bodhi seeds

[The Bud Whisperer]

.......but everyone grabs the Strawberry Goji to smoke.

It's my daily "trip to Hawaii", Goji is a brain vacation everytime.

Bag appeal is good when in the bag. But in your mind is where great ganja shines!

 

[hillbill]

The plants seem to like it,seems the6 have uplifting leaves most the time now, using much more water in ROLS.
Haven’t seen any changes in density but smells are way up, pretty subjective also, but individual trichs seem more perfect and big headed!

 

[radiant Rudy]

Try inoculating with hygrozyme or great white.

i was gonna mention in my earlier pic that the Chem 1 x SSDD i've got going had an amazing reaction to Soil Balance Pro. No way to know if it's genetic or related to substrate dynamics but the effect was quick and unmistakable.

 

[colocowboy]

I was saying it to help clear any fusarium or the like, on a side note, it’s expensive but regalia helps prevent that!

@radiant Rudy that looks amazing man! Wow! There may have been an imbalance that it corrected! It really looks beautiful!

 

[dakilla187]

When you go to wash your only terpanado clone that rooted and pull it out of your oxycloner to blast those a-hole spidermites from the underside of the leaves and the roots get caught on the plastic cover and pull right off......Aaaaggghhh what a way to start the morning

 

[colocowboy]

Just lift the leaves with your finger. I know the little bastards are gross but you have the weapon. lol

 

[radiant Rudy]

Just lift the leaves with your finger. I know the little bastards are gross but you have the weapon. lol

I found this spider mite presentation to be a fantastic learning experience. I tested out the method suggested on a plant that had mite infesttion from saturated soil and the results were similar to what John Kempf detailed in the talk.

 

[dankbydrew]

Lost coast plant therapy got rid of mites for me super easily, even in flower.

Anyone grow the Jack Herer x Goji OG from JBC/Respect genetics? Certainly piqued my interest.

 

[AdvancedBuffalo]

Here's some Strawberry Goji in a jar. This plant (from clone) was nothing to be proud of and had some issues from early on. Not sure what happened but all the leaves were mutated from the cut and looked ugly as hell, and never fixed after being transplanted into a bigger pot. So we flowered her out to test. Buds looks super small and most of it went to trim. This jar is the only stuff we kind of trimmed.

Point is....genetics shine through! The bud is spectacular and coated in trichs. It's not high times centerfold material, but the smoke will stand up to about anything on the market. Grown correctly (flowering another cut now & will add pics later) it will look great, but the genetics still saved the quality of the flower.

We have a big jar of Strawberries & Cream that looks like perfect sugar coated masterpieces, but everyone grabs the Strawberry Goji to smoke.

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Tastes like a very fresh strawberry upfront OG with the fuel in there. Great mix of fruit and fuel.

If it’s the Exotic Genetix strawberries and cream thay we are talking about.. I’ve heard really similar things about most of their strains. Pretty, smells good, mids when smoked. Good to hear the strawberry goji is the real deal. I have 3 promising phenos right now that don’t show intersex traits. Woo!

 

[radiant Rudy]

Lost coast plant therapy got rid of mites for me super easily, even in flower.

Anyone grow the Jack Herer x Goji OG from JBC/Respect genetics? Certainly piqued my interest.

That is excellent to hear.

The AEA vid focused on avoiding practices that invite spider mites and weaken plant health rather than a treatment for infestation.

 

[dankbydrew]

That is excellent to hear.

The AEA vid focused on avoiding practices that invite spider mites and weaken plant health rather than a treatment for infestation.

sounds awesome! Definitely will try and check it out, but any chance did you take notes to save us the hour?

 

[radiant Rudy]

sounds awesome! Definitely will try and check it out, but any chance did you take notes to save us the hour?

Bro lol ya but it would be an hour well spent for a lot of growers.

The essential idea is that when ammonium is high in leaf sap mites will flourish. If ammonium is not present mites can not feed at all. So the emphasis is mostly on best practices for nitrogen fertilization. Leaf temperature and mineral nutrition are impt parts of the overall prevention logic.

Im big on soil testing and learning about Ag best practices, john kempf is extremely knowledgeable, he answers loads of questions and he often has leading growers, soil scientists and agronomy people as guests

 

[radiant Rudy]

I was saying it to help clear any fusarium or the like, on a side note, it’s expensive but regalia helps prevent that!

@radiant Rudy that looks amazing man! Wow! There may have been an imbalance that it corrected! It really looks beautiful!

Ya thanks, I think you're right. The innoculants work by supercharging the relationship between the roots and soil. I rotate a few biological products through my feed/watering. I also did a soil biology test this year for first time. When the soil is loaded with microbes the plants are way more robust.

 

[dakilla187]

I have regalia, was this pertaining to seedlings damping off? I didnt give regalia a chance so its like hardly used

I also ordered lost coast plant therapy, wait no, I read amazon reviews saying its rubbish to get green cleaner?


I ordered the two ounce sample for ,5 bux

 

[jp68]

Lost coast plant therapy got rid of mites for me super easily, even in flower.

Anyone grow the Jack Herer x Goji OG from JBC/Respect genetics? Certainly piqued my interest.

Have 6 of respect bbhp x goji just sexed so im gonna get a good look at that gene pool.

 

[dakilla187]

Try inoculating with hygrozyme or great white.

I have og biowar, ill just try watering my seedlings with that and saturate the soil as its germinating....Wonder if i can make a quart and keep it in the fridge if it will stay alive

 

[colocowboy]

So, I thought I would share this since it was discussed here, @Patrice22 had a cut chopped at the base and some methods were proposed. Well I had an accident where a nice newly planted cutting fell over and somehow got chopped off. I cut them both at a 45 and pinched a piece of masking tape on the stem gently. Long story short it’s actually bigger than it’s sister cut.

 

[radiant Rudy]

I have og biowar, ill just try watering my seedlings with that and saturate the soil as its germinating....Wonder if i can make a quart and keep it in the fridge if it will stay alive

Ya I had good experience with OG Biowar as well.

 

[Diesel0889]

I have og biowar, ill just try watering my seedlings with that and saturate the soil as its germinating....Wonder if i can make a quart and keep it in the fridge if it will stay alive

Not sure on the refrigerator part but I used og biowar for years and while these days I use photosynthesis plus/em1/kashi I would not hesitate to use it again. Very legit imo... also like rootwise combo from BAS as well. Extending my em1 has proved cheaper and the added photo plus and kashi seem to do the trick in my mix.. Add 2-3 teas castings/kelp/alfalfa/neem. I have not had the need for the og. Good shit though! Give it a go for sure!

Happy growing!

 

[Diesel0889]

Ya I had good experience with OG Biowar as well.

Listen to the man! @radiant Rudy very nice! Perfection!