bodhi seeds

mane2008

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I understand yield is important to many so what about trying the strains he states are big yielders in the description. hope you find what suits your needs wish i could help

if I can get 1.25-1.5lbs per light im happy. Im still learning to dial my rooms in and thats what made the difference in yield for me vs previous crops. of course it helps i use "Known" avg to abv avg yielding strains
 

tree king

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I understand yield is important to many so what about trying the strains he states are big yielders in the description. hope you find what suits your needs wish i could help

if I can get 1.25-1.5lbs per light im happy. Im still learning to dial my rooms in and thats what made the difference in yield for me vs previous crops. of course it helps i use "Known" avg to abv avg yielding strains
its hard cause people have different definitions of what a big yield is. in the white lotus description it states stellar yields but if you talk to alot of people on this forum they'l tell you they can't get the strain to yield. one of the problems is that bodhi releases way too many strains so he can't even describe them accurately i think and so its impossible to compare them all. one time i pm'd him and asked him what strain of his would be best for no veg sea of green. he tells me I'm not sure talk to people on breedbay and ask them. lol i was like wtf? the shits ridiculous. with bodhi you know your gonna get fire but as far as picking a strain its so fuckin hard. if it was another breeder it would be a lot easier to find out what i need. i try to find dudes that have grown a bunch of different ones and ask them. but as you can see dudes get upset and start talking shit
 

hellraizer30

Rebel From The North
its hard cause people have different definitions of what a big yield is. in the white lotus description it states stellar yields but if you talk to alot of people on this forum they'l tell you they can't get the strain to yield. one of the problems is that bodhi releases way too many strains so he can't even describe them accurately i think and so its impossible to compare them all. one time i pm'd him and asked him what strain of his would be best for no veg sea of green. he tells me I'm not sure talk to people on breedbay and ask them. lol i was like wtf? the shits ridiculous. with bodhi you know your gonna get fire but as far as picking a strain its so fuckin hard. if it was another breeder it would be a lot easier to find out what i need. i try to find dudes that have grown a bunch of different ones and ask them. but as you can see dudes get upset and start talking shit

His discription are only as good as the person testing it..
Would be imposable to manage all his strains without
Testers or a army of in house growers.

Strain is 50% the battle when shooting for yield but skill
And a dailed in room is key!
 

tree king

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thats my point he hasn't grew out the seeds himself so its hard to get info from him. of course you gotta grow the strains correctly thats just common sense. I'm just glad you know your getting fire no matter what so its worth running multiple strains until you find what you need
 
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Mad Hamish

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A good sativa doesn't give me energy per se, but it does motivate me. I can take on boring chores like washing dishes .....spin some tunes and actually enjoy doing it. With Indicas I'm glued to the couch whether I have shit to do or not.
last season, nabbed a packet of bodhi's ltd release ethiopian highland and malawi gold.

may schedule micro test run w 3 bodhi 'malawi gold' and 3 holy smoke seeds 'malawi'. I'd go right into 12/12 after an abbreviated veg (since running a reeferman willie nelson, weary of long flowering sativas).

enjoyed runnin a malawi x c99, that only tested at about 11% thc. it was rather fast, compact(ish) and vigor/yield! nice light buzz, plenty functional... so another malawi for possible hybridization would be the idea.

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the Durban I had came from sensi seeds circa 2000. ran less than 70 days fine compact buds, low leaf to bud ratio/ez trim.
smelled like mango and papaya - only now seeing what a plant that was.
'Creative' is my description for the nice Sats, and 'Sedative' for the Indies, works about right methinks...

That Sensi Durban is the one I am,talking about, getting the whole story took a long, LONG time. It is a SK1 cross. Any South African weed crosses out well, daddies are not very pushy at all. Swazi x SK1 is still my fave, just WOW.
 

adrew420

New Member
hey Amos. When you flush with water only. Do you adjust the ph of the water to the 5.5 - 6.5 range, or is that not necessary? I know the plant should ripen using the nutes that are already in the stems and leaves, but not sure what to do with the water.
 

TonightYou

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Beautiful Amos, looks like a nice yield on that SSDD, also looks like some nub foxtail there! What nutes you running? Little hot? (not criticizing, that looks like a great harvest and pretty bountiful at that) eta what lamp you running?
 

