bodhi seeds

Diesel0889

Diesel0889

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AdvancedBuffalo said:
Looks great! We are twinning right now. This is my veg room being built.

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Can't wait to see more! Imo in this thread you are at the top of the food chain. (Along with some others, lots of talent here). Always posting fire. Love it! Room looking well done as well.

What we useing to build with? As im in construction I did 2x4 16oc, drywall, valspar duramax exterior flat white, and primer on the foundation. Not kilz the better one beginging with a Z. 2x4 with eye hooks for lights. (Did 10 pull ups so i know they grabbed the Joyce under drywall, forgot to mark them before installing ceiling lol) Ill prob paint it all white when I have time as well. Loving the screws I used as well. If you would like ill send you a pic of them. They hold very well!

I'm on a clock so I only sanded twice and did not get to feather out the seams far as i wanted to but wtf right. It is a grow room after all. Just my ocd lol... still looks better than what I see in most homes but imo I could have done better.

Sorry but im calling this related as I always have bodhi in my room! Ill make up later and post a harvest pic of lucky wookie lol!

Happy growing!
 
TWest65

TWest65

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Diesel0889 said:
Can't wait to see more! Imo in this thread you are at the top of the food chain. (Along with some others, lots of talent here). Always posting fire. Love it! Room looking well done as well.

What we useing to build with? As im in construction I did 2x4 16oc, drywall, valspar duramax exterior flat white, and primer on the foundation. Not kilz the better one beginging with a Z. 2x4 with eye hooks for lights. (Did 10 pull ups so i know they grabbed the Joyce under drywall, forgot to mark them before installing ceiling lol) Ill prob paint it all white when I have time as well. Loving the screws I used as well. If you would like ill send you a pic of them. They hold very well!

I'm on a clock so I only sanded twice and did not get to feather out the seams far as i wanted to but wtf right. It is a grow room after all. Just my ocd lol... still looks better than what I see in most homes but imo I could have done better.

Sorry but im calling this related as I always have bodhi in my room! Ill make up later and post a harvest pic of lucky wookie lol!

Happy growing!
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Wait!!! Finish the story. I want to know what happened to poor Joyce after they grabbed her. lol (Sorry, couldn't help myself.)
 
lambchopedd

lambchopedd

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AdvancedBuffalo said:
Honestly I was pretty hyped for the Strawberry Milk dad but the F2s I popped resulted in some extremely lackluster phenos. Herm traits, lower than average resin production, weird bud development, excessive node spacing and stretch.. They are near finish and the bud/resin hardly has any terps. It could change during cure, but I’m not getting my hopes up.
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Same. While I found an arguably decent “keeper” out of my pack of Strawberry Goji, the rejects were herm-prone, stretchy, and lackluster overall.
 
HaroldRocks

HaroldRocks

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wasnt there some killer phone home's? triangle kush x wookie?

on a side note: ya know ive had these seeds sitting around that a friend of mine chucked, Lucky Charms x Kraken (Alien) i just decided to pop a few - see what happens there. i have probably 50 or so of the beans but just popping 6 right now
 
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Growitpondifarm

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jp68 said:
Just take a good look at the densest one. The whole pack was beautiful and frosty but this one had a muted floral chem funk to it wet the others didnt have and it just goes dank and floral dry. Was one of the smaller ones as well and not the flashiest or smelliest as some of them threw out some wild lemon fruit smells but the smoke test was where it blew the others away
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I’ve got one that just refuses to grow tall. It’s almost a foot shorter than the other two and everything else in the room. Was about to cull it as I’m not sure it will even reach the trellis by the time I flip. Will hang on to it now though
 
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jp68

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Growitpondifarm said:
I’ve got one that just refuses to grow tall. It’s almost a foot shorter than the other two and everything else in the room. Was about to cull it as I’m not sure it will even reach the trellis by the time I flip. Will hang on to it now though
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Cant speak for the veg part as i only go in when theyre coming down mostly but id hang on to it just in case. one thing that was consistent was the overall appearance from a distance .Very colorful frosty attractive looking plants with high bag appeal and smells
 
dakilla187

dakilla187

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Space Monkey my second pheno, the first one was killer but it would herm but id pluck off the flowers and ran her three times then trashed her

This pheno does not herm, smells the same as the first one but shes even more pungeant....It doesnt look as dank as the first one...Oh and like the first one it ripens incredibly super fast.....

