bodhi seeds

Leatherneck0311 said:
They said the winner gets to have some of their dispensary weed lmfao. First off the internet is dumb they’ll probably pick greenhouse seeds as the winner. But imagine like archive won and they gave him dispensary weed from 710labs. Just sounds hilarious to me.
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Can we just keep Bodhi a secret among those of us who really appreciate the plant and rarer lineages? In my experience, typical trap house growers dont have the patience or skill to make the most of these seeds. They just want Exotic Genetix rock hard, frosty, high density mids in feminized form. These packs take much more love to hunt through, but the reward is huge. Not exactly the 710labs demographic hah.
 
jdoorn14 said:
What's the dripper set up you're using? Gotta have some details on that.
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It’s custom fab. 1/2” solenoids fired by an open sprinkler controller, dosatrons feeding the 1/2” line into a 12 port manifold. 1/4” spaghetti line Y split into 2 lines for 24 stakes total. Each shelf can support 24 plants each, expandable up to 48 if absolutely necessary.

I’m using 3.3GPH netafim woodpecker jr emitters with drip stakes to keep flow constant, and irrigation periods quick. Each zone fires sequentially so I don’t want each cycle taking an entire minute like my 0.5GPH drippers in flower rooms.

Everything is on jacks 321, no exceptions. 99% of plants do great on 321 full cycle. If there is one that is sensitive, it dies.
 
AdvancedBuffalo said:
It’s custom fab. 1/2” solenoids fired by an open sprinkler controller, dosatrons feeding the 1/2” line into a 12 port manifold. 1/4” spaghetti line Y split into 2 lines for 24 stakes total. Each shelf can support 24 plants each, expandable up to 48 if absolutely necessary.

I’m using 3.3GPH netafim woodpecker jr emitters with drip stakes to keep flow constant, and irrigation periods quick. Each zone fires sequentially so I don’t want each cycle taking an entire minute like my 0.5GPH drippers in flower rooms.

Everything is on jacks 321, no exceptions. 99% of plants do great on 321 full cycle. If there is one that is sensitive, it dies.
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EG regular 1/4 inch micro sprinkler stuff you can get at Home Depot. Those shark bite fittings are kind of pricey though.
Bodhi isn’t really a secret but he is a growers brand.
 
hillbill said:
@AdvancedBuffalo video will surely help keep Bodhi secret
Nice
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Luckily that is a private video that is only viewable by those who view this specific page of a thousand page mega thread.

colocowboy said:
EG regular 1/4 inch micro sprinkler stuff you can get at Home Depot. Those shark bite fittings are kind of pricey though.
Bodhi isn’t really a secret but he is a growers brand.
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No, Home Depot drip equipment is overpriced junk for the most part. Manifolds crack/leak, poly line is stiff and generally just a headache to use, emitters are better suited for outdoor imprecise drip, valves/splitters are too expensive, etc. I’d only get PVC fittings and rubber hose there.

Ball Valves:

Y Splitters:

Drip Line:

Solenoids:
www.electricsolenoidvalves.com

1/2'' 24V DC Electric Plastic Solenoid Valve

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Manifolds:
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Controller:

OpenSprinkler | OpenSprinkler

OpenSprinkler is an open-source, web-based smart sprinkler controller for lawn and plant watering, drip irrigation, farm irrigation, hydroponics etc. The current version is OS 3.2, with built-in WiFi (based on ESP8266) and OLED display. You can choose between AC-powered, DC-powered, or Latch...
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Emitters:

Netafim woodpecker jr pc emitter - flow rate : 3.2 gph

Buy netafim woodpecker jr pc emitter - flow rate : 3.2 gph at Drip Depot for drip irrigation drippers compensating. Free shipping and fast delivery for all your irrigation and plumbing projects.
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AdvancedBuffalo said:
It’s custom fab. 1/2” solenoids fired by an open sprinkler controller, dosatrons feeding the 1/2” line into a 12 port manifold. 1/4” spaghetti line Y split into 2 lines for 24 stakes total. Each shelf can support 24 plants each, expandable up to 48 if absolutely necessary.

