bodhi seeds

Al Yamoni

Al Yamoni

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Ray black said:
Hey guys, been gone for awhile gardening :)

This is the Skylotus winner that I kept

In veg she has completely purple stalks, pretty cool
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I noticed the brer rabbit molasses, if you can find plantation brand get it next time. it has 4x the usable plant nutrition that the rabbit has. Just my 2 brotha.
 
ForRealz

ForRealz

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genuity said:
I still got my mother milk monster pheno.....love the soft/silky smoke...
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I respect your taste, Mothers Milk is on my Wishlist, but what isn't on the list with Bodhi?! Do you call it Monster pheno b/c of yield? I remember Bodhi saying it yields big for OG but I wondered if it yields big compared to other Hybrids? Thanks
 
JDGreen

JDGreen

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H2OBO said:
I loved my ssdd cut, unfortunately I poorly cared for it, lost it. Live and learn. Hoping for a gem in the ssddxbd tester . I liked the more stout pheno, less stretch, nice chunky buds.
Jabba is a mainstay.

First run of cougar milk, mothers milk, dream beav, bingo jamis, fuzz, clusterfunk, kinky temple, mountain temple, nl6appy, dbhp, nig/afghani, and one of the cbd freebies 2 weeks in... Stems getting stinky greasy.

Kinky temple is a beast!
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Runnin the jabbas now. Anything u could say about the smoke? Indoors?
 
Ray black

Ray black

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This is the original Skylotus

She is still finishing up in flower, been almost 11 weeks

I am hoping her clones finish faster

I am super happy with the scent and the production

She smells VERY fuely and earthy
Al Yamoni said:
I noticed the brer rabbit molasses, if you can find plantation brand get it next time. it has 4x the usable plant nutrition that the rabbit has. Just my 2 brotha.
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Will do, good looking out.. I use it to feed the bacteria in my soil....and also sweetens the flowers at the ends of their cycle

What is the usable piece that is better in the plantation brand bro?

Higher sugar content?
 
Al Yamoni

Al Yamoni

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Ray black said:
This is the original Skylotus

She is still finishing up in flower, been almost 11 weeks

I am hoping her clones finish faster

I am super happy with the scent and the production

She smells VERY fuely and earthy


Will do, good looking out.. I use it to feed the bacteria in my soil....and also sweetens the flowers at the ends of their cycle

What is the usable piece that is better in the plantation brand bro?

Higher sugar content?
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Less sugar content and more of the enzymes and calcium, iron, magnesium, etc. That is what the bennies like as opposed to actual sugar. the more of the sugar that has been crystalized out the better because there will be a higher concentration of the minerals that the bennies crave and less filler. Still makes the smoke as sweet as can be.

http://www.rootedcook.com/2010/08/whats-really-in-the-molasses/

The article is about it's edible uses but there is a nice and simple chart that explains the nutrition values of various brands.

When switching from brer specifically to plantation I noticed a positive difference within one cycle, about 2 months.
 
Mad Hamish

Mad Hamish

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greasemonkeymann said:
and they build heavy equipment too, and tvs, and stereos..
BUT their cars suck balls... they made them with ten yr warrantee and then went defunct like three yrs later...
And their actual cars, like pop the hood on one (if you can find one left)
ohhh man... talk about cheap.. like they make first generation Kias look like a friggin Maybach
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Well all I can say is, when thinking about the name, I'd rather picture a badass missile. I've seen their cars. You can pull the outer panels apart with a pair of needle nose pliers. No jokes.
 
Mad Hamish

Mad Hamish

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LA Affie x Dragonsblood F3... Less like Falco, more like Smaug. Whatever name these get, needs to be one badass legend dragon. Tall girl in the back is not Bodhi, it is CherryAK x Joseph by Gage. That explains the one lady sticking out like a sore thumb lol. I had to tie these ladies down after two weeks in flower. They do grow pretty damn large. DSCN0033.JPG
 
Al Yamoni

Al Yamoni

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Mad Hamish said:
You guys and your bottles and brands... You REALLY do not need to pay for super priced molasses. Composting, composting, composting....
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So If I used just compost in my AACT's I wouldn't really see a difference? I don't have many bottles of anything but I really thought that the plantation (only brand I could find in my area that is true blackstrap with a decent amount of minerals.) was giving my teas that extra something that I could really notice.. Maybe not, hehe.

ETA: Composting is my next favorite thing to do besides tending to the plants. Ooh that smell!
 
genuity

genuity

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ForRealz said:
I respect your taste, Mothers Milk is on my Wishlist, but what isn't on the list with Bodhi?! Do you call it Monster pheno b/c of yield? I remember Bodhi saying it yields big for OG but I wondered if it yields big compared to other Hybrids? Thanks
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Definitely a good yielding pheno,not og by any means..but very good.

Did get one pheno that was og like,in growth and smells..
 
Mad Hamish

Mad Hamish

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Al Yamoni said:
So If I used just compost in my AACT's I wouldn't really see a difference? I don't have many bottles of anything but I really thought that the plantation (only brand I could find in my area that is true blackstrap with a decent amount of minerals.) was giving my teas that extra something that I could really notice.. Maybe not, hehe.

ETA: Composting is my next favorite thing to do besides tending to the plants. Ooh that smell!
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I feel personally most of the life of the micro herd happens in the soil itself, if you have a nicely balanced soil all you really need from your teas is basic microbial extraction and multiplication. I slowly let go of most products aside from essential soil amendments. To each his own, I do however like to encourage the DIY organic approach. I have been spending less and less but seeing no drop off in quality or yields at all, which leads me to believe efficiency is not too hard to attain.
 
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