bodhi seeds

i know of one particular strain (ogre kush) that ive been running for 10 years straight, that is slightly stronger when grown outdoor rather than indoor - but that particular grower who does run it outside, has the best outdoor ive ever smoked and he's in humboldt, which is a huge factor when comparing indoor to outdoor.....visually, of course the indoor looks better, but potency-wise, the outdoor is in fact stronger

i do believe outdoor brings out more potency, as long as it isn't shitty-grown outdoor

hillbill said:

Temperature and climate as a whole have a dramatic ef&ect on plants and how a particular strain have evolved or adapted. Leaf shape and texture and shrub as well as vining and tree varieties all may be adaptations of the same plant. Not so sure about gravity as the difference is very minor.

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gravity broadly dictates atmospheric pressure at altitudes which in turn dictates gas and UV concentrations, etc., so in that sense it is an important variable.

HaroldRocks said:

i know of one particular strain (ogre kush) that ive been running for 10 years straight, that is slightly stronger when grown outdoor rather than indoor - but that particular grower who does run it outside, has the best outdoor ive ever smoked and he's in humboldt, which is a huge factor when comparing indoor to outdoor.....visually, of course the indoor looks better, but potency-wise, the outdoor is in fact stronger

i do believe outdoor brings out more potency, as long as it isn't shitty-grown outdoor

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100% agree. My kushes are definitely better outdoors. Just wish I had an extra month of warmth here to reach potentials. Hoping the new QB's change that. Next winter. Just a couple autos over winter for dabble after a long avoidance.

Rufus T. Firefly said:

And sunlight has a lot more PAR

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The fanciest quantum boards and the toppest bin led diodes will always be shitty knock offs compared to the sun.

I think the line between good outdoor and good indoor has to do with the post harvest processing of outdoor. Most outdoor here in oklahoma smells gamey to me. Unwashed dirt and pollen covering your outdoor buds makes for a rougher smoke than you will typically find on most indoor.

Places like humbolt that have a long tradition of outdoor growing also have long traditions of doing that extra work on their plants, even after the harvest.

Blueberry bref said:

The fanciest quantum boards and the toppest bin led diodes will always be shitty knock offs compared to the sun.

I think the line between good outdoor and good indoor has to do with the post harvest processing of outdoor. Most outdoor here in oklahoma smells gamey to me. Unwashed dirt and pollen covering your outdoor buds makes for a rougher smoke than you will typically find on most indoor.

Places like humbolt that have a long tradition of outdoor growing also have long traditions of doing that extra work on their plants, even after the harvest.

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Agreed, it's hard to argue against a system that at has had millions of years to fine tune. I used to live in OKC, not what I would consider a botanical Paradise. Humboldt on the other hand....it's banana pancakes what all grows out there . I think it's logical to assume that not only do they have a huge advantage weather wise but also the advantage with skilled labor you point out.

On a side note how fuckin crazy is it that OK has become kind of a weed mecca? Maybe mecca is too strong of a term but liquor by the drink was illegal not that long ago. Can you buy booze on Sundays?

Rufus T. Firefly said:

Agreed, it's hard to argue against a system that at has had millions of years to fine tune. I used to live in OKC, not what I would consider a botanical Paradise. Humboldt on the other hand....it's banana pancakes what all grows out there . I think it's logical to assume that not only do they have a huge advantage weather wise but also the advantage with skilled labor you point out.

On a side note how fuckin crazy is it that OK has become kind of a weed mecca? Maybe mecca is too strong of a term but liquor by the drink was illegal not that long ago. Can you buy booze on Sundays?

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Yes. But the religiuos groups that run my state put locked gates in front of the liquor until noon if they unlock it all. But I see the preacher behind me sipping something on the rocks in a tumbler every Sunday. Do as I say. Sad. Peace. And a rewarding day to all. Out.

Rufus T. Firefly said:

Agreed, it's hard to argue against a system that at has had millions of years to fine tune. I used to live in OKC, not what I would consider a botanical Paradise. Humboldt on the other hand....it's banana pancakes what all grows out there . I think it's logical to assume that not only do they have a huge advantage weather wise but also the advantage with skilled labor you point out.

On a side note how fuckin crazy is it that OK has become kind of a weed mecca? Maybe mecca is too strong of a term but liquor by the drink was illegal not that long ago. Can you buy booze on Sundays?

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lol, we just got booze in grocery stores this year. Mecca is kind of the right term, $2500 and an out building on your property in the county will more or less get you a commercial grow license. Not a ton of regulation and a low hurdle for entry into the industry.

Blueberry bref said:

lol, we just got booze in grocery stores this year. Mecca is kind of the right term, $2500 and an out building on your property in the county will more or less get you a commercial grow license. Not a ton of regulation and a low hurdle for entry into the industry.

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Reminds me of why I used to be a republican lol. Sorry, talking politics on he internet...bad idea. Anyway for all their nanny like laws they really rolled out the medical the right way IMHO.

MICHI-CAN said:

Yes. But the religiuos groups that run my state put locked gates in front of the liquor until noon if they unlock it all. But I see the preacher behind me sipping something on the rocks in a tumbler every Sunday. Do as I say. Sad. Peace. And a rewarding day to all. Out.

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With StL being the home of the once largest brewery in the world and a lot of Catholics liquor laws here are super relaxed. Hell you can still legally drink in a car (driver no, passenger yes).