I’m using 3.3GPH netafim woodpecker jr emitters with drip stakes to keep flow constant, and irrigation periods quick. Each zone fires sequentially so I don’t want each cycle taking an entire minute like my 0.5GPH drippers in flower rooms.

Everything is on jacks 321, no exceptions. 99% of plants do great on 321 full cycle. If there is one that is sensitive, it dies.
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Nice. Just looking for other options for my no-till contatiners. The blumat carrots aren't liking the pumice in my soil or something because I keep having runaways in the same container, but other containers with a different soil composition are dialed and happy. At some point I need to do something different...either different irrigation system or different soil in the problem containers.
 
AdvancedBuffalo said:
Luckily that is a private video that is only viewable by those who view this specific page of a thousand page mega thread.



No, Home Depot drip equipment is overpriced junk for the most part. Manifolds crack/leak, poly line is stiff and generally just a headache to use, emitters are better suited for outdoor imprecise drip, valves/splitters are too expensive, etc. I’d only get PVC fittings and rubber hose there.

Ball Valves:

Y Splitters:

Drip Line:

Solenoids:
www.electricsolenoidvalves.com

1/2'' 24V DC Electric Plastic Solenoid Valve

Our 1/2' 24V Volt DC plastic solenoid valves are ideal for small applications like water filters, washing machines, reverse osmosis, fish tanks, pneumatic dental equipment or any projects that require small mountable plastic solenoid valves for water, air and other low viscosity fluids.
www.electricsolenoidvalves.com www.electricsolenoidvalves.com

Manifolds:
onestopoutdoor.com

DIG TOP-000 - 12 Outlet TOP Irrigation Bubbler Manifold Water Emitting Fits 1/4 Tubing

eThe TOP twelve outlet drip irrigation manifold head with ½ inch FPT utilizes extremely accurate pressure compensating individual and interchangeable drip emitters to ensure equal flow from each outlet over a wide range of operating pressures from 10 to 80 PSI.  ***PLEASE NOTE: THIS...
onestopoutdoor.com onestopoutdoor.com

Controller:

OpenSprinkler | OpenSprinkler

OpenSprinkler is an open-source, web-based smart sprinkler controller for lawn and plant watering, drip irrigation, farm irrigation, hydroponics etc. The current version is OS 3.2, with built-in WiFi (based on ESP8266) and OLED display. You can choose between AC-powered, DC-powered, or Latch...
opensprinkler.com opensprinkler.com

Emitters:

Netafim woodpecker jr pc emitter - flow rate : 3.2 gph

Buy netafim woodpecker jr pc emitter - flow rate : 3.2 gph at Drip Depot for drip irrigation drippers compensating. Free shipping and fast delivery for all your irrigation and plumbing projects.
www.dripdepot.com www.dripdepot.com
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Thank you sir!
Unfortunately I’m aware of the failure of the hd garbage, I’ve lost plants to those failures!
 
CrunchBerries said:
Does anyone know if the Trinity is still floating around?
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Was just searching the trinity, a good homie of mine from the midwest used to get it from some oldschool hippies back in the day and said it was pure skunk. Found some at the shop out gere in PNW and I can see where it would get to that point, this stuff just seems like it got pulled a little early. On more of the sour rotting fruit thing smellwise, still super dank though. I saw the nature farm is working with the trinity, x’d it to his worked line of the old skunkbud. Interested to see what comes from those beans.
 
jdoorn14 said:
Nice. Just looking for other options for my no-till contatiners. The blumat carrots aren't liking the pumice in my soil or something because I keep having runaways in the same container, but other containers with a different soil composition are dialed and happy. At some point I need to do something different...either different irrigation system or different soil in the problem containers.
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For sure! I just put a general parts list up top. Blumats work well.. When they work.User controlled drip has a learning curve, but once you dial in your irrigation duration/timing you are good to go! If you want to get really nerdy with it, you could get an Aroya SOLUS to spot check soil EC and VWC. I think tracking soil/media parameters is just as important as tracking environmentals.

