bodhi seeds

Rock.A.Roo

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How are you determining that they are not ready for chop? I ask because I have had some strains from Bodhi that never showed any trichome uniformity. Cherry lotus would just collapse under its own weight before turning cloudy/amber.

Your T5’s put out 4 times less light than your timber COB fixture so they definitely won’t help with overall production. Some plants like lower light near the end of the flower cycle so I don’t see how it could hurt.
The only thing I'm really going off of are the lowers... the tops could be done for some, but I want the lowers to catch up... they are fricken glistening! But they are still immature and I don't want to do a staggered harvest (I hang whole)...
The MT has weak branches so I spread those wings out a couple weeks ago! Lol!
Soar has pencils for branches... they aren't going anywhere!
 

reallybigjesusfreak

Well-Known Member
Woo, tester report time!

Tester Report: Garfunkel



Popped all 10 seeds, ended up taking 5 females into flower. Between those 5, I had 2 tall stretchers, 2 mediums, and a short, squat plant that really stacked up.



Flower Time: Like most hashplant variants, none of these needed to go for an extended period of time. On the taller pheno’s, I chopped at day 58-60, with 95% cloudy 5% amber Trichomes. The mediums were taken at day 63-65 or so with the same coverage, and I let the short chunker go 70 days to about 10%+ amber. I am satisfied with my choices, and I think this plant has a rather large harvest window depending on growers personal preferences.



Stretch: As previously stated, I had 1 plant that stayed short and tight, 2 that about doubled in height, and 2 that went about 2.5 times in size. The spacing on the shorter pheno’s seemed to be a little more tight, where the taller ones had the same amount of nodes, but spread a little further apart.



Issues: I feel like I’m doing something wrong by how few issues I found with this plant. She prayed from day 1 of flower all the way to harvest. Did not show any signs of stress from either under or overfeeding. A breeze to grow, photogenic all steps of the way.



Yield: Possibly the only “issue” with this plant, thie yields are not really the biggest. Medium to Medium-high, depending on growers ability and conditions. The medium stretching plants were the biggest yielders, with the taller ones being the frostiest. However, the nugs this plant does yield are of the highest quality, some for the personal headstash for sure.



Aroma: While the plants were flowering they all had a sort of fruity garbage juice smell, like rotting strawberries and earthy hashy undertones. Now after a few weeks in the jar, the taller pheno’s are smelling more like savory pasteries, with some cheezy tones to them The shorter pheno’s were of rotting grapefruits and citrus. The big chunky short girl had very citrusy tones to her, less rotten and more fresh.




Taste/effects: With the taller, more savory pheno’s, the taste leans towards a spicy, hashy full bodied smoke, it lingers in the throat and lungs. The citrusy pheno’s taste like they smell, with a mouthcoating quality that sticks around. The effects of the spicy hash seem to come up more rapidly, with sedation felt almost immedietly upon exhale. Its citrus counterpart follows quickly, but doesnt have that punch that is felt as you release. Both very very stoney, narcotic smokes. You are not going to be doing much after, which is what I love in a hashplant cross.


Bag Appeal: All 5 plants look a little different, and to me they all look beautiful. Included is what I deem a standout but appropriate representation of what each plant provided, all covered in frosty trichomes and resin, very dense to the touch, with the savory pheno’s being almost rock hard. A smaller nug in the grinder provides way more smoke than it would seem. I will let you be the judge of how appealing they are to you.


Overall Impression: I luck out with testers somehow, because this was another treasure to have in the garden. Completely non fussy, just prayed the entire time, frosted early, gave off plenty of stink, grew quickly, and has that hashplant stone I’m after. I think the mom must have some vigor and fiest to her, she came through quite a bit. Hashplant dad has a tendency to dominate in the opinions of many whom I respect, and I agree with that. However, Dumpster was really able to shine in a variety of pheno’s. While she was not the largest provider, what was yielded was the highest quality headstash, and will be kept closely by. I think anybody looking for the same kind of dick in the dirt nighttime smokes would be more than pleased.



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Blueberry bref

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A group photo on day 20

Bottom right: a larger pheno of jamaican hashplant. Through veg it looked fairly consistent with other plants from the pack; it was just drawn on a slightly larger scale, if that makes sense.

Top Left: another go with the time bandit that I liked from the last run. Kind of a semisweet narcotic floral. You know that smell where you know you're just going to bed when you smoke? This is it.

Top right/bottom left: cosmic serpent clones from @The Mantis these plants started out lanky but they filled in really well. Definitely a plant that feels like it would be better suited on a net.
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Got all of those temple x strawberry milks in dirt too; so those should be off to the races in a few days as well.
 
