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Diesel0889

Diesel0889

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(2) bodhi dla 10 up front very happy. Also happy with my soil that was a tad hot to plant in lol... im seeing signs of a happy soil! And who said you can't plant a late cover crop? For being neglected in veg while I was busy finishing up the flower space... no complaints! I have not even put any grokashi etc in the bed (yet). These dla 10 im feeling lucky about! Nice structure as well for not having done a whole lot to them (topped once).

Hope you all are safe and grows going well!

Happy growing!
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Bears_win

Bears_win

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The Bud Whisperer said:
Welcome to the bodhi weed village good sir.
Yes i think we would always enjoy seeing any pix of finished flowers.
Now if only there was a weed photo “scratch and sniff” capability.
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Appreciate it Bud whisperer :
& thank you all for the welcome, I appreciate your responses and attention. I have a potato phone but managed to get a couple fun pics this evening .. I’ll try to get better at photos/ upgrade.

First pic: sky lotus largest phenotype I found
( big sky) large structure and large colas.
good density . These are 2 larger tops but certainly there are bigger ones I just pulled these off the line as they caught my eye .

Third pic .. the smaller cola weighed 62.5 grams fairly Untrimmed And lots of stems. But I think If I cleaned it into1 big useable nug it would weigh 20 grams. I’ll keep
An eye out for the biggest and trim/weigh it in a future post.

Second pic : Just a close up to show overall trichrome development. This is full sun outdoor .. complete with dust, bugs, warts n all.
I’m happy with this level of crystal content, I’d like to get it tested ( identify specific terpenes is a goal of mine ) and will share if that happens .

overall i like the snow lotus crosses . And
this pheno of sky lotus ( big sky) performed great.

There are some issues in bud development that could be corrected by breeding a next generation .
( I’m newish to breeding so forgive any nomenclature/ grammatical mistake . ) id like to smooth out the discrepancies.
and if i run it again I’ll definitely keep the steonfestmale and try to do that myself .

if your looking for a solid large Yielding full season plant it’s a winner .... with the caveat it needs a lot of super cropping /trellis work to keep it from getting too tall. I have a feeling it could easily be 14’ or taller If untopped and untrained .
Also it needs 10 weeks to fully develop .. southern Oregon and california Mediterranean climates with a dry, warm, breezy Indian summer.
I think this plant could really go the distance in terms of yield.

I planted this garden late ( for big plants ) May 25ish and could have planted 20 days earlier in my climate .
THANK YOU BODHI !!
I attribute a lot of the success in a garden to genetics and having stable large yielding crosses with unique flavors is a cornerstone.
 

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The Bud Whisperer

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mawasmada said:
Have any of you fine folks seen Blood Orange or Satsuma in stock anywhere recently?
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I think those 2 are quite rare nowadays. Maybe go to Strainly and post an "ad" requesting to trade some of your bodhi seeds for those strain's. I've seen others do it.
Not to push other breeders, but being a little easier to find, i've read that Jillybean uses a very similar Orange Skunk female.
 
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The Bud Whisperer said:
I think those 2 are quite rare nowadays. Maybe go to Strainly and post an "ad" requesting to trade some of your bodhi seeds for those strain's. I've seen others do it.
Not to push other breeders, but being a little easier to find, i've read that Jillybean uses a very similar Orange Skunk female.
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Usefuls Bag of Oranges is Blood Orange x Sin City Tangerine Power. I hear it’s pretty good. I have 7 going right now.
 
mawasmada

mawasmada

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Blueberry bref said:
Swampdonkey (glg) uses a blood orange mom in some of his crosses.

LED seeds over at headies has an ae77-cali-o x starfighter cross that would probably be in that ballpark. Think its called orange star.
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Thanks for the Swamp Donkey heads-up. Not sure why I overlooked them before. There's Blood Orange and Cherry Mountain in several of their crosses.
It's great that GLG has 10% off right now and I'm too broke to sneeze this week.

Edit: I don't mean to stray, talking other breeders and such. It is most certainly in a quest for either Blood Orange, Satsuma, or interesting offspring.
 
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To bring it back, 3-5? Red Lotus will hit the papertowel in the morning. I was going to hang on to them for a while longer, but someone else's post a few pages back inspired me to run a few of those next. I should get a second pack of those.
 
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3 Lemon Hashplant v2 up potted first time, all are short with wide leaves lookin like each other.

