st0wandgrow
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SSDD week 5, and Gogi week 7
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bodhi seeds
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calicat
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Hope you get a female or male if your into that on the SS. The rear left one with the serrated edge pattern and thinner fan leaves is a more HPK expression. Good luck.
Amos Otis
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Thanks, CC. Do you mean the rear left one in the 2nd bucket? The first [from left] is 2 Phantom Cookies, the 3rd is 2 Chucky's Bride. I'm pretty interested in two stolen intellectuals to the right. The last one is a Space Dawg that likely has no future due to space.
Amos Otis
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How's the smell coming off the Goji?
TonightYou
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The lemon zinger I killed right before harvest was looking so sassy! darn heat/drought one week before harvest. Arms full of zesty lemon peel aroma. A very productive plant by bodhi standards. She will go back into flower again, sad though I was so close.
Looking sexy with those gals St0w.
Superstitious is a well balanced plant. I kinda miss having one in the garden. Early Bodhi pants at 9 weeks definitely done by 10 for the four gals I had. All very uniform.
See this is why I can't spend a $100 on a bean. I accidently broke the stem on a TRE while transplanting. Oh well, pop another one, I like to run things in threes but it's failed me in the past with all three ancients and white lotus being male.
Actually I will just run the two TRE. That will give me a chance to pop some ancients again as well as some Pagodas. I'd like to see what they have to offer
Looking sexy with those gals St0w.
Superstitious is a well balanced plant. I kinda miss having one in the garden. Early Bodhi pants at 9 weeks definitely done by 10 for the four gals I had. All very uniform.
See this is why I can't spend a $100 on a bean. I accidently broke the stem on a TRE while transplanting. Oh well, pop another one, I like to run things in threes but it's failed me in the past with all three ancients and white lotus being male.
Actually I will just run the two TRE. That will give me a chance to pop some ancients again as well as some Pagodas. I'd like to see what they have to offer
st0wandgrow
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Got the S.I.P.'s going eh? Nice! Expect some early (and heavy) trichome development. You should really be smelling some grape funk around 3-4 weeks flower. Leaves start turning color around week 6, and they'll be ready in the 8-9 week window depending where you prefer it. Hoping you get a couple gals to look at it......
The one pictured above is from seed, and is very similar to another that is being grown from clone (from another member here). It almost has a beef stew smell to it~if that makes any sense~ with a hint of sweet ..... but very faint. The one posted a page or two back is very berry! It's intoxicating. Can't stop sniffing at it. Smaller clusters of nugs on that one, and is looking like a smaller yield which is fine by me if the smoke is as good as I'm anticipating.
abe supercro
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the 1 goji seed i ran had a licorice or tinge o burned rubber along w sweet skunk heh. huge yielder racy buz
Amos Otis
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I can't believe I got caught up in bean hype [twice] and it's taken me so long to get back to CB - genuine cheese and cindy, my first one was terrific. The TP now has a strong scent of citrus coming out of the opened jar, and it transfers straight to the taste. I'm only using it as late night meds after hitting a couple roaches in the morning - not a good idea if you've got things to do.
Amos Otis
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I've taken to calling them 'Fat Martys' - simpler, plus if they're guys then they'll get a chance to make some Fat Cindys - sounds good, no?
Pass on the beef stew...lol... but isn't there a cat around here that talks a lot about pot roast? I had a bean of THC Bomb [hey, no grief, please] that smelled like minced meat. Good thing the 2nd was like orange juice.
Your description of your berry sounds like mine. Yeah, amigo, that one is worth hangin' on to.
Amos Otis
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I don't run perpetual, and run DWC, so once a girl is a week in a bloom room, the container stays put. Around 3-4 weeks in, they are usually tied, bent, and sometimes intertwined with one another....moving them is not an option, but I can sure see how it would be hazardous. That's two nearly finished plants you lost, yes? Man....heartbreaking after so much time together.
TonightYou
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No just the one sadly. It was my only lemon zinger I had from a few beans I popped. I have her cloned so she will go in soon.
What is happening in the tent:
Blueberry hill is looking beautiful and should be done in a week.
Goji is about two weeks away, looking very nice as usual. Going to have really good harvests on both of them due to a nice root mass and three gallon fabric pots.
I have two Snow Queens. Absolutely loving the one that is getting close to finish. I think she may be done in a week to a week and a half. The other Snow Queen is mid flower so she has time. Tad bit of a difference between these two female specimens so far. The SQ1 is tall, with medium spaced nodes. Very frosty, and has a forest smell to her. The other SQ2 is more stout and has tighter nodes with less stretch. I don't think she's going to get much taller.
Two mountain temples are looking great, early flower for one, mid flower for the other both look similar. Looking forward to both of these gals.
ETAh forgot also have an early flower of my SSDD. That bitch is always in the tent
Adrosmokin
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How you like the Chucky's or is this your first run? Got one seedling going currently, hoping to cross it with some Bodhi.
Adrosmokin
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Never had a runt before 'til now. Do you guys usually cull them or do they finish out?
Adrosmokin
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Yea, it and #5 were the last to sprout, but she just never took off. I think I'm gonna actually see how it grows, otherwise I'd always be wondering what would've happened. I'll transplant up to 1gal but that's it, should get a good idea of it's health by then.
Flaming Pie
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The cotlydons on #2 are yellow. Prob an older seed. Have you given her any nutes?
Adrosmokin
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They're yellow on all of them I believe. #5 and #2 sprouted at the same time, a day later than the others. You can kind of see, they're on the same set of leaves but #2 is just waaaay smaller. And yea, It has nutes available. I grow in an organic soil mix, once they drop their shell and shoot their first tap root they go in to my base mix that is amended with Jobe's Organic Fertilizer.
RockyMtnMan
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Some of the weakest little plants in the beginning, have turned out fire for me.
Not that there is any correlation, just that slow vegetative growth doesn't always mean a week plant in the end.
Amos Otis
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I wouldn't cross it with anything except itself; it's a great cross on it's own. This is my 2nd go round. I should have run another right behind, as I blew right through the smoke.