Maui Styles Bodhi Testers and others

rikdabrick

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mr mustache said:
San Pedro. :)

Have about 50 cuttings in the backyard.

"The bottle was dusty, but the liquor was clean". :)
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I'm not familiar with San Pedro, but 50 cuttings sounds like it would keep you in pretty good supply. Too bad I didn't know about growing cacti when I lived in the desert.
 
mr mustache

mr mustache

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rikdabrick said:
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I'm not familiar with San Pedro, but 50 cuttings sounds like it would keep you in pretty good supply. Too bad I didn't know about growing cacti when I lived in the desert.
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I give most of them away to others. They're like clones and can be propagated as such. The subsequent slime you end up drinking may be the worst tasting taste I've ever had. But then the fun starts.
 
rikdabrick

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mr mustache said:
I give most of them away to others. They're like clones and can be propagated as such. The subsequent slime you end up drinking may be the worst tasting taste I've ever had. But then the fun starts.
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Ha ha ha, I don't know, I got a preserved radish one time from an Asian food market thinking it was a snack because it was on a snack display and it literally tasted like salt and nasty garbage. And I was dumb enough to think that maybe you have to get use to it so I took two bites. I was wrong. None of my Asian friends knew what I'm talking about when I asked what it's used for.
 
Vnsmkr

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depression, mental illness, regeneration of damaged cells just to name a few. get to reading ;)
 
rikdabrick

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Vnsmkr said:
depression, mental illness, regeneration of damaged cells just to name a few. get to reading ;)
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I could have guessed they can be helpful for psychological illnesses, but I'll have to look into the damaged cell regeneration, that sounds very interesting
 
rory420420

rory420420

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8-14in of the center flesh...
They grow quicker than peyote,and most have more magic than peyote...its common misconception to go look for peyote as its illegal...you've got to eat 7-8 Orange sized peyote as well...and wait 7-8 years..
If I wanted,I.could trip twice a year on s.p. cuts.
rikdabrick said:
I may take you up on that offer. And 2 years? I thought some of my plants take too long, ha ha. Well, like they say, "All good things are worth waiting for". How much do you need for a good trip?
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rikdabrick

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I'll post up some new pics tomorrow and at least one question. I got on the computer too late tonight and I have an early day tomorrow :)
 
rikdabrick

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Back to the regularly scheduled program for a minute....

Here's some picture updates with the Bodhi testers. They growing pretty fast now especially considering all things. I don't live at this spot and someone unplugged my supplemental lighting for 2-3 nights which caused some photo period stress. It wasn't really noticeable on the testers besides about a week of little growth while they were trying to figure out what was going on. One Skywalker OG x Pipelines started throwing single finger leaves, but other than that they're growing just fine. These pics were taken on Friday. The bigger ones are close to five feet tall and will be going into flower shortly. I'm in the process of building a greenhouse. I was hoping to have it done by the time these testers were ready to flower, but we'll see. You can see about half way down some of the plants where their leaves were damaged from the tropical storm we had a couple of weeks ago. I'll number the plants once they go into flower.

Here's one of the Jamaican x Goji OG's (Jam Goji for short)
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Another Jam Goji
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Another Jam Goji (sorry about my finger being in the way. I didn't notice until I saw it on here.)
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Another Jam Goji
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Skywalker OG x Pipeline (Sky Pipe for short)
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One of the Harlequinn BX's (not a tester, but from Bodhi still). This is the biggest one so far. It's about 4 feet tall.
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Sky Pipe. This is the one that started throwing single finger leaves from the photo period shock. It was also naturally topped for me during the tropical storm we had. I wasn't going to top any of them, but you don't get to argue with nature.
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rikdabrick

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I have a couple more pics, but RIU won't let me upload photos right now. I'm sure it'll get worked out by tomorrow and I'll post them up then.
 
rikdabrick

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Here's the last of the 3 Sky Pipes
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And the last of the two Harlequinn BX's
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A couple group shots with the other plants
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And I'm aware some of the plants could use a nitrogen boost. The Jam Gojis and Harlequinns are sucking it down quick. I just top dressed them with Nutri-Rich within the past two weeks and they're still hungry. I'm going to foliar feed them tomorrow.
 
rory420420

rory420420

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Hey bro, do you use ewc tea? I urge you to experiment with it..its easy.
I'm gonna try our new Bunny's poo this summer on outdoor autos instead of ewc .for now I use it pure like it is in the 5gal buckets I brew it in..every water,every feed,pure tea...stuff blows my mind(doesn't that much to do that;-))...try it,you won't regret it...
 
rory420420

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My sugar punch did the single blade leaf thing too..but it cleared up,so did the mind auto flowering. Weird trait.
 
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