4 Starflight Guava 3 days in flower tent lovin’ the warmer k light and crushing brightness. Very vigorous and loving topping. Growing very quickly now and look like mid hybreed.

3 Guava Wookie at 4 weeks making buds fast and putting out smells of sappy pine, turpentine, fuel and lemon. As loud as straight pipes! Hit the 2 biggest with my own Space Monkey x Sleeskunk (DNA) pollen yesterday. These are all at least average plus size. Already making lots of visible trykes.

1 Black Triangle 43 days in is big and rangy. Very frosty making hard fat nugs, some fuel notes but nose is overwhelmed right now! Very hard buds.
 
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MICHI-CAN

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In an attempt at some positive with the days strangeness. I picked this off the middle of my Dragon Fruit. Super sticky. Getting sweet and exotic in smell. Dark burgundy stems and branches. We got another week in the 50's plus. She's still going. The Snow Temples got tied up finally and are looking good. Almost to the money shot. Need some amber for my tastes. Peace and health all. Strange days. 001.jpg
 
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SFnone said:
in terms of psychoactive drugs, weed is mild, but it can still be quite a mind opening substance... if you find yourself revisiting past mistakes or staring down old demons, think of it as an opportunity to work through those issues and come out of it a better person. Feeling discomfort or even remorse is a good thing when it comes to prior bad behavior... it shows that you are a decent person underneath any poor actions you may have taken in the past. Certain strains especially have the ability to send you into that frame of mind with a clear outlook... Earlier this year I had an experience smoking where I started diving into how I ended up where I am, analyzing all the missteps I have taken throughout the years, and what I could have done different... at first it was a little upsetting, but after I went through all of it, it was wonderful... to really be able to know and be aware of the wrong turns and figure out why I took them, while also learning to accept it... it was like therapy... leaving me with a better understanding of who I am and want to be... when you observe things like that, don't think of it as negative, instead use it as a means to dig up and clean out all that gunk and to become a more true version of yourself. --Sorry to go off!
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No issue with going off. I appreciate the input and I think you are right. Reflecting on past events and mistakes is something I do quite often. I’m always trying to improve myself, and if a strain can help with being introspective I am all for it. The LHP was a bit weirder than that though. It had more of a dark mind space. Hard to explain. Certain realities became more apparent. I remember realizing how our dogs’ lives are already halfway over and that I need to spend more time with them. Not a bad realization, but definitely not something that I need to go through ever night before bed! Haha. Janky is a good word for the headspace.

Some people really love the lemon Hashplant though, so take my experience worth a grain of salt. From what I hear, I am much more sensitive to the emotional and sensory nuances of each strain than some of my other smoker friends. Most love it because of how potent it is.
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Huh... this is kinda the exact opposite of what I was imagining. I was thinking the hp male would actually dampen and smooth out the tweeky, heady parts of the mom if it "gets in the way" with the buzz. Interesting.


Yikes! Half the reason I smoke pot is to squash overreactions to the minimal cringy stuff, yet alone the bigtime stuff. I spend too much time staring at walls and ceilings as it is, too. I don't wanna hear the word "janky" either. :) Lemon HP has officially slid back in the queue. Not that I'm done with her... but I've got MANY safer bets first (including Lemon Wookie and Lemon OMG). Yikes! :)

ps, I bet there are phenos in the Lemon HP where things balance out just exactly right. I think I'm leaving that one for a fulli-ish pheno-hunt situation though. yikes.
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I think the Hashplant’s effect on the mom depends on the mom’s characteristics. If it’s a heady rushy sativa I think (on average) it would bring it down a bit. If it’s a relaxing indica, mom leaning phenos seem to have the same relaxing effects but with a bit of an electric effect up front. It isn’t a rush, but it prevents couch lock which is really nice.

The Lemon Hashplant is an odd one for sure. It seems to throw out pretty consistent phenos from what I see on here. Sometimes you get a crazy looking one with great resin production, but most of the time the Hashplant seems to dominate. Lemon G is something that I haven’t tried, but people say it’s energetic and Sativa dominant. This leads me to believe that maybe the Hashplant dominant phenos aren’t the best choices because of the Columbian/haze profile clashing with the g13/hp. They seem like opposite plants, where something like Larry OG x 88g13hp is a similar and synergistic pairing.
 
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