Sorry took pic early morning no sun, one with the flash

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ElGalloBlanco

ElGalloBlanco

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Unfortunately had to can the two Herer HP's and the Sundance. The outdoor temperatures here are a great environment for Botrytis. Bud rot took over more than I cared for, could have tried to harvest the plants early but I didn't feel like inspecting every flower to get rid of only what mold I could see . Have mostly only grown sativa dominant crosses until last year and have always sprayed BT for caterpillars at night with no rot ever being present from Botrytis, only caterpillar damage. Now halfway through the outdoor season I am hoping that the BT sprays at night are the main cause, at least that is my hope since that is something I can control. Have now switched to morning BT sprays every other week on sunny days and have a few late started plants that aren't Bodhi going that haven't been sprayed at night, so it's a bit of an experiment. Thankfully I give away more than half of what I grow so all is not lost.

Still have this one going which is chugging along just fine,
Gold Star x Snow Lotus
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AdvancedBuffalo

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jp68 said:
Ran lucky wookie and wookie orgasm and there was a lot of variation in both packs. Been running the WO for years and the lucky wookie for a year or so. it seemed that both keeper cuts were not first choices if you went by looks or smells alone. Cant stress that point enough when it comes to bodhi either. Anyways my WO cut is potent narcotic easy to grow and very complex on the nose with the hardest buds that wont mold ive ever seen. Cant drink when i smoke it either cuz it reacts with alcohol heavier than anything ive ever smoked that i can remember and ive heard this from others as well. If theres one thing i would stress on those wookie packs is dont go on just looks or smells ,make sure you smoke and test before you choose a keeper cuz that ugly one may be the one
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I agree with everything you are saying so let’s get that out first haha. I’m going to get absolutely roasted for this, but end smoke quality is unfortunately not the deciding factor for my hunts. Well.. It is.. But many many things come before that.

I’m selecting for semi-commercial production. Think craft grow facility with unique flavors and genetics. Since I’m growing these strains in a tightly packed environment, I have to prioritize growth characteristics over smoke quality for the initial selections. Growth vigor, leaf to calyx ratio, Internodal spacing, bud consistency in shaded areas, pest resistance, how it takes standard nutrient regimens, etc. Those are all factors that determine initial selections. Without ideal growth characteristics the plants just wouldn’t be worth running for small scale production.

After initial selections things like smoke quality, bag appeal, terpenes, and potency are considered. The ideal plant from a hunt will be vigorous, great leaf:calyx ratio, good pest/mold resistance, tolerant of a wide range of substrate EC, good terps and bag appeal, decent yield, and fantastic smoke.

These selections are ones I will be growing for years, and will also be breeding stock. I can’t have any weak lanky weird plants because of this.

People buy with their eyes first, noses second, and return if the smoke quality and flavors are good. If a plant is ugly it just won’t sell itself in this market which is super unfortunate. Smoke quality won’t bring people back if they never buy the bud in the first place.

Im sure there is something really special in these wookie packs, but so far nothing has really hit all of the marks to justify keeping.
 
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jp68

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AdvancedBuffalo said:
I agree with everything you are saying so let’s get that out first haha. I’m going to get absolutely roasted for this, but end smoke quality is unfortunately not the deciding factor for my hunts. Well.. It is.. But many many things come before that.

I’m selecting for semi-commercial production. Think craft grow facility with unique flavors and genetics. Since I’m growing these strains in a tightly packed environment, I have to prioritize growth characteristics over smoke quality for the initial selections. Growth vigor, leaf to calyx ratio, Internodal spacing, bud consistency in shaded areas, pest resistance, how it takes standard nutrient regimens, etc. Those are all factors that determine initial selections. Without ideal growth characteristics the plants just wouldn’t be worth running for small scale production.

After initial selections things like smoke quality, bag appeal, terpenes, and potency are considered. The ideal plant from a hunt will be vigorous, great leaf:calyx ratio, good pest/mold resistance, tolerant of a wide range of substrate EC, good terps and bag appeal, decent yield, and fantastic smoke.

These selections are ones I will be growing for years, and will also be breeding stock. I can’t have any weak lanky weird plants because of this.

People buy with their eyes first, noses second, and return if the smoke quality and flavors are good. If a plant is ugly it just won’t sell itself in this market which is super unfortunate. Smoke quality won’t bring people back if they never buy the bud in the first place.

Im sure there is something really special in these wookie packs, but so far nothing has really hit all of the marks to justify keeping.
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Im just throwing out what ive experienced with em. The lucky wookie keeper was just plain ugly and smelled like bo mixed with onions. It was culled eventhough it was great smoke for being to ugly fluffy non productive with weird terps so i understand the production aspects somewhat Wo checks all the boxes you just listed and is highly underrated . Ive run through a lot bodhi including goji bbhp jungle spice dla6 nikah sunshine head nigerian prob etc and a few from csii and the wookie orgasms is one of the longest running bodhis thats been kept. To each his own but the wookie is no slouch is all im saying.
 