If you find yourself in the design/build phase and need help let me know. I’ll do my best to pass along information I wish I knew when I was building.

colocowboy said:
Thank you sir!
Unfortunately I’m aware of the failure of the hd garbage, I’ve lost plants to those failures!
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Any time! I hope I didn’t come off as an asshole with the short message. I’ve honestly been way too busy and slightly overwhelmed. I don’t want to reveal too much about my current project because things aren’t done yet.. But I have been putting some of the pheno hunted Bodhi strains out there for medical patients to try and.. Let’s just say, you all are growing the right genetics.

I say Bodhi is a secret because he honestly kinda is.. People know the name, but he really never markets or releases centralized information for the masses. Only the enthusiasts who have experience with his lines really understand the insane potential in these lines. The barrier to access for almost everyone I speak to is the total lack of information, photos, hype, etc. Even some of the more adventurous grower who love hunting seeds stay away from bodhi because of uncertainty of the lineages.

I find that the vast majority of Bodhi/Stray/Doc growers are people who remember what amazing weed was like before hype culture took the wheel. They are usually basement growers who have no problem taking a risk with obscure genetics. They know that something special is waiting in there somewhere. I think that describes all of us here. Something like “Mexican Death Sativa” makes most growers poo their pants. But us crazy ass people get excited about the chance of something truly new and exciting.
 
Leatherneck0311 said:
They said the winner gets to have some of their dispensary weed lmfao. First off the internet is dumb they’ll probably pick greenhouse seeds as the winner. But imagine like archive won and they gave him dispensary weed from 710labs. Just sounds hilarious to me.
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I'd recommend checking out their interview on The Hashish Inn. Not just some "dispensary weed," but likely some of the best hash on the planet.

Speaking of hash, using a Super Silver Hashplant pollen on Useful's Bag of Skunks n Oranges has made some killer daytime herb that squishes realllll good. Really recommend the Super Silver Hashplant line.
 
dankbydrew said:
I'd recommend checking out their interview on The Hashish Inn. Not just some "dispensary weed," but likely some of the best hash on the planet.

Speaking of hash, using a Super Silver Hashplant pollen on Useful's Bag of Skunks n Oranges has made some killer daytime herb that squishes realllll good. Really recommend the Super Silver Hashplant line.
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I don’t follow hash stuff so that’s probably why I made my comment. I’ve had the flower and the noodle prerolls which were just typical califnrojia dispensary weed. Homegrowing bodhi is way more exciting. IMHO.
 
dankbydrew said:
I'd recommend checking out their interview on The Hashish Inn. Not just some "dispensary weed," but likely some of the best hash on the planet.

Speaking of hash, using a Super Silver Hashplant pollen on Useful's Bag of Skunks n Oranges has made some killer daytime herb that squishes realllll good. Really recommend the Super Silver Hashplant line.
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I will tell you right now, any hash rosin made from a good bodhi selection will likely shit all over 710 hash rosin. It’s good mass production hash but the strains/lineages are nothing special. Those solventless companies beat the ever living shit out of the dead horse strains that have been used and abused. I really do wonder how many times you can hunt for a slightly different cookies n cream/OGKB/cake/punch/GMO cross and pretend its something different.
 
Kind Sir said:
Out of these, what two would you choose?
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Phone Home and maybe the Midnight Cowboy since AB raves about it even though i don't care too much for the 88g13 crosses - but i'd look for something else beyond those other 5 unless you're not too familiar with chemdawg - then i'd go with the Kailash - but me, i'd either go with Bing, Baba Kush, Umeboshi, or Sunshine Queen

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AdvancedBuffalo said:
I will tell you right now, any hash rosin made from a good bodhi selection will likely shit all over 710 hash rosin. It’s good mass production hash but the strains/lineages are nothing special. Those solventless companies beat the ever living shit out of the dead horse strains that have been used and abused. I really do wonder how many times you can hunt for a slightly different cookies n cream/OGKB/cake/punch/GMO cross and pretend its something different.
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Ok boomer, check out the podcast before you start bashing them. They’re not in it for the money.

My Eden Transmission got smashed up something good. Hopefully have some replacements soon. Don’t trust a spore bank with your seeds...
 
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