Amos Otis

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hey Amos. When you flush with water only. Do you adjust the ph of the water to the 5.5 - 6.5 range, or is that not necessary? I know the plant should ripen using the nutes that are already in the stems and leaves, but not sure what to do with the water.
Good question, and I honestly don't know. Normally I plan for a 7-10 day all water finish, and will keep the ph adjusted for a few days, guessing that there's still some nutes around the moist roots even after draining the buckets. The last few days water only - another guess, because I don't want the chemical ph adjuster in the last days. [aka = winging it]


Beautiful Amos, looks like a nice yield on that SSDD, also looks like some nub foxtail there! What nutes you running? Little hot? (not criticizing, that looks like a great harvest and pretty bountiful at that) eta what lamp you running?
Thanks, TY. You might recall that I posted pics at around wk 3 or 4 where the plants had turned pale almost overnight. All reports I'd read suggested going easy on the nutes, which had served them well until then. At that point, however, I flushed and upped nutes until they'd regained color, so yeah, no doubt I over corrected somewhat then.

That's why I'm running 3 of BO and SSDD right behind, figuring the 2nd date should go a little smoother. Also....I hate late foxtails. They started that around 8 weeks....every day after 9, I'm looking for them to finish; instead they keep popping those nubs. :cuss:I use Dyna-Gro foliage and bloom, CalMag to top the reservoirs between feedings. I love the simplicity of 2 part nutes - used GH previously - but I'm not married to them should I read or hear of something better that's just as easy. 400 watt MH 4 weeks of 12/12, then HPS to finish.
 

calicat

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Sativa for me gives me the illusion of tunnel vision therefore really easy to accomplish a single task
His discription are only as good as the person testing it..
Would be imposable to manage all his strains without
Testers or a army of in house growers.

Strain is 50% the battle when shooting for yield but skill
And a dailed in room is key!
Not to mention I have not recalled any of his strain descriptions encompass 12/12 growing like I believe Tree King does.
 

TonightYou

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Ah forgot about that Amos, I know dynagrow would be my go to if I didn't have Jacks. I had those calcium issues awhile back but picked up something to amend my medium now no more Cal mag for me. It depends on the foxtailing to be honest. I've got superstitious done but the damn girl will just keep pushing them out. She's done now so she's getting the chop, it's been over 10 weeks and the rest of the plant screams done. My sunshine daydream puts them out from the get go but it's more of building nubs together and it's dense, not airy.
 

heelzballer

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Wow, so you run blue spectrum the first four weeks of flowering?? Is that a consensus for alot of growers now?? Reason being is I still get a fair amount of stretch on some plants, and was seeing if that is the primary reason.

Someone pages back said they gave up on Lucky Charms due to mutations,, although I'm running a nice cut of it that seems to be working thus far, nice picks of LC above good job.
 

Amos Otis

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Wow, so you run blue spectrum the first four weeks of flowering?? Is that a consensus for alot of growers now?? Reason being is I still get a fair amount of stretch on some plants, and was seeing if that is the primary reason.
I think I picked that up from that Hydro cat on YouTube - not sure. The aim is for the last 6 weeks of 12 / 12 to be under HPS, so an 8 wk strain only stays blue 2 weeks. The nutes are changed from veg to bloom at the bulb change.

I don't advocate this for anyone else...just answering the question !!!!

It's just something I've tried for a few runs, and it seems to keep the plants healthier and more vigorous than doing a total flip @ 12 / 12.

This pic has 4 fems in 12 / 12 for 13 days. The c-99 [ bottom L ] is already pushing out a bunch of lovely white pistils.....but they all have good color and vigor. Will probably change bulbs first of next week, as the 4 different plants all have an expected finishing time of 8 - 9 weeks.new bloom.jpg
 

ActionHanks

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Picked up some SSDD, Lucky Charms, and more Mother's Milk today.
Also grabbed some Archives seeds Casper OG.

I've got 2 females outta my strange loves just hitting week 1.5 or 2 of flowing. Got one that's very IK leaning, already smells disely. The other has rounded blade tips and is yet to reveal it's true stench. Fingers crossed for a cookie leaner.
 

heelzballer

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Thanks for the clarification Amos. Looking good too...C99 is a badass sativa that is quick to throw out pistils and finishes fast...good yields too. A couple of them hermied on lower branches depending on pheno, but I'm sure you've got that shit locked down, just an fyi.
 

Mad Hamish

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You Hydro die hards should consider running a new type LOS style first. No need to flush etc so you can relax and study what she does and the dial in the hydro run just right. No first run is perfect but an imperfect organic bud is better than an imperfect hydro one every day.
 
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