Nutbag Poster

Nutbag Poster

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AdvancedBuffalo said:
I agree with everything you are saying so let’s get that out first haha. I’m going to get absolutely roasted for this, but end smoke quality is unfortunately not the deciding factor for my hunts. Well.. It is.. But many many things come before that.

I’m selecting for semi-commercial production. Think craft grow facility with unique flavors and genetics. Since I’m growing these strains in a tightly packed environment, I have to prioritize growth characteristics over smoke quality for the initial selections. Growth vigor, leaf to calyx ratio, Internodal spacing, bud consistency in shaded areas, pest resistance, how it takes standard nutrient regimens, etc. Those are all factors that determine initial selections. Without ideal growth characteristics the plants just wouldn’t be worth running for small scale production.

After initial selections things like smoke quality, bag appeal, terpenes, and potency are considered. The ideal plant from a hunt will be vigorous, great leaf:calyx ratio, good pest/mold resistance, tolerant of a wide range of substrate EC, good terps and bag appeal, decent yield, and fantastic smoke.

These selections are ones I will be growing for years, and will also be breeding stock. I can’t have any weak lanky weird plants because of this.

People buy with their eyes first, noses second, and return if the smoke quality and flavors are good. If a plant is ugly it just won’t sell itself in this market which is super unfortunate. Smoke quality won’t bring people back if they never buy the bud in the first place.

Im sure there is something really special in these wookie packs, but so far nothing has really hit all of the marks to justify keeping.
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That's an excellent defense of a very valid approach. It's not quite mine but I definitely won't roast you for it. There's kind of a fundamental question... are you growing bud for yourself or other people? The second is are you trying to maximize your output from the square footage of your grow space or can you tolerate some wasted "real estate". Those two questions split the crew around here kinda equally I'd guess.

I hear a lot of people say they can't sell bud that doesn't have visual appeal even if the buzz is incredible. What would happen if you gave out a little sample (maybe just a half gram) with every purchase for a bit. I'd think you'd get a little fan club pretty quickly if the smoke is awesome. I don't have any experience retailing though... maybe it just doesn't work.

As for the wookie.... I'm pretty sure I've heard a few people around here single it out as one of Bodhi's best males. There are big fans as well as critics of most of the males it seems. Lotsa different perspectives keep things interesting around here.
 
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AdvancedBuffalo

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Diesel0889 said:
Can't wait to see more! Imo in this thread you are at the top of the food chain. (Along with some others, lots of talent here). Always posting fire. Love it! Room looking well done as well.

What we useing to build with? As im in construction I did 2x4 16oc, drywall, valspar duramax exterior flat white, and primer on the foundation. Not kilz the better one beginging with a Z. 2x4 with eye hooks for lights. (Did 10 pull ups so i know they grabbed the Joyce under drywall, forgot to mark them before installing ceiling lol) Ill prob paint it all white when I have time as well. Loving the screws I used as well. If you would like ill send you a pic of them. They hold very well!

I'm on a clock so I only sanded twice and did not get to feather out the seams far as i wanted to but wtf right. It is a grow room after all. Just my ocd lol... still looks better than what I see in most homes but imo I could have done better.

Sorry but im calling this related as I always have bodhi in my room! Ill make up later and post a harvest pic of lucky wookie lol!

Happy growing!
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What a compliment! I just try to grow the stuff to the best of my abilities. Some say I’ll actually create some neat crosses with the Bodhi selections that I find.

For the floor I used a diamanbrush to prep and SW Armorseal 1000HS for the coating. Concrete walls are water based white Armorseal. Cleaned with TSP as the only prep step.

Walls are treated 2x4 with FRP panels laid directly on the studs. Faced fiberglass R13 in walls, 240v wired to all rooms, AC infinity fans pushing fresh air into each room for positive pressure in the veg mother and drying area, one big 10” exhaust fan pulling negative pressure on the lung room. It’ll keep pests and diseases out of the rooms while still controlling smell.

I’m running 6x 2x8 foot Newage shelving units in the veg area. 3 tiers of 2x8 space for an equivalent veg area of 6x 4x4 spaces. Im hoping it will work but the jury is still out on that.

I’m going to spray foam the ceiling area and spray some anti mold stuff up there to really clean it out. I’m looking for a clean room style setup with these rooms.
 
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