Space monkey looks very nice if I had to choose between those strains but I can say Everything I've done bodhi I'm never let downTrying to decide on some new bodhi seeds hoping for some input here. I've got goji og locked down for sure but am trying to decide between
Space monkey
Mothers milk
Or Mountain temple
Am only buying 2 packs. Just lookin for all around best high and smell/ taste thanks
This is moontang im about to flipTrying to decide on some new bodhi seeds hoping for some input here. I've got goji og locked down for sure but am trying to decide between
Space monkey
Mothers milk
Or Mountain temple
Am only buying 2 packs. Just lookin for all around best high and smell/ taste thanks
You gotta pick two and the freebies. Makes it three times harderTrying to decide on some new bodhi seeds hoping for some input here. I've got goji og locked down for sure but am trying to decide between
Space monkey
Mothers milk
Or Mountain temple
Am only buying 2 packs. Just lookin for all around best high and smell/ taste thanks
I'm partial to mtTrying to decide on some new bodhi seeds hoping for some input here. I've got goji og locked down for sure but am trying to decide between
Space monkey
Mothers milk
Or Mountain temple
Am only buying 2 packs. Just lookin for all around best high and smell/ taste thanks
TY! I've been trying my best to get this new batch of soil dialed in. Most of my plants look hungry as hell at chop. This cut smells like berries with touch of butter but it seems to cure down to a powdered nesquik strawberry milk smell. Its one of my favorites to smoke out of Raw cones. I have another SSDD that leans to a buttery dankness. Its a bit stronger in the pain relief debt but I doubt its "the" butter cut because I can still smell berries a bit. Both are great.
Then you try to pick the freebies but cant decide between 2 so you back and try pick 2 more Bodhi, yet you struggle again and end up wanting 3. Combined your original picks and now you're up to five but need one more to get yet another freebie. Finally, you throw your arms up - come to RIU to inquire about the strains and before you know it you've added yet another one. A grower could go bankrupt hangin in this thread.You gotta pick two and the freebies. Makes it three times harder
I've been eyeing TW and my Appalachian Super Skunks are pungent! I just finished shutting down my grow and I put all my Appy SS in there this morning. I brushed up against a few and just lightly disturbed them. It smelled like a mix of skunk piss and body odor. Phewww. I dont know if its the organic soil or what but I may have to consider some serious odor control with these.
I totally agree! Cant seem to get good pics of my nugget's.
Very nice of you to say. I use my phone's camera - it's an LG G3, few years old now.
Shocked those came from a phone camera, kudos sir. Plus super quality advice in your post. Thanks for sharing.Thanks @MoonTang420 @littlegiant
Much like pheno hunting, I take a few photos and pick the keepers. Sometimes they're a little overexposed, like this one, but still look OK.
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I don't apply any filters, method 7 or other lenses, post-processing, or color correction. You see what the phone camera sees - I only resize or crop.
There are two tips that help the new plant photographer:
1. Get your subject in focus - this might require cleaning the lens before shooting. Focus is what makes your photos and videos POP - who likes to watch 5 minutes of video where the operator struggles to get focus and you never see the money shots in their full glory? Same thing goes for pictures.
If your camera can't focus close up, pull back away from the subject until it comes into focus. Phones are fairly easy, because the software is so quick to adjust when you tap a new part of the screen to focus on. Make sure to turn off your fans so the plants aren't moving around a bunch, too.
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2. Frame your subject in an unique way. Use the rule of thirds: If you divide the picture into thirds from top to bottom, and side to side, try to fit interesting things in the corners or the outside thirds. Don't always put everything right down the middle - this encourages your audience to look around the picture and notice more nuances. Sometimes this is good, sometimes bad - you'll know when you have a quality photo.
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Lastly, filesize. Smaller filesize pics don't lose much detail, but are much faster to load. I use a drag and drop program called PhotoResize that I've attached. Extract it from the zip file, rename the numerical portion of the file name to match the width you want your pics to be (1920 is approximately 1080p size, so that's a good one for most things - 1600 is also good). In a folder, drag your full size pics onto this EXE, and it will resize them in a DOS window (copying the resized pics with the suffix "-1920" into the same folder), AND it removes all metadata tags.
Hope that helps someone. Enjoy!
this is the dilemma i consistently face, first world problems i suppose combined with greed & not missing out on exclusivity...Then you try to pick the freebies but cant decide between 2 so you back and try pick 2 more Bodhi, yet you struggle again and end up wanting 3. Combined your original picks and now you're up to five but need one more to get yet another freebie. Finally, you throw your arms up - come to RIU to inquire about the strains and before you know it you've added yet another one. A grower could go bankrupt hangin in this thread.
any specific reasons you care to mention?
Vigorous growth. Great sativa high. Very unique in my opinion. I prefer to take it 9-10 weeks but it's good for some at 8 wks.
ahh shit, looks like i'm ordering mountain temple; can never have enough, and i havent even begun to make f2's yet... is there a difference between hoarding & never being satiated?... maybe we all are grabbing as much as we can before big pharma steps in?...
