Serva
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Bodhi is giving away his cbd strains for free to people with medical needs, as far as I know. Wasn't barefoot doctor (harlequin x ssdd) a possible high cbd strain, which was going out as feeebies?
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GreenTools
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digi-key for cobs and heatsinks ...
I'm using hlg240-c2100b 3 cobs per...
hillbill
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I've had an old Optic 120 fo two years and it is still performing as new. My introduction to COBs and I remember how impressed I was and I was already running 3 Area 51 Cree panels. Those are still good enough to use when needed. Nice lunchbox design. The steel on my case is bubbling and rusting a bit in spots. Great metal prep before paint I guess.
rikdabrick
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Yeah he was, but I haven't seen any lately. I used to grow Harlequin BX [Harlequin x (Harlequin x AC/DC)] that I got from Bodhi and it was great for pain and relaxing, but it was pretty potent. My buddy was giving oral doses of hash oil to his mom with later stage Alzheimer's and the effects were pretty amazing which makes sense because CBD is actually a strong anti-oxidant and neuro-protector. The effects were not that great from using hash oil made from just high THC strains, just FYI.
natureboygrower
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this is really cool.my wife's grandmother had alzheimer's.it was awful watching someone slip away from knowing who their own family was.so im assuming ingesting was more effective than smoking,is there any reason why that you know of? and do you think a low daily dose could possibly protects us from dementia/alzheimer's?
rikdabrick
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So this is what the last round of organically amended native soil grown mostly Bodhi plants looked liked a few weeks or so before the first plants started getting harvested. It was a pretty good round. Quality is topnotch and yield is good overall. I got an outbreak of southern blight (horrible disease) and 3 plants died and 2 others were severally affected in yield, otherwise it was a good round. I had some SSDD, BBHP, Space Monkey, Wolf Pack, Dream Beaver, Skywalker OG x Pipeline (unreleased from Bodhi) and Jamaican x Goji OG (unreleased from Bodhi) and I think that's it from Bodhi. I had one Purple Mayhem (Gooey Breeder) and one GG#4 x Valley OG (bred by a friend) also. It was my first round with Wolf Pack, Space Monkey and BBHP which were all great IMO.
Here's a nug shot of one of the Wolf Pack plants. Lovely smell. I haven't got any trimmed up yet so I don't have a smoke report yet, but as of right now it's sticking around for the long haul.
Here's a dried nug shot of some my Space Monkey #3. The pic isn't great, but I just snapped a quick pic as it was headed out the door. It got trimmed up on Friday and was out the door on Saturday, ha ha. My buddy grabbed it up and he has an amazing nose. He's my go to guy for getting the nuances of aromas. I like the scent and I thought it was kind of perfume-y smelling, but couldn't quite put my finger on it. My wife said it smelled like a pine forest which I didn't get. My "nose" guy said it smells like WD-40, carrots, onions, garlic powder, pine, lemon and eucalyptus in that order. I doubt most people could pick up all those scents. And he said the perfume-y smell is primarily from the WD-40 smell. I believe him, ha ha, it's definitely some terpy herb.
Here's some of my BBHP #4. It was totally hashplant leaning in growth and structure; a burly, stout plant. I couldn't tell what it smelled like and neither could my trimmers, but it smells good. My "nose" guy grabbed some of this too. He said it smells like flowers, seaweed, catpiss, trash, pine and damp basement which might sound awful, which it is, but it's awful in a good way, ha ha. Both the BBHP #4 and Space Monkey #3 got horrific reactions from my buddy's girlfriend and he said between the Space Monkey and BBHP it's "the grossest, nastiest smelling batch yet" and he was stoked, ha ha! Interestingly, I did not like the smell of this plant while it was growing. It smelled moldy, but the aroma changed dramatically during the drying/curing process. I was not planning on keeping this one while it was growing, but it is in the running for being a keeper.
Here's some of my BBHP#3 nugs. I am planning on keeping this one. It was Blue Dream structured in growth with tons of really dense nugs and has a Blue Dream aroma with some Hashplant funk. I'll get a better description of the aroma today when another one of my buddy's with an incredible nose grabs some. I haven't got final weights in, but I expect it to yield huge. The quality is on the same level as the SM#3 and BBHP#4.
More reports to come as stuff keeps getting trimmed up.
