom. Another one tasted more like grape than anything else. lol I had a few good looking males so far that had lots of pinks, red, and purple in low temps. My blood orange's have been pretty dope. Skunky orangey fire in all females so far. some were stronger than others. I literally just popped 5 Satsumas Monday and 2 Blood Oranges since my tester pack failed me. Hopefully I'll be swiming in orange buds soon enough!:hump:
 
joeypotseed said:
One I grew was slightly orangey smelling. No orange taste. Pretty snow lotus dom. Another one tasted more like grape than anything else. lol I had a few good looking males so far that had lots of pinks, red, and purple in low temps. My blood orange's have been pretty dope. Skunky orangey fire in all females so far. some were stronger than others. I literally just popped 5 Satsumas Monday and 2 Blood Oranges since my tester pack failed me. Hopefully I'll be swiming in orange buds soon enough!:hump:
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Thanx for the response. Any suggestions on somethin on the tude that turned out fruity. Lookin for somethin to partner with the jabbas stash (Bubba)
 
akhiymjames said:
I think the Dragons Blood will be a round for quite some time. Its something he really worked hard on so I truly believe you will see plenty of that and crosses with it. Also he's doing some testing with Hawaiian Butterscotch x 88g13/hp. Haven't seen any logs of it yet but hopefully somebody asks for it.

I just had to say B must of made a shit ton of SSDD lol that stays in stock. Had to report all 5 of the Katsu Bubba x 88g13/hp and ATF x a11g f3. So glad to be back to 100% germ rate lol these last few beans haven't been kind to me
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Remember he came here and cleared that up. That the Appy crosses we are seeing are ones that were kept in cold storage literally.

Whoa never knew he had a Hawaiian Butterscotch. Hope its not BC Depot's cut because of oh well its old news anyhoo lol. That would be a killer cross essentially Bodhi's new generation/ old generation revival of Free Leonard.

Oh and if you do not practice this already. Old seed or new seed stock its a good idea to score them. I use an emery board or for large batches match boxes with sand paper in them.
 
calicat said:
Remember he came here and cleared that up. That the Appy crosses we are seeing are ones that were kept in cold storage literally.

Whoa never knew he had a Hawaiian Butterscotch. Hope its not BC Depot's cut because of oh well its old news anyhoo lol. That would be a killer cross essentially Bodhi's new generation/ old generation revival of Free Leonard.

Oh and if you do not practice this already. Old seed or new seed stock its a good idea to score them. I use an emery board or for large batches match boxes with sand paper in them.
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Yea I remember he did come and clear that up. I was just saying how many he must have made since he keeps restocking some of the major Appy crosses. Its just good to see that even tho he doesn't have the male he is still able to put something out from him with several other crosses with it too. Yea it was on the tester list he put up. I may be saying it wrong but I think that's what it is or a Sour Butterscotch cant remember for sure but one of those.

Yea I def need to get a lil match box with some sand paper in it cus it seems a lot of the beans I have and been popping are really healthy and solid so I def need them to scuffed so I will be doing this before the next time I pop seeds.How you do them with the emery board?
 
hellraizer30 said:
Peat isnt a resource that can regenerate itself. Coco is and is far better once a few aspects are covered. Hard to teach a old dog new tricks but give it a try and im almost 100% sure you wont look back. As for going full organic with coco its the same as using peat... Done multi tests with super cocos strait water feeding and with a few ammendment and teas added during early to mid flower is a win win
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this is a great point and debate!
for long term soil use coco mixed with peat is a great choice .
the binding of calcium is what scares many growers but it comes back out too later ....
 
My Bodhi brethren and specifically those who seem to know every strain ever @calicat @akhiymjames
:)

I made some head trip f2s a few years ago. Finally popped one and got the strangest plant. Total sativa, took 13 weeks and could have gone longer. Buds almost stacked like tiny pearls like a dr grinspoon look kinda. Total lemongrass smell. I really thought I hated it until I smoked some bowls of it last night. Shot me to outer space man. Felt like my eyes were spinning like pinwheels. Lol. I have some pics. Wtf is it? Some aspect of the lemon Thai?
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Ps there is no way on earth I will ever trim this plant. Like some kind of cruel joke. Lol. Probably make concentrate from the whole plant.
 
akhiymjames said:
Yea I remember he did come and clear that up. I was just saying how many he must have made since he keeps restocking some of the major Appy crosses. Its just good to see that even tho he doesn't have the male he is still able to put something out from him with several other crosses with it too. Yea it was on the tester list he put up. I may be saying it wrong but I think that's what it is or a Sour Butterscotch cant remember for sure but one of those.

Yea I def need to get a lil match box with some sand paper in it cus it seems a lot of the beans I have and been popping are really healthy and solid so I def need them to scuffed so I will be doing this before the next time I pop seeds.How you do them with the emery board?
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What cripplecreek said :-). Another thing to keep in mind is where the breeder made the seeds. Outdoor seeds tend to have tougher shells most likely a nature thing.
 
