BOG Seeds Catalog 2013-14

[Burned Haze]

Props to the info ( got a pack of those not to long ago)
Looks pretty dank :)

 

[Burned Haze]

Bogbubble is the bubblegum side and the girls love the aroma. A very smooth, relaxing, social smoke.

Because Super Bogbubble is Sour Bubble I never called it Kush but it is.

My clone has been compared to Pure Kush and another nice BubbaKush but it doesn't smell like pre '98 BubbaKush. It has some funk with a lotta Lime and undertones of Bubblegum.

Good to hear! Well I germinated your Bogbubble last night ( 6 seeds out of 12)
Hopefully all pop and I find a nice one :)

I had a seizure this morning and got super baked this evening to recover from so. My bad on double post but i thought my first reply was on other page and Bog replied to me . MY BAD !

 

[Myco]

Hell yeah, those Sour Bubble goat buds are phenomenal, looks like a lovely pheno! Good work and thanks for sharing!

 

[BushyOldGrower]

5 Legged Goat,

Superb work! Have you qualified here as a tester?

Recently I read tester guidelines here in the breeders forum. Logic has rules that you have to have done to gro logs and be a member here for three months.

From time to time I do send out free test seeds. ;)

Obviously you have already had first hand experience with several of my strains.

Your fine pics have already earned you a place in our close band of demonstrators. Thanks.

 

[BushyOldGrower]

Katsu BubbaKush...that was it.

Good Luck BurnedHaze...make some edibles with canna butter to help control seizures. More CBD is needed and edibles usually concentrate more CBD because leaves often have a lot of it. Hope it helps.

 

[Burned Haze]

Katsu BubbaKush...that was it.

Good Luck BurnedHaze...make some edibles with canna butter to help control seizures. More CBD is needed and edibles usually concentrate more CBD because leaves often have a lot of it. Hope it helps.

Yeah I have edibles once a day (midday) with rick Simpson oil twice a day ( morning and then 12 hours later, with food before) With smoking all day if life allows which 99% it does :P

Anyways thanks for the advice and appreciate it , Anyways the Bogglegum had all germinate , so I put em in the ground :)
1 RKU already out of the ground (24 hours)

-BH

 

[Myco]

5LG, I'd like to see flowering pics of your Sour Bubble lady if possible sir :) interested in her structure...

 

[BushyOldGrower]

Bogglegum seeds are getting 110% germination rates!

If you don't believe me then try them.

 

[Myco]

Twins in every pack? :)

I've been very impressed with BOG's germ rates... they seem to always germinate vigorously (outside of the previous batch of Sour Boggle, which BOG quickly replaced per his guarantee, FTR). I think it was my pack of Sour Bubble; I dropped them into a shotglass full of water, and before the seeds had even sunk, 3 of them had already cracked and began to germ...

My Sour Strawberry, Sour Grape, and most recently original LSD were all 100%, by simply planting the seed straight into soil (after a quick scuff). That's been my germ method as of late, and has worked very well... Seedlings are always healthy with no deformations, much less damping off observed...

Just sayin'.

Anywho, in other news:
Flipping my main flower room today which contains my Sour Grape and Sour Strawberry ladies, will have some new flower pics soon!!!

Everybody have an excellent day!

:) Myco

 

[BushyOldGrower]

We are getting twins with several of our strains.

I re check germination rates on seeds every so often as they age. Normally seeds last five years or more in the fridge but sometimes a batch of seeds doesn't keep so well.

The sour boggle was an example and when retested I found germination to be only four of ten. So I held them and replaced any packs people complained about.

The new sour boggle seeds just have a couple weeks to go so don't worry about the new batch to come. They look great!

Thanks Myco... :) Bog

 

[Myco]

Here's a Sour Strawberry lady that has just started to give off a lovely strawberry shampoo aroma... This is the pheno I was talking about @Max Frost that looks to be the same as yours, so we may be looking at the strawberry pheno :) I am currently collecting pollen from a SSK male I selected that has identical structure to the pheno pictured. Plan on making some F2's as well as some crosses. Also have a large OG type bush that giving off a faint sweet smell, too early to tell for sure. All of my 5 phenos are looking nice - and I will have more pics to come once they're further along. I rarely take pics at this stage...

Also, I was wondering if I BX'd my stud to my KK Strawberry Cough clone only - what results I may find...?

Anywho, lots more BOG stuff to come...

 

[BushyOldGrower]

There is a large yielding phenotype to be found that does have strawberry.

I wouldn't cross it to cough. Just check out the phenotypes. There are several still. ;)

Funny how everyone sees the OG types in my sour strains. Never used any OG in my breeding but oh yeah, sour bubble is a predecessor.

Did you hear about Gorilla Glue winning the LA Cup? My sour LSD is the sour double used as a predecessor to it.

Lots of good work has been done using partly my genetics or all. So know the truth that many insiders know. Come to me for the truth about my roots. ;). And theirs sometimes...Bog

 

[Myco]

Hmm I hope my big OG looking bush is a strawberry pheno, that would be great. I should know soon... i'll put up some pics once all 5 phenos are further along.

