bodhi seeds

limonene said:

View attachment 4156703 Sunshine4 keeper smells of orange peel and gas

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Nu-Be said:

A few treasure hunter's packs of Dank Sinatra F2 have gone out to the #payitforward group and #circleofsharing folks. Should see some of them getting popped soon. Plenty left after these are gifted.

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For anyone who didn't hit me up, @Useful is gonna have freebie 5pks of them attached to his next round off beans made using a bodhi DBHP male.



@Al Yamoni mine also had a bunch of twins and other odd-shaped beans. Those go in the keeper pile.

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Lurpin said:

Some people say spinosad doesn't work on mites, but it works on contact for mites. I've used up to 4ml in 400ml of water which I think may be roughly 1/2 dosage per gallon. I've done it up to 3 weeks in flower and it is cutting it close.

I usually concentrate most of my pesticide on the undersides of the leaves too, that seems to make a huge difference.

Edit: I've also fed my clones with spinosad in early veg, attempting a more systemic approach, and I usually try to only spray them once when they are flipped to flower, but when you got bugs sometimes you have to just Duke it out a little bit with them.

Edit edit: correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe I read some where that mammals don't have the receptor that spinosad impacts in invertebrates.

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redzi said:

Sevin dust, just pour a small mound of it all around your plant area. Another prevention is to take any house cats for a one way ride.

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N.R.G. said:

You guys should get Cedarcide oil. It is amazing for all things pheromone driven like mites, fleas, ticks, mosquitos and so on. It is plant safe and 100% natural. Between Neem oil/dish soap and Cedarcide you shouldn't need anything else for mites and the like IMHO.

https://www.cedarcide.com/?afmc=3q&utm_campaign=3q&utm_source=leaddyno&utm_medium=affiliate

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Rosinallday said:

I'm working on my cloning as well. What do I do when they start rooting in rockwool? Do I pull them out or do they go through the bottom? Appreciate the help.

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hillbill said:

Sampling Space Monkey f2 in the vapes and pipe. Stoney and invigorating also. Just tiny regrow buddette s from trimming lower buds at a couple weeks in. Chopped these at 52days and it seems about right. Extremely sticky buds that stick to anything and each o other. Pretty powerful! Mostly lemon/cedar and skunk smells and sweet hash exhale.

2 Sour Butter x G13HP 11 days in and making nice flowers already. Pulled some leaves and lemon/grapefruit smell (unexpected).

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reallybigjesusfreak said:

I"m not a vaper at all, do you notice different tastes/effects when you vape it vs smoke it? I understand that vaping uses less bud, but that's not a huge concern to me.

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reallybigjesusfreak said:

I"m not a vaper at all, do you notice different tastes/effects when you vape it vs smoke it? I understand that vaping uses less bud, but that's not a huge concern to me.

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jayblaze710 said:

I almost exclusively vape. Still will occasionally roll a joint or blunt, but those are for special occasions.

I find many benefits to vaping herb. It tastes way, way better. It’s much easier to notice the finer differences in tastes between strains. It’s much easier on the lungs, and if not vaping at an extremely high temperature, you’re nearly completely removing any carcinogen intake (I know smoking pot doesn’t carry even a fraction of the risks as tobacco). It smells far, far less than combusting. I can vape in another room, and as long as there is some air flow, ten minutes later nobody would know. It’s much more efficient bud usage. I will get much higher off of the same amount of bud than I will combusting. Finally, you can vape at different temperatures to customize the high to your needs. Due to differences in terpene vaporization temperatures, if you want a more uplifting high, go with lower temperatures. If you want a more sedating high, go with higher temperatures.

Downsides to vaping, you generally need to take more hits to reach the same high. If you’re combusting, you can rip through a giant bong hit and get blasted (and if you’re me, cough your ass off for two minutes straight). That’s harder to do while vaporizing. Usually, your average 0.10-0.30g bowl will take about ~10 hits to finish off with your typical vaporizer. Due to this, some people think they can’t get as high from vaporizing. That really isn’t the case, it usually just takes more hits than they’re used to. There are some vaporizers that allow for extremely fast extraction and vaporization, but they’re more of a niche product.

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JohnGlennsGarden said:

Killer post. I've really been contemplating this for a while and I think you finally sealed the deal.
What's your preferred model? Any you would not recommend? I know @Chunky Stool switched models, got a good deal and was happy with it, but don't remember which one.

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JohnGlennsGarden said:

Killer post. I've really been contemplating this for a while and I think you finally sealed the deal.
What's your preferred model? Any you would not recommend? I know @Chunky Stool switched models, got a good deal and was happy with it, but don't remember which one.

