OrganicGorilla
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Ya. What difference is it
bodhi seeds
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DtsHs
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It's great to know that he is working with roadkill skunk. Can't wait for part 2 of that.
numberfour
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Thanks Tangerine, good luck in your hunt.
Tree of Life,
Grew like a heat seeking missile towards the light. 2 pheno's, one nice and balanced (kept) and one that made my face melt and heart race. Spicy n fruity in flavour, big solid bud and good yields, some nice colour too.
I'm not seeing any visible difference since I dropped 2 hours. Plants are still performing the same (for this time of year), same amount of frost just 2 hours less electricity costs. Final harvest weight and smoking will show any true differences.
cuddlesthesheep
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New pickups. Pretty damn stoked on the freebie and the fact I got 14 of them!
WindyCityKush
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Goji x dank sinatra bred by some pretty cool dudes grown by me
WindyCityKush
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Space Monkey that is pregnant with f2's 
luv2grow
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Oh hell yeah! thanks for sharing!!!!!
Rosinallday
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Loved that interview. Good breeding tips from the man himself.
Alert-Bodhi needs a group of dedicated stoners to test his flavors...
The guy just let him talk and asked insightful questions, much better..
Very satisfied
Alert-Bodhi needs a group of dedicated stoners to test his flavors...
The guy just let him talk and asked insightful questions, much better..
Very satisfied
Bakersfield
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Good to see you back, @WindyCityKush
apbx720
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Cletus clem
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Got my play tents setup. Had a 2x2x4 setup for sexing clones and giving a girl a head start if the sitchy-ation calls for it. Added a 2.5x2.5x5. Looped em together with an intake and exhaust and being lit by a 3 cob vero 29 rapid led kit driven @2100ma. So far seems like the ladies are lovin em! Appy superskunk in the front, more cowbell in the back. 
Those 2 are around 2.5 weeks. On the left is a blaze? @day 3. No idea who bred it. Pretty decent. Sweet blueberries and anise. 
This is the 2x2x4. Back left is a different cut/same pheno more cowbell and on the right 2 diff phenos of super stardawg 2.0. just a couple lil tents to fuck around with that will be seeing bodhi gear a plenty. Have 5 clusterfunk babies coming up. Should be able to get clones off em for peaking up their skirts in like 2 weeks. That is all! Just stoked about the new gear and how well its working so far and how much dank bodhi gear im gonna run through em!
1kemosabe
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The plant behind (broader looking leaf) looks like it will finish early enough to not worry so much, but i know your question was about the plant in center of pic. I am in the upper NE aswell and what i do for later finishing plants is to have them in a spot so they get the first morning sun head on. This way any moisture/dew will evaporate first thing in the am. Also if you can, wake up early and give them a good shake to get off any excess moisture. I plant next to briar bushes for many reasons and one reason is to protect them from heavy winds.
Lets pray for an easy going fall. Fingers crossed.
natureboygrower
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thats great to hear.they will be in a spot that gets am sun and i definitely check and shake off my plants every morning.its a new garden,in some woods,so im not sure how protected they are from wind.i'll have to check into that.the spot is fenced in with 10 ft high fence posts.id love to find a way to put that clear paneling above it all.The plant behind (broader looking leaf) looks like it will finish early enough to not worry so much, but i know your question was about the plant in center of pic. I am in the upper NE aswell and what i do for later finishing plants is to have them in a spot so they get the first morning sun head on. This way any moisture/dew will evaporate first thing in the am. Also if you can, wake up early and give them a good shake to get off any excess moisture. I plant next to briar bushes for many reasons and one reason is to protect them from heavy winds.
Lets pray for an easy going fall. Fingers crossed.
Tangerine_
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I didn't this yr, but I also try to plant everything facing east with a treeline/alders behind. I've got a good spot in the middle of a huge lilac patch that works well too.
You can combat the wind we get with lots and lots of staking...but try to get them in early.
My fam just loves to tell the story of the day I was outside, mid oct in a total down pour, battling the storm.
I was drenched from head to toe frantically trying to save my plants with a roll of duct tape and bamboo stakes. LOL
Tangerine_
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And we get the sun before anyone else in the US.The plant behind (broader looking leaf) looks like it will finish early enough to not worry so much, but i know your question was about the plant in center of pic. I am in the upper NE aswell and what i do for later finishing plants is to have them in a spot so they get the first morning sun head on. This way any moisture/dew will evaporate first thing in the am. Also if you can, wake up early and give them a good shake to get off any excess moisture. I plant next to briar bushes for many reasons and one reason is to protect them from heavy winds.
Lets pray for an easy going fall. Fingers crossed.
natureboygrower
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this pic was taken at 730am the other morning.its a damn near perfect east/west lane that was a woods road that required little cutting.i hadnt planned on much sun before 10am but i noticed one morning,if i just topped a few spruces and limbed a couple maples,it would open right up.(the 5th wooden planter is in now. got tired by the end of the project and put number 6 in a bag rather than build another planter.lol)And we get the sun before anyone else in the US.
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Tangerine_
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What a great set up! 
You probably wont need much more as you've already put a ton of work in there.