Here's a nug shot of one of the Wolf Pack plants. Lovely smell. I haven't got any trimmed up yet so I don't have a smoke report yet, but as of right now it's sticking around for the long haul.
Here's a dried nug shot of some my Space Monkey #3. The pic isn't great, but I just snapped a quick pic as it was headed out the door. It got trimmed up on Friday and was out the door on Saturday, ha ha. My buddy grabbed it up and he has an amazing nose. He's my go to guy for getting the nuances of aromas. I like the scent and I thought it was kind of perfume-y smelling, but couldn't quite put my finger on it. My wife said it smelled like a pine forest which I didn't get. My "nose" guy said it smells like WD-40, carrots, onions, garlic powder, pine, lemon and eucalyptus in that order. I doubt most people could pick up all those scents. And he said the perfume-y smell is primarily from the WD-40 smell. I believe him, ha ha, it's definitely some terpy herb.
Here's some of my BBHP #4. It was totally hashplant leaning in growth and structure; a burly, stout plant. I couldn't tell what it smelled like and neither could my trimmers, but it smells good. My "nose" guy grabbed some of this too. He said it smells like flowers, seaweed, catpiss, trash, pine and damp basement which might sound awful, which it is, but it's awful in a good way, ha ha. Both the BBHP #4 and Space Monkey #3 got horrific reactions from my buddy's girlfriend and he said between the Space Monkey and BBHP it's "the grossest, nastiest smelling batch yet" and he was stoked, ha ha! Interestingly, I did not like the smell of this plant while it was growing. It smelled moldy, but the aroma changed dramatically during the drying/curing process. I was not planning on keeping this one while it was growing, but it is in the running for being a keeper.
Here's some of my BBHP#3 nugs. I am planning on keeping this one. It was Blue Dream structured in growth with tons of really dense nugs and has a Blue Dream aroma with some Hashplant funk. I'll get a better description of the aroma today when another one of my buddy's with an incredible nose grabs some. I haven't got final weights in, but I expect it to yield huge. The quality is on the same level as the SM#3 and BBHP#4.
More reports to come as stuff keeps getting trimmed up.
rikdabrick
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His mom probably wouldn't have wanted to take it, but my buddy was slipping it in some gummy vitamins and she definitely wouldn't have smoked any, but for the most part I believe that eating canna products is better than smoking for almost all severe health issues. I smoke weed and rarely eat canna products, but for people that I come across with severe chronic or terminal conditions I suggest they just eat hash oil. And yes, I think regular doses of CBD and THC are helpful in preventing neuro-degenerative diseases.
limonene
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Sorry to hear about your bad experience. I didn’t even get to flower my TK x orgasmatron testers. I popped 7 seeds. The structure was pretty nasty from the start. In fact I’ve never had plants that grew like that before, straight up, terrible nodal spacing, no side branching. They looked a little better after I topped them but still just wanted to grow vertically as quickly as possible. When they started showing sex I had 5 males and 2 that were possibly going to be female. I ended up killing all of them, something told me they would cause me issues later down the line, issues I can’t afford to have. It’s a shame as in paper these would have been an amazing genetic mashup. Here’s some photos from the last few weeks, hopefully u can see what I mean about the awful structure.
Weliveinapolicestate
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I got two packs of the barefoot doctor as freebies from GLG last year haven't seen anything new on CBD Freebies. I've started the Daisy May from Stray fox. It's a SunShineDayDream (butter cut) x Good Medicine F2 if anyone is looking for a potential high cbd strain.
Cletus clem
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So ive been teaching a friend of mine how to grow. Weve been splitting bodhi seed orders under the agreement that should we want we have access to each others cuts. First order, goji, ssdd and lemon lotus. Happen to get 12 beanz in all 3. Score. Next order we did differently. We each picked a pack and split the freebies. He got mothers milk, i got dream beaver and we split bingo pajamas. Anyway, i gave him a couple cuts of stuff i had to get him going, meanwile he got a little carried away with the bean popping and overloaded. I was able to go over and sex a few for him, cull out some males and i took 1 goji with me which i sexed yesterday as a male. Damn! So i let him know and he was very happy to bring me over a lovely female! Score. She is ready to clone and flip. Wouldnt you know it i just so happen to have a slot in my next run open. I was going to plug in a super stardawg but it isnt going to be where i would like it to be. Everything should line up perfectly for me to take cuts and flip though the cutting will likely not be rooted when that happens im confident ill be just fine. 
