No, but it's the most vigorous clone that I got from you lol... My wife is starting to complain about OG Kush and the only OG that she likes is Reserva Privada's Kandy Kush(OG Kush/TrainWreck). However, I find that most of the strain that work for my PTSD are OG Kush.
I've ran Silver Mnt and Dragon Fruit which were both SSH crosses, so I knew that Pinball Wizard was going to be on point. Silver Mnt had a pretty good yield with huge buds and they smelled like a pilot light went out. It was gassy, but more of a natural gas type of smell. Anyways, Bodhi's SSH crosses seem to have HUGE buds.
Nice! I think the SSH itself is a huge yielder, as well as her cousin Jack Herer (I think it's silver haze & Jack Herer that are phenos both from NL5xHaze). Definitely want to hear what you think of the PW compared to the other SSH crosses. I'm a huge silver haze & Jack fan from the old school stuff I had in Amsterday 2001. Some of the best highs ever. SH had the super clear roller coaster fun high where as the Jack had a more hazey like high than just a straight sativa imo. You might want to check out our Jack and Jack crosses too. Everything the Jack has touched yields big.
My wife was a lot more helpful on the insects than I am because she told me that companion plants can either attract the harmful bugs away from cannabis or they can attract beneficial insects like Green Lacewings and Ladybugs. I kept asking her what kind of plants do we need because I read that almost any pollinating plant with flowers would attract beneficials. So, I was looking at Crepe Myrtles. She brought it up in her class and everyone said that Myrtles were no good for beneficials. It turns out that the right insects mostly like the small flowers like on Yarrow and Dill. My cousin-in-law was telling me how caterpillars have been bad in his neighborhood and I think that wasps are their predator. My problem, I have to cut trees down to have any sunlight in my yard. I feel bad about clear cutting a portion of my 2 1/2 acres, but it's the only way.
We're all about growing companion plants as well. I like to use a few, especially tomatoes (as bait and food), peppers (for bug spray, bait, and to eat), rosemary (deterrent and can be used for spray and to eat, basil (for eating and bait), tobacco (for spray & bait - and it works as a trap for fungus gnats, killing them sometimes as they get stuck to the hairs on the leaves), dill (like you mentioned), and more.
We're in the process of germinated several of these at the shop to go along as freebies with the plants. Ask anyone at the shop and they'll give you some seeds from our collection if you want to germ them yourself at home. We have only non gmo, organic seed, mostly from rareseeds.com. - I used to live near them in California and had a habit buying seeds. Baker Creek is the bomb.
Bugs we use: lady buds, praying mantis, rover beetles (from build a soil), lacewings, and nemotodes. The local soil here can have bad nemotodes, so this one is a must if you're growing in the ground.
This is the truth!!! I've had family members that acted like they were very interested in learning how to grow, but I show them a hard day of work and they don't show up next time. Everyone thinks that it is a "Get rich fast" type of scheme and are surprised when it's hard work. I'm sorry, but nobody is getting rich off of 4x flowering lights.
I'm thinking about going back to your store and getting 6 more clones. I have 12 earthboxes(Sub Irrigated Planters) and they have been impressive so far. I think that I will just get some foxfarm soil and 12 of your clones. I'm looking at FoxFarm's Lucky Dog K9 mix, it's supposed to be similar to ProMix but has added worm castings. Earthboxes don't have runoff water, so I gotta be careful not to use a mix that is too hot. The founder of GroKashi Alan Adkisson said that he uses an inert potting soil and top dresses with his 'kashi to make a mycelium layer and adds compost on top of it. He said that the roots will take what they want w/o dealing with toxicity issues. I think that this is big because I've been dealing with high sodium in my soil(malibu compost). However, I was mixing in Bu's to my soil and I should have just used it for a top dressing. My short time with earthboxes, it seems like there is something magical with them. The same soil that I have problems with will do pretty well in the earth box, it's like it gives you a wider margin of error.
Anyways, I think that we are getting ready to drive to town. I'm about to get a quote on K9 soil and see if I can get the most vigorous clones in your store.
Lol, nothing comes easy. And farming certainly ain't easy!
Sounds good we'll be here! For vigorous, try the Jack crosses, the NL, the Dread Bread, the Blue Orca x RKS, and the Too Buku. We had a beginner grower come in yesterday and said he pulled 400g off of our Too Buku #26, which was more than the 3 other plants he harvested combined.
Funny you mentioned earthboxes. I had about 60 of them in California in my first home grow and loved them. If you search way back in my posts on here I have pictures of them. I taped pvc pipe up about 3-4' so I could water each with a hose quickly. Once I started flowering I would usually start watering from the top to avoid powdery mildew, which was bad up there in NorCal.
