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SFnone

SFnone

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Kp sunshine said:
Any Burmese crosses ? My favourite all time smoke was a Burmese x Fucking Incredible (visc). I always wondered if the effects were from the Burmese side that I liked. Think they called that cross Mr Highest or something and I could see why.
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Sorry for taking a while to respond, i have poor internet... I don't think there is any burmese as of now, but maybe there will be in the future... I think snowhigh had a burmese/thai a while ago, but that is probably much more money.
 
OtisCampbell

OtisCampbell

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SFnone said:
Sorry for taking a while to respond, i have poor internet... I don't think there is any burmese as of now, but maybe there will be in the future... I think snowhigh had a burmese/thai a while ago, but that is probably much more money.
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Coastal has a bunch of Burmese crosses and pure lines...:bigjoint: edit: oh, whoops I see the same info was already given although Kagyu is the Burmese breeder...
 
iamyou_youareme

iamyou_youareme

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Hey Bodhiheads! It's been a minute since I posted, but I thought I would update with some of the Bodhi lines I have finishing up, or have grown this past year, just in case anyone out there is looking for info or pictures.

Purple Wookie V2 - Day 67 Flowering
Smells very loud/strong - mostly lavender up front, then a candied grapefruit nose in the middle, finishing with a new shoe/fresh rubber/DMT at the end. I messed up germinating this pack and only got one female. She hasn't come down yet, so I'm still waiting to sample the smoke.






Black Triangle - Day 60ish of flower
Smells from this line are earthy, hashy, kushy, some floral notes, little gas too at tail end, but not much.
Effects and heavy, chill out and relaxing, no anxiety. Little pain relief in my lower back.


Pura Vida F2 - @Nu-Be was gracious enough to let me test this line out. I'm glad he did!
Smells range from marshmallow/vanilla kush, to lemon/lime/sprite. I got some good variety in the phenotypes, definitely a line worth exploring! I've not sampled these yet as they're still curing.

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I'm hoping that everyone has a great 2021! Wishing for successful seed germinations, bountiful harvests, and getting to spend even more time exploring some Bodhi lines! Peace and Blessings to all!
 

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jdoorn14

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lambchopedd said:
How did that Strawberry milk x afkansastan/X18 paki turn out? I just grabbed a pack from Docs latest monthly list.
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For the most part, I enjoyed growing it. Challenges due to overcrowding my tent (crispy fan leaves from leaning against side-mounted T5 bulbs) and finding the right balance of watering when switching to no-till caused a bit of struggle (slight tip burn + deficiencies shown on lower fans). Even still, frost appeared early and kept going until chop. Ended up with about a 2-2.5x stretch. According to Doc D, in the AfPak crosses shorter/less stretchy plants tend to take after the Afkansastan/X18 Paki father, while taller/more stretchy plants tend to take more after the mother. Also got a bit floppy in late flower, so if you have a stretchy plant make sure to plan early for support later in flower. Took her down at 68 days.

It's loud, but not like offensive loud...more like Siren loud (think Greek mythology)--crack the jar and it calls to you. It's the first pot I've grown that makes me seriously consider popping a nug in my mouth. After several months in jars, it really hasn't changed terp profile very much--still creamy berry, with the occasional tropical & funk notes. It's a fun smoke, but too much has me "resting my eyes" for a bit.

Will definitely give these and other AfPak crosses tent space in the future. To keep this a fully Bodhi post, I'm also going to need to pop Soraya & Wish Mountain to see more of the Afkansastan in action.


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Sunbiz1

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CrunchBerries said:
Keep us updated on that sunshine queen. I haven’t seen any reports on that one and was thinking of running it next round.
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Am smoking it right now, and before I say this; know I smoke constantly so high tolerance.
It's old-school ass-kicking tire fire party weed I haven't seen since about 1994!!
Tire fire referring to the slightly rubber smell/taste indicative of some lost sativa genetics., or I should say now found.:)
Very very pleased with this strain.

To All:
Does Bodhi have any mint strains?, that's another phenotype I haven't seen since last century.
 
CrunchBerries

CrunchBerries

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Sunbiz1 said:
Am smoking it right now, and before I say this; know I smoke constantly so high tolerance.
It's old-school ass-kicking tire fire party weed I haven't seen since about 1994!!
Tire fire referring to the slightly rubber smell/taste indicative of some lost sativa genetics., or I should say now found.:)
Very very pleased with this strain.

To All:
Does Bodhi have any mint strains?, that's another phenotype I haven't seen since last century.
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Thank you for the response!
 
CrunchBerries

CrunchBerries

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Sunbiz1 said:
Am smoking it right now, and before I say this; know I smoke constantly so high tolerance.
It's old-school ass-kicking tire fire party weed I haven't seen since about 1994!!
Tire fire referring to the slightly rubber smell/taste indicative of some lost sativa genetics., or I should say now found.:)
Very very pleased with this strain.

To All:
Does Bodhi have any mint strains?, that's another phenotype I haven't seen since last century.
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I was kinda hoping your description ended with it teleports you to tire-fire parties in the 90s. One can only hope what the future may hold!
 
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