Bob Zmuda said:
My Bodhi brethren and specifically those who seem to know every strain ever @calicat @akhiymjames
:)

I made some head trip f2s a few years ago. Finally popped one and got the strangest plant. Total sativa, took 13 weeks and could have gone longer. Buds almost stacked like tiny pearls like a dr grinspoon look kinda. Total lemongrass smell. I really thought I hated it until I smoked some bowls of it last night. Shot me to outer space man. Felt like my eyes were spinning like pinwheels. Lol. I have some pics. Wtf is it? Some aspect of the lemon Thai?
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Ps there is no way on earth I will ever trim this plant. Like some kind of cruel joke. Lol. Probably make concentrate from the whole plant.
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HUGE trichs!
i got alot of this from sativa inbreeding . haze x durban x sour d . and such
teaching me selection is so key
 
Bob Zmuda said:
My Bodhi brethren and specifically those who seem to know every strain ever @calicat @akhiymjames
:)

I made some head trip f2s a few years ago. Finally popped one and got the strangest plant. Total sativa, took 13 weeks and could have gone longer. Buds almost stacked like tiny pearls like a dr grinspoon look kinda. Total lemongrass smell. I really thought I hated it until I smoked some bowls of it last night. Shot me to outer space man. Felt like my eyes were spinning like pinwheels. Lol. I have some pics. Wtf is it? Some aspect of the lemon Thai?
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Ps there is no way on earth I will ever trim this plant. Like some kind of cruel joke. Lol. Probably make concentrate from the whole plant.
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Looks delicious! Perfect for dry sifting.
 
Bob Zmuda said:
My Bodhi brethren and specifically those who seem to know every strain ever @calicat @akhiymjames
:)

I made some head trip f2s a few years ago. Finally popped one and got the strangest plant. Total sativa, took 13 weeks and could have gone longer. Buds almost stacked like tiny pearls like a dr grinspoon look kinda. Total lemongrass smell. I really thought I hated it until I smoked some bowls of it last night. Shot me to outer space man. Felt like my eyes were spinning like pinwheels. Lol. I have some pics. Wtf is it? Some aspect of the lemon Thai?
View attachment 3482877 View attachment 3482878

Ps there is no way on earth I will ever trim this plant. Like some kind of cruel joke. Lol. Probably make concentrate from the whole plant.
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Chocolate Thai trait maybe? I don't think there is any lemon Thai in Headtrip.

I just popped 3 Headtrip F2s for the Solo cup competition but am going to toss them in veg if I get a female out of the two sage n sour seeds I popped. That way I can toss them in with the next crop and get a better representation of the genetics.

@akhiymjames has some of my Headtrip F2s, can't wait to see what he gets out of them.
 
Joedank said:
this is a great point and debate!
for long term soil use coco mixed with peat is a great choice .
the binding of calcium is what scares many growers but it comes back out too later ....
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with peat, there is less foot print/helping the planet.
not knocking on coco. plenty of people have had great success with coco. just be careful with coco. might still have salt leftover, may still have to rinse. go with higher quality/brand.

quote from Jerry.
"While Coco coir may be (and often is) used in a soil mix to assist in drainage in your base soil, it will often contain Trichoderma spores which research has shown to degrade Endomycorrhizae fungus.

Coco Coir holds a lower CeC (Cation Exchange Capacity) value than Sphagnum Peat. To read a brief explanation of CeC, go here - How does cation exchange capacity affect soil fertiliy

Something else I just learned - today, as a matter of fact, from a Smart Person *lol* - but is very pertinent to this discussion:

Coconut coir does not contain Sulfur which explains why coir growers are always complaining about the lack of taste or punch - Sulfur is a main player in the creation of Secondary Metabolites which include Terpenes & Terpenoids specifically. THC falls into this category.

That's about all I personally know offhand, but these appear to be some fairly useful facts to help you decide whether or not Coir will make its way into your soil mix, and if so, at what percentage. I absolutely am not against the use of Coir by any means - in fact I have used it very effectively in the past. It's up to the gardener to get the facts and make his own educated decisions.

Hth

J"

those are some pretty strong reasons for me.
i've NEVER had a problem with peat.
 
BDOGKush said:
Chocolate Thai trait maybe? I don't think there is any lemon Thai in Headtrip.

I just popped 3 Headtrip F2s for the Solo cup competition but am going to toss them in veg if I get a female out of the two sage n sour seeds I popped. That way I can toss them in with the next crop and get a better representation of the genetics.

@akhiymjames has some of my Headtrip F2s, can't wait to see what he gets out of them.
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See? That's why I asked you guys! Lol. I get so confused sometimes what the crosses are and the crosses that make those crosses. Uuuf. :)
 
Joedank said:
HUGE trichs!
i got alot of this from sativa inbreeding . haze x durban x sour d . and such
teaching me selection is so key
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Seriously shows how important selection is. Mine was an open pollination of sorts. 2 males hit to 3 females I had cloned from a mom. it was my first ever attempt at f2s back then. I know much more now. :) still fun to grow though. I named it dirty vag. Not really sure why. I just did. :)
 
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