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40AmpstoFreedom

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ran a CSI mendo x pck and wasn't impressed with it . Seems to be a wispy type plant and a bitch to trim from what I saw first hand and what I see with the crosses. Think the urkle produces better and it definetly has that grape candy flavor to it. Got some old money fron csi and its all grape candy with og and chem on the back end and she produces rock hard frosty nugs
PCK dominates everything it touches to the extreme. All his pck work was trash. Awful plant to use for breeding with 0 flavor, yield, or good smell. Looks neat that is it. Mendo is sweeter than urkle and his mendo s1 crosses are the sweetest. Try the s1's or multitude of other crosses. Anything but the pck line.
 

johnnie twosheds

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I run everything perpetual and don’t even bother with tracking flower times. With that said, it takes longer than average and is a very deceiving plant. It will look like a small yielder at first. Doesn’t quite “pop” and fill out with thick pistles like a lot of cookie and chem type plants. It starts small and progressively packs on mass until it’s coke bottle sized. It loves light, too. The more the better. All of it’s traits make me think it would do well outdoors too. Very mold/mildew resistant.
Thanks for the useful info AB
 

johnnie twosheds

Well-Known Member
Woo, tester report time!

Tester Report: Garfunkle



Popped all 10 seeds, ended up taking 5 females into flower. Between those 5, I had 2 tall stretchers, 2 mediums, and a short, squat plant that really stacked up.



Flower Time: Like most hashplant variants, none of these needed to go for an extended period of time. On the taller pheno’s, I chopped at day 58-60, with 95% cloudy 5% amber Trichomes. The mediums were taken at day 63-65 or so with the same coverage, and I let the short chunker go 70 days to about 10%+ amber. I am satisfied with my choices, and I think this plant has a rather large harvest window depending on growers personal preferences.



Stretch: As previously stated, I had 1 plant that stayed short and tight, 2 that about doubled in height, and 2 that went about 2.5 times in size. The spacing on the shorter pheno’s seemed to be a little more tight, where the taller ones had the same amount of nodes, but spread a little further apart.



Issues: I feel like I’m doing something wrong by how few issues I found with this plant. She prayed from day 1 of flower all the way to harvest. Did not show any signs of stress from either under or overfeeding. A breeze to grow, photogenic all steps of the way.



Yield: Possibly the only “issue” with this plant, thie yields are not really the biggest. Medium to Medium-high, depending on growers ability and conditions. The medium stretching plants were the biggest yielders, with the taller ones being the frostiest. However, the nugs this plant does yield are of the highest quality, some for the personal headstash for sure.



Aroma: While the plants were flowering they all had a sort of fruity garbage juice smell, like rotting strawberries and earthy hashy undertones. Now after a few weeks in the jar, the taller pheno’s are smelling more like savory pasteries, with some cheezy tones to them The shorter pheno’s were of rotting grapefruits and citrus. The big chunky short girl had very citrusy tones to her, less rotten and more fresh.




Taste/effects: With the taller, more savory pheno’s, the taste leans towards a spicy, hashy full bodied smoke, it lingers in the throat and lungs. The citrusy pheno’s taste like they smell, with a mouthcoating quality that sticks around. The effects of the spicy hash seem to come up more rapidly, with sedation felt almost immedietly upon exhale. Its citrus counterpart follows quickly, but doesnt have that punch that is felt as you release. Both very very stoney, narcotic smokes. You are not going to be doing much after, which is what I love in a hashplant cross.


Bag Appeal: All 5 plants look a little different, and to me they all look beautiful. Included is what I deem a standout but appropriate representation of what each plant provided, all covered in frosty trichomes and resin, very dense to the touch, with the savory pheno’s being almost rock hard. A smaller nug in the grinder provides way more smoke than it would seem. I will let you be the judge of how appealing they are to you.


Overall Impression: I luck out with testers somehow, because this was another treasure to have in the garden. Completely non fussy, just prayed the entire time, frosted early, gave off plenty of stink, grew quickly, and has that hashplant stone I’m after. I think the mom must have some vigor and fiest to her, she came through quite a bit. Hashplant dad has a tendency to dominate in the opinions of many whom I respect, and I agree with that. However, Dumpster was really able to shine in a variety of pheno’s. While she was not the largest provider, what was yielded was the highest quality headstash, and will be kept closely by. I think anybody looking for the same kind of dick in the dirt nighttime smokes would be more than pleased.



