Maui Styles Bodhi Testers and others

Ok.got some photos..first,that blue Hawaiian(oh,apologies to bodhi,no offense meant in posting my pics,rik been wanting to see my tent,I'm not hijacking! )
Btw these are ten gallon pots..3 weeks,no topping,from clone...
Then here's the gang,bottom row left 2 are Jack berry x mad scientist,left 2 smaller ones are the nasty(now the nasty white rabbit),top row left to right blue Hawaiian,jbxms,sugar punch.

Snap of the entire tent,the hydro won't run again,as my clones won't be ready before my dirt girls will be too big for their space ive been taking clippings and seeing if they'll root just for fun..one has,but I'm replacing it this grow with a lot from the other grow.lining up a couple grows is a little frustrating...oh well..clones are needed at the big site too..

rory420420 said:

Finally made it bro..lines were long as ell!
Get u pics soon,subbed up btw..
Hope all is well over there on the cereal bowl side!

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Ha ha ha, you're too funny brah.

rory420420 said:

Ok.got some photos..first,that blue Hawaiian(oh,apologies to bodhi,no offense meant in posting my pics,rik been wanting to see my tent,I'm not hijacking! )
Btw these are ten gallon pots..3 weeks,no topping,from clone...
View attachment 3331825 Then here's the gang,bottom row left 2 are Jack berry x mad scientist,left 2 smaller ones are the nasty(now the nasty white rabbit),top row left to right blue Hawaiian,jbxms,sugar punch.View attachment 3331826

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Thanks for ushering us into the second page with some nice pics. And the title is, "... Bodhi and others" so it's basically a free-for-all that will be featuring Bodhi testers as a focal point, ha ha. I like the lineup you've got going and The Nasty name revision, ha ha.

That Blue Hawaiian is a nice little bush. And I especially like that you have a cactus in your tent; with the light it gives it gives it a nice deserty feel

So recently it was my bride's birthday so we decided to take a little road trip with the keiki (children). The decided destination was "The House of the Sun" (sounds pretty exciting already huh?).

We started off the day around this area and off we were to higher ground because the sun don't hang out down here.


So we made our way up...

a little higher.

The path before us.

Higher still...

and higher...

and higher...

and climbed higher still...

until we couldn't climb no mo'.


And behold, there was "The House of the Sun" (dramatic music in the background here)


Filled with strange alien life forms, "Hello fuzzy strange little alien.... "What's that you said?"... "No you can't probe me, pervert!"


To be continued....

I think this one was happy to see us


A couple of the elders


One of their strange little alien friends..., "Did you just try to grab my butt? What is it with aliens and butts?"


And their strange land. Interestingly you can see the top of the West Maui Mountains sticking out from the clouds at this celestial location.


Some of their dwellings to the left, apparently


In the background, you can also make out the snow covered mountains of Mauna Kea (to the left) and Mauna Loa (right)



The Ko'olau Gap (in the center of the pic) that drops off into a cloudy abyss.


So after getting ridiculously sunburned from hanging out with the sun for half of the day (I didn't really get sunburned. I only pretended I did so I didn't make the sun feel weak since we were hanging out in his house ya know) we decided to say goodbye and headed back to earthly habitations and ended the day with one of these...


Bye bye Sun. It was nice hanging out with you (cough) ya sissy (cough).

I did actually take some update pics too, but not of the vegging plants which include the Bodhi testers. I'll get those tomorrow or Friday. I only got some pics of the flowering plants so here they are.

Malawi #1

Bud shot

Kali Mist #3

Bud shot

Partially harvested Kali Bubba

Bud shot

Another Kali Bubba

Another bud shot

Malawi #3

Bud shot


Alright, the Kali Mist is wearing off, it's late and I've got to get up early, but more pics soon to come

Boy do I love some leafy ass sativas!! Awesome pics, of the scenery, and the plants of course

San Pedro.

rikdabrick said:

Thanks for ushering us into the second page with some nice pics. And the title is, "... Bodhi and others" so it's basically a free-for-all that will be featuring Bodhi testers as a focal point, ha ha. I like the lineup you've got going and The Nasty name revision, ha ha.

That Blue Hawaiian is a nice little bush. And I especially like that you have a cactus in your tent; with the light it gives it gives it a nice deserty feel

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The good cactus

rory420420 said:

San Pedro.

The good cactus

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How long does that take to grow?

Vnsmkr said:

Boy do I love some leafy ass sativas!! Awesome pics, of the scenery, and the plants of course

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Me too, they're my favorite. I'd love to grow nothing but extreme/landrace sativas. Too bad they're not as marketable here.

rikdabrick said:

So recently it was my bride's birthday so we decided to take a little road trip with the keiki (children). The decided destination was "The House of the Sun" (sounds pretty exciting already huh?).

We started off the day around this area and off we were to higher ground because the sun don't hang out down here.

So we made our way up...
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a little higher.
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The path before us.
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Higher still...
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and higher...
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and higher...
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and climbed higher still...
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until we couldn't climb no mo'.
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And behold, there was "The House of the Sun" (dramatic music in the background here)
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Filled with strange alien life forms, "Hello fuzzy strange little alien.... "What's that you said?"... "No you can't probe me, pervert!"
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To be continued....

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I forgot a detail that would make this post make more sense. That crater we went to is called Haleakala which means in Hawaiian, "The House of the Sun". I was being weird, but not without a reason, ha ha.

rikdabrick said:

How long does that take to grow?

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The tallest was half that size or less,when I planted those Oct 29th..they grow fast!

rory420420 said:

The tallest was half that size or less,when I planted those Oct 29th..they grow fast!

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Wow, those do grow fast. How long before you harvest it?

Im cutting the mid sized one up near summer,and making pups,giving a few away(you're welcome to.some) and replanting the others..harvest in 2 years..I want a bunch!!
I can harvest now,but it'd be dumb.I'd need most of what is there for a trip...

rory420420 said:

Im cutting the mid sized one up near summer,and making pups,giving a few away(you're welcome to.some) and replanting the others..harvest in 2 years..I want a bunch!!
I can harvest now,but it'd be dumb.I'd need most of what is there for a trip...

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I may take you up on that offer. And 2 years? I thought some of my plants take too long, ha ha. Well, like they say, "All good things are worth waiting for". How much do you need for a good trip?

rikdabrick said:

I may take you up on that offer. And 2 years? I thought some of my plants take too long, ha ha. Well, like they say, "All good things are worth waiting for". How much do you need for a good trip?

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What sort of trip you talking about? Which plants?

San Pedro.

Have about 50 cuttings in the backyard.

"The bottle was dusty, but the liquor was clean".

Vnsmkr said:

What sort of trip you talking about? Which plants?

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@mr mustache, got it right and the referenced trip is of the psychedelic kind

I assumed as much. Interesting, just reading about it