Cletus clem
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The new girl... 
Serva
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Ohh, I love the genetic! Thanks for the info!
numberfour
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natasdaisy
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this makes sense i run perpetual under vero29's and citi 1212's and when they go in to the flower room from veg they get much paler light green for about a week then they take offYeah, thanks for the input! I realized that my SSDD's are way happier, when I dim down the light in the beginning (it looked like cal def at first 1/3 of the plant), Week 4 I can go back to 100%. I will take attation to intensity when popping rest of the PLSS, and see if I can get a run with her without nanners. One more week and my SSDD is finished, than I can give it another try together with a really funny PLSS branchy bonsai mutant girl
Serva
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Hello bodhi heads, may I ask you to help me please! I am not really hanging around anywhere else, and we are talking here to save bodhi genetic 
Pocket microscope and tablet - my attempt of what I wanna call a picture:
Actually I did a bad mistake, I had a outdoor plant, infested with spider mites, but due to temprature drop in september, it didn't really became a problem. Infection stopped (36°F during the nights), but when I harvested the plant within the last two weeks, it seems, that all these inactive mites now populate my flower cab. My drying cab and everything is haning on one air system, so easy way for them to go into the other parts of the cab. My vegetation area with the mothers is infected the least, I just sprayed them with neemoil+rimulgan / EMa solution, but when I informed myself correctly, it's hard to get rid of them? My first infection within one year of indoor growing, so I am really not used to the enviromental circumstances...
Whats the best way to save my mothers now? I could put together a tent, and seperate them for 2-3 weeks. I can take clones and kill the mites with too high humidity? Or is it all overrated, and letting them in my cab isn't a problem with regular spraying?
What to do with my flower plants? Fighting spider mites on my tomato plants with a tea of garlic, onion, and nettel was really effective, but this doesn't seems to be the proper way this time
My SSDD#2 is day 52 of 10/14, less infection, though I found a web on one bud yesterday, which I harvested. Just a few mites I was able to find on it. Would like her to go one more week, but she could be harvested. Better do it now, or no problem waiting one more week?
(uhm, looking for the missing pictures...)
SSDD#5 is day 40 (+/- 2) of 12/12, most infected plant. Will need atleast 3 more weeks, would like to save her some how, because I dropped the mother, and it would be my last stach of her =/
SSDD#6 is day 28 (+/- 2) of 12/12, less infection. I have no problem to cut her down, though it would be a lovley pain medicine missing in my rotation, but I have the mother!
Personally I would:
- seperate the mothers into a tent
- let #2 and #5 finish without doing any
- clean everything
- doing some changes to the flower cab
- starting all over in coco (which I wanted to do anyways after the SSDD girls)
- buy some clean cuts for the first round, until my mothers are saved and I can take clean cuts from them again
I would like to keep it as simple as possible... enough to do before the snow is coming =) Thanks for your input!
Pocket microscope and tablet - my attempt of what I wanna call a picture:
Actually I did a bad mistake, I had a outdoor plant, infested with spider mites, but due to temprature drop in september, it didn't really became a problem. Infection stopped (36°F during the nights), but when I harvested the plant within the last two weeks, it seems, that all these inactive mites now populate my flower cab. My drying cab and everything is haning on one air system, so easy way for them to go into the other parts of the cab. My vegetation area with the mothers is infected the least, I just sprayed them with neemoil+rimulgan / EMa solution, but when I informed myself correctly, it's hard to get rid of them? My first infection within one year of indoor growing, so I am really not used to the enviromental circumstances...
Whats the best way to save my mothers now? I could put together a tent, and seperate them for 2-3 weeks. I can take clones and kill the mites with too high humidity? Or is it all overrated, and letting them in my cab isn't a problem with regular spraying?
What to do with my flower plants? Fighting spider mites on my tomato plants with a tea of garlic, onion, and nettel was really effective, but this doesn't seems to be the proper way this time
My SSDD#2 is day 52 of 10/14, less infection, though I found a web on one bud yesterday, which I harvested. Just a few mites I was able to find on it. Would like her to go one more week, but she could be harvested. Better do it now, or no problem waiting one more week?
(uhm, looking for the missing pictures...)
