Sassafras¥
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I wouldn't think so. I'd say there is some EC that is of better quality though..
bodhi seeds
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Freedom farmer 420
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Thanks the place I usually get my castings from don't specify it just says castings. But I was in Wal-Mart today and seen some straight from nature earthworm castings so I grabbed a bag I was running low anyway figured it can't hurt either way
Sassafras¥
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Yeah I've used the same exact brand from Walmart. Seemed to have worked good 4 me.
Freedom farmer 420
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Well I did luck up and end up with a male buckeye purple and he's starting to show purple on the pollen sacs so I'm pretty pumped about that. Gonna collect as much as I can for current and future runs. Hopefully I can make some more buckeye purple seeds. I lost 6 from the start from not sprouting and dampening and 1 from being a male so I took a hit with those.
Rosinallday
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This stuff called cream of the crop. I live in a big outdoor growing community where we are really spoiled. I just drive down the road to the local growing store and they have everything you could possibly wish for. Bulk soils are foundation, bumper crop and cream of the crop-$135 per yard. Organic fully amended I just added some wormcastings.
Freedom farmer 420
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Right on brother that's awesome
MustangStudFarm
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Alright man, I just ordered Mother's milk and BBHP with GG4xSSDD for the freebies. Which one would be the best producer of the group?
MustangStudFarm
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Sorry guys, I just grabbed the last BlueBerryHP from GLG...
1kemosabe
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I have used Bovida packs with some great success. No burping needed,, (unless you cant help to open the jar and give a quick sniff or 2 like i do
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Freedom farmer 420
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Not sure about yield but my buddy says the mothers milk is awesome
Rosinallday
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Good one, I'm sure they'll restock. Thought I was getting the last pack a couple of times on that one. Got 2 backup packs and gonna make f2's.
1kemosabe
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Same here. Seem to work good for me as well. Good ole wallymart. Grabbed a few other veggies on the half price rack as well. All they needed is a lil love and some H20 and back to life they are.Yeah I've used the same exact brand from Walmart. Seemed to have worked good 4 me.
MojoRizing
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Thanks man., as Freedom farmer 420 said SSDD = Sunshine Daydream. That and Goji OG are probably the best known Bodhi Seed strains.
MustangStudFarm
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I have been struggling to get my soil in good shape lately. So, I ordered a bunch of soil from "Build-a-Soil" and I am now just getting around to using it. These plants were started in my old soil mix and they were probably stunted from it, so bear with me. It is also hard to know which seed is going to stretch like crazy and which one is going to stay squat. I am starting to find out that the phenos that I like best are usually the slow vege ones with little stretch in flower. Anyways, I will share some crappy pics with you guys.
This is Black Raz at week 6. It is a short plant and I probably need to vege it longer, but it does pack on weight pretty fast. It is very dense and the buds are golf ball size.
It would be a good producer if I allowed it more vege time. The buds are very swollen and dense. It has the "new shoe" smell right now.
Black Raz, different pheno. Its a small plant, but it is a fast finisher. It would be great for someone, like me, that is still trying to dial in their soil. This strain is does not have a big cola, but it makes up for it with dense side branches. These two didnt get cloned off of and the keeper was held back so that I could get plenty of clones off of it.
This is Black Raz at week 6. It is a short plant and I probably need to vege it longer, but it does pack on weight pretty fast. It is very dense and the buds are golf ball size.
It would be a good producer if I allowed it more vege time. The buds are very swollen and dense. It has the "new shoe" smell right now.
Black Raz, different pheno. Its a small plant, but it is a fast finisher. It would be great for someone, like me, that is still trying to dial in their soil. This strain is does not have a big cola, but it makes up for it with dense side branches. These two didnt get cloned off of and the keeper was held back so that I could get plenty of clones off of it.
MustangStudFarm
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I was suprised by Dragon Fruit. I was expecting a long flowering sativa type but I got a chunky, fast flowering type from my pack. I was expecting some fluffy buds, but these are a lot like the Black Raz as far as bud structure. I have to admit, I had some of my best yields from chunky plants like this. Dragon Fruit has more of a candy smell to it like sweet tarts.
MustangStudFarm
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Sorry, same plant, I just hit the wrong button... For a freebie, this kicked ass!
Prayer Tower sativa. Not bad, but I like Dragon Fruit better. Maybe I should do a smoke test before I start making claims though... Chunky, dense, and fast. All of these pics are @ 6weeks. I have high expectations for my next round with my new soil.
Just to throw this in here, but here is "Sour Kush" by Reserva P. It's a big fluffy turd next to my Bodhi stuff. I am DONE buying these $100 seed packs that dont have any winners! It looks big, but it's all fluff and no frost at all... It seems like it wants 10-12 weeks to get solid. I am starting to enjoy the fast and chunky strains a lot, even if they dont have huge buds.
Prayer Tower sativa. Not bad, but I like Dragon Fruit better. Maybe I should do a smoke test before I start making claims though... Chunky, dense, and fast. All of these pics are @ 6weeks. I have high expectations for my next round with my new soil.
Just to throw this in here, but here is "Sour Kush" by Reserva P. It's a big fluffy turd next to my Bodhi stuff. I am DONE buying these $100 seed packs that dont have any winners! It looks big, but it's all fluff and no frost at all... It seems like it wants 10-12 weeks to get solid. I am starting to enjoy the fast and chunky strains a lot, even if they dont have huge buds.
JeffSessions
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Hadn't caught up on this thread since all the dog pics, dusty in here this morning. Stoner's dogs are the best dogs. Mine is 13 now. We've probably only got another 20 or 30 good years together. That's what I keep telling myself anyway.
DANG! Have you grown any of the other guava crosses? I've been wanting to pick one up and haven't seen much about the differences between the three.
I like those Fiskars for pruning, but the spring gets old trimming really fast. Maybe try some loop handled scissors instead? Still going to get old, but I find them less carpal tunnel inducing.
Moderndayhippy
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Smoking on my keeper sunshine 4. Little heavier than I prefer especially at 7:30 AM but tastes great and it's all I got atm. One of the easiest trimming strains I've ever grown which means it will stay around a while.
And since no dog lover can see everyone post their dog pics and not throw up a match,
Marley 9 month old golden had her since she was 8 weeks, she is hanging out with her best friend "kitty".
And since no dog lover can see everyone post their dog pics and not throw up a match,
Marley 9 month old golden had her since she was 8 weeks, she is hanging out with her best friend "kitty".
Bubby'sndalab
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Sorry bout your sour kush from rp-mine has been a keeper for 4yrs now-maybe pop a few more-good luck man
Cletus clem
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Chikamasa with the curved tip FTW. Sharper, lighter, easier to manuver as the curved tip clears your line of vision as well as conforms to the shape of the bud. And the key superiority factor....no god damn spring working against you with every cut. Despite popular belief it is actually easier to open a pair of scissors then to squeeze them closed with a spring working against you. Also, no spring to break or lose, and no stupid shitty locking mechanism to accidentally engage every five fucking minutes.
