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Lucky Charms Bodhi... info needed
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fishinnutt
Member
Here is my Lucky Charms at 4 wks
5 seeds, 5 healthy plants. The three most vigorous were males, the other two were female, though none were runts.
LC1, the first seedling to emerge, and the strongest looking male, with a beautiful structure and smell was cloned, and pollen has been collected and selectively applied to two choice females of other strains I have kept for a long time now. LC2 and LC5, the other males, were killed.
LC3 and LC4, the females, were smaller, but quite healthy. As of today they have been in flower for 53 days. At first I thought LC4 would finish early, since pistils began showing ripeness long before LC3, but the latter is catching up, despite an appearance of a bit more sativa influence.
LC3 is a bit darker green, with leaves a bit narrower and a definitely fruity smell.
LC4 is lighter green, with rounder buds, wider leaves, and is noticeably larger than LC3. LC4 smells like fruit and rotten fruit and 'tang (not Tang!).
I have healthy clones of both LC3 and LC4, and will make no decisions regarding their fate until the seed plants are cut, dried and cured. Without sampling yet, my money is on LC4.
LC3 at 53 days of 12/12
LC4 at 53 days 12/12
For those of you into this kind of thing, here is a clone of the male LC1 isolated and ready to give up some pollen for posterity.
LC1, the first seedling to emerge, and the strongest looking male, with a beautiful structure and smell was cloned, and pollen has been collected and selectively applied to two choice females of other strains I have kept for a long time now. LC2 and LC5, the other males, were killed.
LC3 and LC4, the females, were smaller, but quite healthy. As of today they have been in flower for 53 days. At first I thought LC4 would finish early, since pistils began showing ripeness long before LC3, but the latter is catching up, despite an appearance of a bit more sativa influence.
LC3 is a bit darker green, with leaves a bit narrower and a definitely fruity smell.
LC4 is lighter green, with rounder buds, wider leaves, and is noticeably larger than LC3. LC4 smells like fruit and rotten fruit and 'tang (not Tang!).
I have healthy clones of both LC3 and LC4, and will make no decisions regarding their fate until the seed plants are cut, dried and cured. Without sampling yet, my money is on LC4.
LC3 at 53 days of 12/12
LC4 at 53 days 12/12
For those of you into this kind of thing, here is a clone of the male LC1 isolated and ready to give up some pollen for posterity.
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Looking great,
awesome pollen catching system.
awesome pollen catching system.
fishinnutt
Member
My cut has the marshmellowy hashy goodness for sure and very sticky
Pics and smoke report !!!! I would appreciate it
fishinnutt
Member
Smoke report will be here in about two weeks, the pics can be seen in a thread I have here in the grow diary section.
Ok thanks Fish ima go check em out OneLove
OK. I harvested both LC3 and LC4 at 66 days flowering.
LC3
and a bud of LC3
LC4
and a few budshots
You may notice that the top of the main cola is missing from the whole plant picture of LC4. When I was pulling her out of the tent i noticed a yellow leaf bract a few inches from the top of the main cola, that I feared might signal budrot, since these are fairly big, dense buds. The yellow bract was facing the corner, almost completely out of air flow so i quickly snipped off the top and into a baggie, left the room, and inspected for any signs of mold. I didn't find any mold with eye or even digital scope, but I feel it wouldn't have been long with that dying leaf inside that moist warm nug, and better safe than sorry. I have some powerful decomposers at work for me in my wormbin and soil.
Other than the last day, these were not topped or trimmed in any way so that I could see their natural form.
These were grown in 3 gallon containers of recycled soil, water only.
Observations:
It seems as if LC4 used more of its nutrients than LC3, and LC4 was larger and noticeably more fragrant (noticeable citrus note at harvest).
These have been in the jar for a week now, and first tests indicate that both yielded beautiful and stony buds, but the flavor and aroma of LC4 wins. The smoke is already quite smooth for such a short cure. I like it.
A nice bonus if that I have found five seeds so far in LC4 from my pollination of her neighbors with the male LC1. Accidental backcross! And I made some (Double Strawberry Diesel x LC1) and (Siberian Kush x LC1) with quite healthy looking seeds.
LC3
LC4
You may notice that the top of the main cola is missing from the whole plant picture of LC4. When I was pulling her out of the tent i noticed a yellow leaf bract a few inches from the top of the main cola, that I feared might signal budrot, since these are fairly big, dense buds. The yellow bract was facing the corner, almost completely out of air flow so i quickly snipped off the top and into a baggie, left the room, and inspected for any signs of mold. I didn't find any mold with eye or even digital scope, but I feel it wouldn't have been long with that dying leaf inside that moist warm nug, and better safe than sorry. I have some powerful decomposers at work for me in my wormbin and soil.
Other than the last day, these were not topped or trimmed in any way so that I could see their natural form.
These were grown in 3 gallon containers of recycled soil, water only.
Observations:
It seems as if LC4 used more of its nutrients than LC3, and LC4 was larger and noticeably more fragrant (noticeable citrus note at harvest).
These have been in the jar for a week now, and first tests indicate that both yielded beautiful and stony buds, but the flavor and aroma of LC4 wins. The smoke is already quite smooth for such a short cure. I like it.
A nice bonus if that I have found five seeds so far in LC4 from my pollination of her neighbors with the male LC1. Accidental backcross! And I made some (Double Strawberry Diesel x LC1) and (Siberian Kush x LC1) with quite healthy looking seeds.
A few weeks in the jar, much sampling, and a bit of research lead me to feel that LC3 takes after The White, while LC4 shows more traits of Appalachia, with more aroma and funk and a bit more open bud structure. LC4 is a more enjoyable smoke, to me, but LC3 is very stony and not bad in any way.
I am currently testing the Double Strawberry Diesel x Lucky Charms and the SKxLC I made this Spring. Both resulted in viable seeds and healthy looking seedlings, but there is much left to find out about these crosses.
I am currently testing the Double Strawberry Diesel x Lucky Charms and the SKxLC I made this Spring. Both resulted in viable seeds and healthy looking seedlings, but there is much left to find out about these crosses.
awesome
Kalyx
Active member
Those look beautiful great job! I have 3 LC beans I plan on popping soon, hope I can get at least one good female pheno, a male would be nice to make some F2's. I have been really excited about the potential of Lucky Charms for sometime now. Seeing your ladies just increases the excitement I have for this cross.
Fantastic job on these. Bodhi is pumping out some dank it seems. Respect to you and your grow.
Kalyx
Active member
Very nice I will be looking for updates with those Siskiyou. I have some SSDD I am looking to run in the near future. Almost grabbed a pack on the Dream Beaver so want to see how that one goes as well.
ElusiveQuark
Member
I have 2 lucky charms currently at day 51 of 12/12. Unable to post pics ATM.
looks sweet man, yet to try anything from Bodhi, but everything I see looks the bollocks (thats good in the UK! lol)
ElusiveQuark
Member