SSDD#5 is day 40 (+/- 2) of 12/12, most infected plant. Will need atleast 3 more weeks, would like to save her some how, because I dropped the mother, and it would be my last stach of her =/
SSDD#6 is day 28 (+/- 2) of 12/12, less infection. I have no problem to cut her down, though it would be a lovley pain medicine missing in my rotation, but I have the mother!
Personally I would:
- seperate the mothers into a tent
- let #2 and #5 finish without doing any
- clean everything
- doing some changes to the flower cab
- starting all over in coco (which I wanted to do anyways after the SSDD girls)
- buy some clean cuts for the first round, until my mothers are saved and I can take clean cuts from them again
I would like to keep it as simple as possible... enough to do before the snow is coming =) Thanks for your input!
Philip-O
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Hello bodhi heads, may I ask you to help me please! I am not really hanging around anywhere else, and we are talking here to save bodhi genetic
Pocket microscope and tablet - my attempt of what I wanna call a picture:
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Actually I did a bad mistake, I had a outdoor plant, infested with spider mites, but due to temprature drop in september, it didn't really became a problem. Infection stopped (36°F during the nights), but when I harvested the plant within the last two weeks, it seems, that all these inactive mites now populate my flower cab. My drying cab and everything is haning on one air system, so easy way for them to go into the other parts of the cab. My vegetation area with the mothers is infected the least, I just sprayed them with neemoil+rimulgan / EMa solution, but when I informed myself correctly, it's hard to get rid of them? My first infection within one year of indoor growing, so I am really not used to the enviromental circumstances...
Whats the best way to save my mothers now? I could put together a tent, and seperate them for 2-3 weeks. I can take clones and kill the mites with too high humidity? Or is it all overrated, and letting them in my cab isn't a problem with regular spraying?
What to do with my flower plants? Fighting spider mites on my tomato plants with a tea of garlic, onion, and nettel was really effective, but this doesn't seems to be the proper way this time
My SSDD#2 is day 52 of 10/14, less infection, though I found a web on one bud yesterday, which I harvested. Just a few mites I was able to find on it. Would like her to go one more week, but she could be harvested. Better do it now, or no problem waiting one more week?
(uhm, looking for the missing pictures...)
SSDD#5 is day 40 (+/- 2) of 12/12, most infected plant. Will need atleast 3 more weeks, would like to save her some how, because I dropped the mother, and it would be my last stach of her =/
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SSDD#6 is day 28 (+/- 2) of 12/12, less infection. I have no problem to cut her down, though it would be a lovley pain medicine missing in my rotation, but I have the mother!
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Personally I would:
- seperate the mothers into a tent
- let #2 and #5 finish without doing any
- clean everything
- doing some changes to the flower cab
- starting all over in coco (which I wanted to do anyways after the SSDD girls)
- buy some clean cuts for the first round, until my mothers are saved and I can take clean cuts from them again
I would like to keep it as simple as possible... enough to do before the snow is coming =) Thanks for your input!
That sucks. Good luck with that man, probably try to separate enviroments for future grows.
N.R.G.
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Predator mites are a waste of time and money. You're doing the right thing with the neem oil. Spray the plants with a mixture of neem oil and soapy water and do it every 4-5 days. You need to drench the plant, the under leaves and all. The key to the neem oil is to use it as soon as you mix it. It goes bad very fast once mixed with water. They are a pain in the butt but if you stay with it you can get rid of them.
Cletus clem
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I like to use a blend of peppermint, rosemary and neem oil, emulsified with potassium silicate in veg. You could add some yucca and aloe to help it penetrate (giggity) and bonus plant bennys. Make sure to hit the soil with it as well as this gets it systemic. I try to get a couple shots of this in before i flip
1 oz rosemary essential oil
1 oz peppermint
2 oz neem
15 grams (? I forget, ill get back at ya) potassium silicate
1/4 tsp aloe powder
Yucca to taste. Emulsify the oils with the ps, add to 2 gal water. Shake it like a poloroid picture. Cmon shake it. No really, shake the fucking shit out of it and do it often. Kills on contact. Build a soil also has an essential oils blend pre made. I havnt used it but plan on grabbin a bottle to see how it is. Seems like a good deal.
completenoobie
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alcohol prolly ain't good for the solution but a little bit of soap will decrease the surface tension a great deal
alcohol will make it totally miscible, however..........
alcohol will make it totally miscible, however..........