Sorry for the detour, back to Bodhi.

Another beautiful outdoor season up here in the Northeast. Putting plants out middle of July to be pollinated has worked out well for me. Plants are fully seeded, not too dense and made it into October with almost zero mold. I got lucky with a studly black raspberry male I put out very small middle of July. Turned out to be a very quick grower


Female#1 to be pollinated was a chuck from 2019. A female Jaws Mrs Pebbles pollinated by a baddawg gg4 clone only x 3 headed dragon ( bodhi) first pic is of my first indoor with this cross back in june or so. There are bleeder phenos going back to bodhis 3 headed dragon with a goji cross i did with the gg4 x 3hdd


Female #2 Hindu Hashplant. Out of close to a dozen bodhi strains ive grown, the HH is my least favorite. Hoping the black raz brings some taste to the hh. 2 different hh phenos ive grown have tasted strange. The only way to describe it is trying to imagine smoking the first landrace, roadside strain lol. Almost hemp like if i had to guess. I did make some really nice hash outta one of those phenos. I have 100 grams of fresh frozen in the freezer of one of the bad tasting phenos I grew indoors over the summer. Going to be running sime bubble once it gets a little colder in the barn ( tv in there )


Already have some of 2020 pollen chucks coming up in solo cups for this winter's fun

If I may siphon from knowledge from you grow gurus? I have the strangest herm I have encountered on my last and biggest Snow Temple. Strange being that I have never encountered it in 3 decades. I have a few random seeds only on the very lowest calyx. The first to show. Random and very few. Fully mature.

Jarring and shredding bubble material. I have shredded a bunch and it is just this. None in buds and no sign of male anything. I know the cause. But are these seeds possibly S1 fem. Just wondering what my odds are of fems. Running low. and free beans are a bonus for non profit.

Any insight would be appreciated and welcome. Not breeding so I'm clueless.

I'm on the canning line for awhile. I'll be in and out.

Many thanks to all.

Thank you.

I have seen some plants throw a couple early balls under the bottom most bud site that will get the lowers, potentially just the one calyx like that. The fact that it’s sheath is brown shows you it’s been ripe for a while.

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I have seen some plants throw a couple early balls under the bottom most bud site that will get the lowers, potentially just the one calyx like that. The fact that it’s sheath is brown shows you it’s been ripe for a while.

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TY. Knew that it was well ripe. It was just the very lower branches. I got few. And I checked ever node on the plant. My crazy self collects those golden balls for my bubbler. Here's the bonus beans. And how much yielded these.

Happy with it. I'll drop them or share in time. Hope night is good. Out of the personal sweat shop for a day now.
Peace.

Bodhi packs are 10% off at JBC for their "Green Friday Deal." I wonder what GLG is going to do this year.

raggyb said:

gravity broadly dictates atmospheric pressure at altitudes which in turn dictates gas and UV concentrations, etc., so in that sense it is an important variable.

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I am not mistaken, gravity is 9.8 meters/sec/sec at all places with the atmosphere. I don't think altitude matters.............

MICHI-CAN said:

If I may siphon from knowledge from you grow gurus? I have the strangest herm I have encountered on my last and biggest Snow Temple. Strange being that I have never encountered it in 3 decades. I have a few random seeds only on the very lowest calyx. The first to show. Random and very few. Fully mature.

Jarring and shredding bubble material. I have shredded a bunch and it is just this. None in buds and no sign of male anything. I know the cause. But are these seeds possibly S1 fem. Just wondering what my odds are of fems. Running low. and free beans are a bonus for non profit.

Any insight would be appreciated and welcome. Not breeding so I'm clueless.

I'm on the canning line for awhile. I'll be in and out.

Many thanks to all.

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If you didnt know, those preflowers your girl has can get get fertilized. I will sometimes hit my pre-flowering/vegging mother with pollen without actually flowering it. Those will develop into full seeds with no problems.

So I'm looking for some more Bodhi goodies and 2 have caught my eye:

Lemon Hashplant V2
Super Silver Hashplant

I would like to know the following:

1. High type/potency?
2. Stretchy/regular/short stretch after flip?
3. High/average/low yield?
4. Flowering time?
5. Keeper?

Thanks

riumember101 said:

So I'm looking for some more Bodhi goodies and 2 have caught my eye:

Lemon Hashplant V2
Super Silver Hashplant

I would like to know the following:

1. High type/potency?
2. Stretchy/regular/short stretch after flip?
3. High/average/low yield?
4. Flowering time?
5. Keeper?

Thanks

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I've yet to smoke or grow either, but for the life of me I can't see Super Silver HP not delivering the goods. I've been eyeballing Lemon Wookie v2 myself, rather than the HP. I'm betting either would rock but I'm slightly less HP fan than most here. Good luck with whatever your choice, and I expect you'll get better answers soon.

Whats bodhis biggest yeilders atm. Found a company stocking him uk all new stock so i wana grab something he has i heard hes got some insane yielders in the g13mixes but whats his bigest

Mr Westmont said:

I am not mistaken, gravity is 9.8 meters/sec/sec at all places with the atmosphere. I don't think altitude matters.............

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Earths gravitational force is inversely proportional to the square of the distance between the center of the earth and the object. At 8000 ft above sea level, the gravitational force is roughly 9.796m/s².