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Excellent report and beautiful pics
 

Bakersfield

Well-Known Member
PCK dominates everything it touches to the extreme. All his pck work was trash. Awful plant to use for breeding with 0 flavor, yield, or good smell. Looks neat that is it. Mendo is sweeter than urkle and his mendo s1 crosses are the sweetest. Try the s1's or multitude of other crosses. Anything but the pck line.
I agree it's garbage.
Everything crossed to the PCK smells and tastes like it.
I hate it. Reminds me of neem and citronella bug spray.
I made some crosses to it and all the progeny stank like it too.
His Mendo Purp crosses are Sweet as can be.
 

Leatherneck0311

Well-Known Member
Woo, tester report time!

Tester Report: Garfunkle



Popped all 10 seeds, ended up taking 5 females into flower. Between those 5, I had 2 tall stretchers, 2 mediums, and a short, squat plant that really stacked up.



Flower Time: Like most hashplant variants, none of these needed to go for an extended period of time. On the taller pheno’s, I chopped at day 58-60, with 95% cloudy 5% amber Trichomes. The mediums were taken at day 63-65 or so with the same coverage, and I let the short chunker go 70 days to about 10%+ amber. I am satisfied with my choices, and I think this plant has a rather large harvest window depending on growers personal preferences.



Stretch: As previously stated, I had 1 plant that stayed short and tight, 2 that about doubled in height, and 2 that went about 2.5 times in size. The spacing on the shorter pheno’s seemed to be a little more tight, where the taller ones had the same amount of nodes, but spread a little further apart.



Issues: I feel like I’m doing something wrong by how few issues I found with this plant. She prayed from day 1 of flower all the way to harvest. Did not show any signs of stress from either under or overfeeding. A breeze to grow, photogenic all steps of the way.



Yield: Possibly the only “issue” with this plant, thie yields are not really the biggest. Medium to Medium-high, depending on growers ability and conditions. The medium stretching plants were the biggest yielders, with the taller ones being the frostiest. However, the nugs this plant does yield are of the highest quality, some for the personal headstash for sure.



Aroma: While the plants were flowering they all had a sort of fruity garbage juice smell, like rotting strawberries and earthy hashy undertones. Now after a few weeks in the jar, the taller pheno’s are smelling more like savory pasteries, with some cheezy tones to them The shorter pheno’s were of rotting grapefruits and citrus. The big chunky short girl had very citrusy tones to her, less rotten and more fresh.




Taste/effects: With the taller, more savory pheno’s, the taste leans towards a spicy, hashy full bodied smoke, it lingers in the throat and lungs. The citrusy pheno’s taste like they smell, with a mouthcoating quality that sticks around. The effects of the spicy hash seem to come up more rapidly, with sedation felt almost immedietly upon exhale. Its citrus counterpart follows quickly, but doesnt have that punch that is felt as you release. Both very very stoney, narcotic smokes. You are not going to be doing much after, which is what I love in a hashplant cross.


Bag Appeal: All 5 plants look a little different, and to me they all look beautiful. Included is what I deem a standout but appropriate representation of what each plant provided, all covered in frosty trichomes and resin, very dense to the touch, with the savory pheno’s being almost rock hard. A smaller nug in the grinder provides way more smoke than it would seem. I will let you be the judge of how appealing they are to you.


Overall Impression: I luck out with testers somehow, because this was another treasure to have in the garden. Completely non fussy, just prayed the entire time, frosted early, gave off plenty of stink, grew quickly, and has that hashplant stone I’m after. I think the mom must have some vigor and fiest to her, she came through quite a bit. Hashplant dad has a tendency to dominate in the opinions of many whom I respect, and I agree with that. However, Dumpster was really able to shine in a variety of pheno’s. While she was not the largest provider, what was yielded was the highest quality headstash, and will be kept closely by. I think anybody looking for the same kind of dick in the dirt nighttime smokes would be more than pleased.



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Awesome report dude. Can’t wait to hear whatever next one you got. ✌✌✌
 

Diesel0889

Well-Known Member
Woo, tester report time!

Tester Report: Garfunkle



Popped all 10 seeds, ended up taking 5 females into flower. Between those 5, I had 2 tall stretchers, 2 mediums, and a short, squat plant that really stacked up.



Flower Time: Like most hashplant variants, none of these needed to go for an extended period of time. On the taller pheno’s, I chopped at day 58-60, with 95% cloudy 5% amber Trichomes. The mediums were taken at day 63-65 or so with the same coverage, and I let the short chunker go 70 days to about 10%+ amber. I am satisfied with my choices, and I think this plant has a rather large harvest window depending on growers personal preferences.



Stretch: As previously stated, I had 1 plant that stayed short and tight, 2 that about doubled in height, and 2 that went about 2.5 times in size. The spacing on the shorter pheno’s seemed to be a little more tight, where the taller ones had the same amount of nodes, but spread a little further apart.



