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apbx720

apbx720

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numberfour said:
Cheers Dream Beaver



Thanks Observe.

My keeper, dialled in is loud and proud in veg and flower. Its cherries, but thick, dark canna cherries...dank cherries is what I call it .The 3 other phenos I came across were also fruity / berry leaner's, all very nice but nothing like the keeper. All this thick dank cherries carries through in the flavour but there's a little something else, I often think of cake. Coats the mouth, very moreish but instant and heavy on the head and body, very relaxing. Night times only unless you want to mess your day up lol.
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Sounds like yr keeper is a fat cherry leaner. The mom is fat cherry, right? I havent grown it but based from my experiences w the ssdd dad it doesnt sound like the typical expressions of his progeny. And if im not mistaken, fat cherry is an indi afghan variety, no? Makes sense that fat cherry would smell like what yr describing. Typically ssdd dad adds a floral fruitiness to most x's, especially fruity moms. Would you agree, do u think yr keeper leans toward mom? Pure speculation on my part, im actually trying to decide what ssdd x to get next and cherry ss is on the list, along w white ss, field trip, and a few others.

One of my (sc blue dream × ssdd) has an unexpected terp profile. Smells kinda like a spicy cologne-like arid mid eastern type scent. Quite puzzling to me, actually. Ive grown quite a bit of bd. Dont think its coming from her, could be wrong, but doesnt smell like bd, blueberry or haze. Could quite pissibly come from ssdd i guess but it doesnt smell like appy, bubba, or chem really but i guess with this poly mix of genetics this cut could be expressing a unique mixture of this wide variety of terps? Idk. Anybody experience this from any ssdd dad x's?
 
numberfour

numberfour

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apbx720 said:
Sounds like yr keeper is a fat cherry leaner. The mom is fat cherry, right? I havent grown it but based from my experiences w the ssdd dad it doesnt sound like the typical expressions of his progeny. And if im not mistaken, fat cherry is an indi afghan variety, no? Makes sense that fat cherry would smell like what yr describing. Typically ssdd dad adds a floral fruitiness to most x's, especially fruity moms. Would you agree, do u think yr keeper leans toward mom? Pure speculation on my part, im actually trying to decide what ssdd x to get next and cherry ss is on the list, along w white ss, field trip, and a few others.

One of my (sc blue dream × ssdd) has an unexpected terp profile. Smells kinda like a spicy cologne-like arid mid eastern type scent. Quite puzzling to me, actually. Ive grown quite a bit of bd. Dont think its coming from her, could be wrong, but doesnt smell like bd, blueberry or haze. Could quite pissibly come from ssdd i guess but it doesnt smell like appy, bubba, or chem really but i guess with this poly mix of genetics this cut could be expressing a unique mixture of this wide variety of terps? Idk. Anybody experience this from any ssdd dad x's?
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Agree'd, my keeper leans heavy towards the Fat Cherry mother for smell and flavour, well thats from my limited knowledge of the Fat Cherry strain. All Bodhi said via email was that it was a vintage Afghani that smelt of cherries. Some of the other pheon's were fruitier, possibly more SSDD in the mix (?) but the cherry leaner really, really stood out.

I've a Purple Sunshine female vegging out, see what that brings to the table. I did pop more beans, just had a high male / female ration.
 
Jp.the.pope

Jp.the.pope

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Odin* said:
Spinosad is very effective against thrips. I used this, a single spray was all that was necessary.

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That's what I bought. Did you do a soil drench? Also was going to flip to 12/12 today.....thinking I should wait until post application? Any thoughts?

I know it's omri certified but still not liking the thought of smoking / tasting spinosad.
 
Odin*

Odin*

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@Jp.the.pope didn't drench. The plant will metabolize it very quickly, no spinosad on your buds. I have a foliar feed that also doubles as a preventative. Safe to drink (wouldn't want to though), but the smell is very off putting. I cut off a branch after spraying (long time ago) to see what would happen. A week later all of the plants smelled as though they'd never been sprayed, the branch smelled like it was just dipped in the "funky foliar".
 
Nu-Be

Nu-Be

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OMG the testers arrived today! ;) Thanks to Mrs. & Mr. Bodhi again for blessing me with a fine selection, my #1 picks from both the bodhi line and supernatural selections! :hug:

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I'm super excited to see what Old Mother Ghani can do to these classics. It's just in time to start for next round, too. :clap:

Here's the current round - Jack Herer x 88g13hp - a week ago today. Since then, they've been transplanted to 5gal and will go into flower Friday, just over 8 weeks from seed.

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Nothing super lanky yet, and there are still a couple waiting to sex, but you can definitely see some nodding to the Jack mom.
 
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Jp.the.pope

Jp.the.pope

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Nu-Be said:
OMG the testers arrived today! ;) Thanks to Mrs. & Mr. Bodhi again for blessing me with a fine selection, my #1 picks from both the bodhi line and supernatural selections! :hug:

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I'm super excited to see what Old Mother Ghani can do to these classics. It's just in time to start for next round, too. :clap:

Here's the current round - Jack Herer x 88g13hp - a week ago today. Since then, they've been transplanted to 5gal and will go into flower Friday, just over 8 weeks from seed.

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Nothing super lanky yet, and there are still a couple waiting to sex, but you can definitely see some nodding to the Jack mom.
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I'm VERY interested to see how those OMG crosses show. Excited to see how they do in your room :)
 
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