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jayblaze710 said:

For less than $100: Vapcap M (sale on puffitup right now). It’s super cheap, and gets a quick extraction with decent flavor. Downsides, you need to use a butane torch to heat the herb, and it’s a little complicated to use at first. I would look for videos on the technique before purchasing to make sure it’s something you’d like.

Boundless CF. I believe you can get it for <$100. It’s got a huge bowl, great for sharing. While it doesn’t have the best taste around, it’s got very good taste for the price. It also has a great battery life. It also heats up super fast. It’s basically a budget Mighty (see below). Downsides, it only has 5 (355 - 415) temperature settings, so you can’t fine tune temps as well as on other vapes. There’s also a CFX model with more temperature control, but it’s also more expensive.

For less than $150:
Healthy Rips Fury 2. It’s super small and portable, but still gets great flavor. It also gets very quick extraction with surprisingly thick vapor. You can also increment temps by 1 degree Fahrenheit. It’s awesome for microdosing too. IMO, it’s the best bang for your buck right now.

Top of the line:
The Mighty by Storz and Bickel. Best flavor hands down. It’s also got a huge bowl. You can pick specific temperatures. Downside is price. I believe it’s still over $300. It also takes a long time to heat up compared to most other modern vapes.

Some others to check out, I haven’t tried them all so can’t say personally. I’ve just heard from others that they’re good. Sticky Bricks makes some very nice butane vapes. Tricky to learn, but will give you huge hits. The DaVinci IQ is supposed to be good, but pricy. Boundless just released a new model called the Tera. It’s a high end vape, but early reviews have been very good. The Milana is an unregulated battery powered vape, meaning the herb keeps heating up the longer you press the button. This means you can get HUGE hits, but it’s also easy to accidentally combust.

Edit: I just checked out the prices on the PAX vapes, and they’re not as bad as they used to be. If you can find a deal on one they’re a decent vape. Comparing full prices, I’d still recommend the Fury 2 over them.

Oh almost forgot. Stay away from Gpen! They advertise a lot, so a lot of people end up buying them. They have a habit of combusting, or even worse, melting plastic. They’re just unsafe.

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Lurpin said:

Some people say spinosad doesn't work on mites, but it works on contact for mites. I've used up to 4ml in 400ml of water which I think may be roughly 1/2 dosage per gallon. I've done it up to 3 weeks in flower and it is cutting it close.

I usually concentrate most of my pesticide on the undersides of the leaves too, that seems to make a huge difference.

Edit: I've also fed my clones with spinosad in early veg, attempting a more systemic approach, and I usually try to only spray them once when they are flipped to flower, but when you got bugs sometimes you have to just Duke it out a little bit with them.

Edit edit: correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe I read some where that mammals don't have the receptor that spinosad impacts in invertebrates.

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jayblaze710 said:

For less than $100: Vapcap M (sale on puffitup right now). It’s super cheap, and gets a quick extraction with decent flavor. Downsides, you need to use a butane torch to heat the herb, and it’s a little complicated to use at first. I would look for videos on the technique before purchasing to make sure it’s something you’d like.

Boundless CF. I believe you can get it for <$100. It’s got a huge bowl, great for sharing. While it doesn’t have the best taste around, it’s got very good taste for the price. It also has a great battery life. It also heats up super fast. It’s basically a budget Mighty (see below). Downsides, it only has 5 (355 - 415) temperature settings, so you can’t fine tune temps as well as on other vapes. There’s also a CFX model with more temperature control, but it’s also more expensive.

For less than $150:
Healthy Rips Fury 2. It’s super small and portable, but still gets great flavor. It also gets very quick extraction with surprisingly thick vapor. You can also increment temps by 1 degree Fahrenheit. It’s awesome for microdosing too. IMO, it’s the best bang for your buck right now.

Top of the line:
The Mighty by Storz and Bickel. Best flavor hands down. It’s also got a huge bowl. You can pick specific temperatures. Downside is price. I believe it’s still over $300. It also takes a long time to heat up compared to most other modern vapes.

Some others to check out, I haven’t tried them all so can’t say personally. I’ve just heard from others that they’re good. Sticky Bricks makes some very nice butane vapes. Tricky to learn, but will give you huge hits. The DaVinci IQ is supposed to be good, but pricy. Boundless just released a new model called the Tera. It’s a high end vape, but early reviews have been very good. The Milana is an unregulated battery powered vape, meaning the herb keeps heating up the longer you press the button. This means you can get HUGE hits, but it’s also easy to accidentally combust.

Edit: I just checked out the prices on the PAX vapes, and they’re not as bad as they used to be. If you can find a deal on one they’re a decent vape. Comparing full prices, I’d still recommend the Fury 2 over them.

Oh almost forgot. Stay away from Gpen! They advertise a lot, so a lot of people end up buying them. They have a habit of combusting, or even worse, melting plastic. They’re just unsafe.

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