Bodhi Applachian Super Skunk

Coloradoclear

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• Feb 12, 2019

• #1

Who doesn't like a little ASS? Here is start of my grow. From seed, starting under LED & CFL. Finishing under a 315 CMH in Ocean Forest soil.

 

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Coloradoclear

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• Feb 12, 2019

• #2

Alive and well.

 

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Coloradoclear

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• Feb 13, 2019

• #3

Seedling lighting, 2-32 watt LEDs and 1-150 watt equivalent CFL. All from Home Depot

 

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BudmanTX

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• Feb 13, 2019

• #4

interesting , like your use of the lighting....

 

R Burns

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• Feb 13, 2019

• #5

Cool! I have smoked a few phenos of this. Nice stuff. Buddy of mine did it for a while, here in MA!
Im a huge Bodhi fan! Especially anything with the Appalachia! Good luck!

 

Coloradoclear

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• Feb 14, 2019

• #6

Day 3, all is calm and mellow . . . Steaks are resting, finishing the potatoes and starting the eggs.

 

Coloradoclear

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• Feb 14, 2019

• #7

So this is where my seeds start life. Temperatures are a bit chilly here is Colorado so I have a couple heat pads and all my lights are on to keep temps in the 60's. When temperatures are warmer I use a small computer fan to keep the temperatures down. The bottom of the cabinet has a line of 1/2" holes that draw air off the cooler concrete below. Everything is duct taped shut to conserve heat at this point. If you are in a legal state, make sure to put a hasp/padlock on your enclosures to keep it legal. I have teenagers lol.

 

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Coloradoclear

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• Feb 15, 2019

• #8

"I'm just poor plant nobody loves me, I need no sympathy" . . . "Because I'm easy come easy go". Will have you singing it the rest of the day

 

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Coloradoclear

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• Feb 17, 2019

• #9

Going to be 6 degrees in my unheated garage tonight. Heat pads and 24/7 lights are a must!!! If I can do it you can too.

 

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Coloradoclear

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• Feb 19, 2019

• #10

Plants have survived the cold are ready for transplant when it is 32 degrees tomorrow!

 

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Coloradoclear

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• Feb 20, 2019

• #11

Well today is transplant day. 29 degrees in Denver today so my garage is in the upper 30's. All cubes had roots coming out the bottom. Appears to be very cold temperature tolerant. Into cups of FF Ocean Forest soil they go . . . Lights get lowered about inch every couple of days.

 

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Coloradoclear

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• Feb 24, 2019

• #12

Growing slowly . . . Hopefully lots of root formation!

 

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Coloradoclear

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• Feb 27, 2019

• #13

Still hanging in there . . . Come on Spring and warmer weather!!!

 

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Coloradoclear

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• Mar 2, 2019

• #14

So the cold weather has been really hard of my new plants. Main heat lamp will be moved over to this area when I harvest on Sunday so conditions should dramatically improve. Current temperature is ranging between 50-60 F.

 

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Coloradoclear

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• Mar 7, 2019

• #15

Thank God for warmer temperatures!!!

 

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Coloradoclear

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• Mar 7, 2019

• #16

Also gave them some Real Growers Recharge.

 

Coloradoclear

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• Mar 9, 2019

• #17

Better weather and a little recharge has them growing nicely.

 

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Coloradoclear

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• Mar 14, 2019

• #18

Finally got the little ones under the 315 CMH. Temperatures are finally in the 70's and will be transplanting to one gallon containter in about a week.

 

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whitebb2727

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• Mar 14, 2019

• #19

I live in Appalachians. Makes me wonder how close those are to the skunks of past from here.

Anyone have the lineage on it? I couldnt fimd anything on it.

 

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Coloradoclear

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• Mar 19, 2019

• #20

Finally got them transplanted. Cool temperatures and bit over watered in their infancy. . . time for the magic of the big light and 80 degree temperatures!