Issues: I feel like I’m doing something wrong by how few issues I found with this plant. She prayed from day 1 of flower all the way to harvest. Did not show any signs of stress from either under or overfeeding. A breeze to grow, photogenic all steps of the way.



Yield: Possibly the only “issue” with this plant, thie yields are not really the biggest. Medium to Medium-high, depending on growers ability and conditions. The medium stretching plants were the biggest yielders, with the taller ones being the frostiest. However, the nugs this plant does yield are of the highest quality, some for the personal headstash for sure.



Aroma: While the plants were flowering they all had a sort of fruity garbage juice smell, like rotting strawberries and earthy hashy undertones. Now after a few weeks in the jar, the taller pheno’s are smelling more like savory pasteries, with some cheezy tones to them The shorter pheno’s were of rotting grapefruits and citrus. The big chunky short girl had very citrusy tones to her, less rotten and more fresh.




Taste/effects: With the taller, more savory pheno’s, the taste leans towards a spicy, hashy full bodied smoke, it lingers in the throat and lungs. The citrusy pheno’s taste like they smell, with a mouthcoating quality that sticks around. The effects of the spicy hash seem to come up more rapidly, with sedation felt almost immedietly upon exhale. Its citrus counterpart follows quickly, but doesnt have that punch that is felt as you release. Both very very stoney, narcotic smokes. You are not going to be doing much after, which is what I love in a hashplant cross.


Bag Appeal: All 5 plants look a little different, and to me they all look beautiful. Included is what I deem a standout but appropriate representation of what each plant provided, all covered in frosty trichomes and resin, very dense to the touch, with the savory pheno’s being almost rock hard. A smaller nug in the grinder provides way more smoke than it would seem. I will let you be the judge of how appealing they are to you.


Overall Impression: I luck out with testers somehow, because this was another treasure to have in the garden. Completely non fussy, just prayed the entire time, frosted early, gave off plenty of stink, grew quickly, and has that hashplant stone I’m after. I think the mom must have some vigor and fiest to her, she came through quite a bit. Hashplant dad has a tendency to dominate in the opinions of many whom I respect, and I agree with that. However, Dumpster was really able to shine in a variety of pheno’s. While she was not the largest provider, what was yielded was the highest quality headstash, and will be kept closely by. I think anybody looking for the same kind of dick in the dirt nighttime smokes would be more than pleased.



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Damn that looks like a strain I could get to know! Very nice job! Great shots as well!

Happy growing!
 

theaznal

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Any idea if the Mendo Breath from Thug Pug has any similarities with the true Mendo Purps? People seem to rate his stuff quite highly.
I crossed Bodhi's Love Triangle with ThugPugs Peanut Butter Breath ( Do-si-dos x Mendo Breath ) and about 1/2 the plants have crazy flavors, that I get in nearly all the Thug Pug gear that was made with that Mendo Breath male. I call it the Mendo funk.
 

theaznal

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just got done with GoJo Pupil ( Gojo OG x Star Pupil) great stuff !!!!!!!!!! Gojo = Bodhi and Star pupil = Mass Medical
Man... I have run 3 of those indoor now, and they look amazing, unique tart berry smells... but each one herm'd hard with big balls early in flower.
 

Leatherneck0311

Well-Known Member
Stinky Unicorn Female. I’m excited for this one as I have never had either parents in flower form. (Skywalkerog or purple unicorn). I also have a Hells Angels OG x SSDD. So those are my two bodhi girls in Veg right now. The rest is Strayfox and CSI. Going to add more variety of breeders and more bodhi strains. Enjoy your Sunday hope your weather is nice and you get your hands in the soil or whatever. Be free. Peace!
 

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TackYouCack!

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In fairness to MMS I'm almost certain those Goji Pupil packs were recommended as outdoor freebies due to a high indoor herm rate?? I had one dud, one intersex and of course that one I wish I had taken a cut of. Still plan on grabbing some of his gear at some point.

Can anyone help me with my Bodhi timeline? When was the last time Strange Brew was restocked? Looks like 2018 from what I read but figured someone here might have a more definite answer.
 

theaznal

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Mine had a good head buzz but also we’re also filled with seeds from who tf knows?? I’m glad those seed are gone. However I am willing to try MassMed again.
I think he gave them out as freebies ( because I have two full packs) and on the outside it says "For Outdoor use. Indoor these will express herm tenancies 25%of the time". He's even posted on his IG page saying "You guys got BALLS growing these indoor. No for real you got balls". HAHA !
 
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