I just cut some down yesterday at day 56.. I'll have to throw up some pics in a non Bodhi thread..I liked taking her at day 58. Seemed perfect.
This is definitely in my top 5 seed strains of all time. Pretty much has everything a decent person could want.
Depending on whose intellectual property the GS are, so would I.You got a thread Tonight? I'd be super interested in watching those Grape Stompers flower out. As well as your Bodhi gear of course
I ran four MLI beans, but only got one girl. Not the prettiest to look at, either on the plant or as finished bud, but she really blew me away with the taste/smell, which was very much an orange-diesel-fuel kind of thing, made fantastic extracts. Definitely what one would consider a hash plant, which only makes sense, given its lineage. The frost was there, but not as much so as with most of the other strains I run, but as far as processable plant matter goes, the yield was very good. I want to say it needed a longish amount of veg time and had only a moderate amount of stretch in flowering, but I only ran it twice. I'm sure I will revisit the pack at some point. I know there's a lot of people slagging on sensi these days, but I think that there's still some excellent phenotypes in their strains. They just aren't the multigenerational polyhybrids that people have gotten used to, and frequently require more selection work. Same thing I would say about Mr. Nice's genetics.
Thanks for that. I'm also running PCK and just like MLI it is slow to get started. If it was Bodhi gear it would already be at least in one gallons but still hanging out in party cups. I don't like to transfer until there is a solid root ball. I'm hoping for some chill indica plants. I have a knock out smoke from SSDD, but a good relaxing, functional indica would be great. I have plenty of sativa hybrids and BBH is middle of the road with effects
Honestly, I think it just depends on what Bodhi gear you've grown. Appalachia and Snow Lotus hybrids are not only f1, but both males have extremely vigorous vegetative plants their parentage, the blockhead in Snow Lotus and both the tres dawg and green crack in appalachia are great veggers. The hybrids that are crosses with indicas and the deadly g male, on the other hand, take much longer in veg. I think a lot of this comes from the evolutionary backgrounds of the sativa and indica lines themselves; while sativas grow both above and below ground at healthy rates, indicas seem to like to grow a healthy root mass, and then once that has been established their vegetative/flowering growth will increase substantially. This makes a great deal of sense if you consider that where sativas generally grow there is usually not only frequent rain but a substantially higher ambient humidity; and indicas come from regions with less frequent rain and a much lower humidity, which is why they are much more vulnerable to bud mold, as they have not had the opportunity to evolve to life in a high humidity environment. Less water + less humidity = the need for a much larger and more vigorous root ball to support a vigorous plant. The MLI and PCK are both selected from indica landrace lines from Afghanistan and Pakistan, so a lengthy veg period goes with the territory, so to speak. The flip side of the coin is that you get a photoperiod cycle adapted to a higher latitude, and their flowering time is pretty quick. My MLI was completely done in 7 weeks in hydroponics.
Yeah, it was a gift from my patient. They have long since rooted.. just scared to put em upstairs.. my kitties like to eat plants.
With rooting hormones as well? Or just by itself?