I did see that the glue won... pretty awesome. I feel very lucky to have the original GG#4 cut...

I thought "Sour Dub" and Sour LSD were two different things? In the GG#4 thread the lineage Sour Dub lineage is listed as Sour Bubble x NYCD or ECSD... if Sour Dub is a select pheno of Sour LSD shouldn't it be Sour Bubble x (Lifesaver x NYCD)? Or vice versa, I dont remember if SB was the mom or stud in that cross. Either way I know Sour Dub is shown as a select pheno from BOG seeds... and that is pretty fuckin cool :) And I do know Sour Dub has been used in many, many crosses and elite clone onlys. Woop!

Yessir you see many phenos resembling OG and Bubba among BOG seeds... my SLS #2 clearly looks like an OG.... Not that I ever would but, I could rename it "blahblahblah OG" and have an elite on my hands :eek: lol It's that good...

BOG seeds ftw.

 

[Max Frost]

Here's a Sour Strawberry lady that has just started to give off a lovely strawberry shampoo aroma... This is the pheno I was talking about @Max Frost that looks to be the same as yours, so we may be looking at the strawberry pheno :) I am currently collecting pollen from a SSK male I selected that has identical structure to the pheno pictured. Plan on making some F2's as well as some crosses. Also have a large OG type bush that giving off a faint sweet smell, too early to tell for sure. All of my 5 phenos are looking nice - and I will have more pics to come once they're further along. I rarely take pics at this stage...

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Also, I was wondering if I BX'd my stud to my KK Strawberry Cough clone only - what results I may find...?

Anywho, lots more BOG stuff to come...

Hey Myco...thanks for posting the pic bro! She looks great!! I know that's a little early for you on pics, and I appreciate the special post!! Looks like we've got some nice phenos! Great germ rates (100%). What more could I want? (Lotsa flowers!;)) What day are yours on in the pic? Also...so are you putting the tomato cages on as you flip? Thanks again bro! Best, -Max

 

[Max Frost]

Hmm I hope my big OG looking bush is a strawberry pheno, that would be great. I should know soon... i'll put up some pics once all phenos are further along.

I did see that the glue won... pretty awesome. I feel very lucky to have the original GG#4 cut...

I thought "Sour Dub" and Sour LSD were two different things? In the GG#4 thread the lineage Sour Dub lineage is listed as Sour Bubble x NYCD or ECSD... if Sour Dub is a select pheno of Sour LSD shouldn't it be Sour Bubble x (Lifesaver x NYCD)? Or vice versa, I dont remember if SB was the mom or stud in that cross. Either way I know Sour Dub is shown as a select pheno from BOG seeds... and that is pretty fuckin cool :) And I do know Sour Dub has been used in many, many crosses and elite clone onlys. Woop!

Yessir you see many phenos resembling OG and Bubba among BOG seeds... my SLS #2 clearly looks like an OG.... Not that I ever would but, I could rename it "blahblahblah OG" and have an elite on my hands :eek: lol

BOG seeds ftw.

Haha...just call it "Bushy OG" !!

 

[Myco]

That's day 21 I think? Nope the cages are there.... sliding cages over fullly vegged plants would be a major PITA!

 

[Max Frost]

That's day 21 I think? Nope the cages are there.... sliding cages over fullly vegged plants would be a major PITA!

Well yeah...(duh, Max)! I guess it would be huh? Can you tell I haven't used them? haha. If you don't mind me asking, when do you put the cages on and how do you rig them? I've been contemplating something similar myself. Thanks in advance, bro! Best, -Max

 

[Myco]

Well yeah...(duh, Max)! I guess it would be huh? Can you tell I haven't used them? haha. If you don't mind me asking, when do you put the cages on and how do you rig them? I've been contemplating something similar myself. Thanks in advance, bro! Best, -Max

I buy the large 60" tall cages, and actually cut off the bottom ring, (a small pair of bolt cutters is very handy for this, some cages use very thick wire) shortening them to probably 48"... I do this because the top ring on the 48" cage is too small diameter for my liking. Also, I use a pair of heavy duty linemens' pliers and bend a "L" shape at the end of each "leg" so that once your roots fill out the pot, the rootmass will kind of secure the cage from wanting to topple over once you have some nice big heavy colas succumbing to gravity. But for the tallest colas, I stake them up with bamboo stakes which are ziptied to the cage to keep the plant from getting top heavy and causing the cage to lean and ripping on the rootzone... obviously you want to avoid the cage from disturbing the rootzone as much as possible.

I pre-veg in 1gal or 5-6" square nursery pots, and transplant to #5 SmartPots... I install the cages immediately after transplanting, making sure the entire plant is inside the cage. I veg for a couple more weeks, training branches inside the cage when necessary... Flip to 12/12 and guide branches as they stretch, and throughout flower I ziptie branches and bamboo to the cages when needed.

I do suppose one could figure a way to secure cage to the outside of a rigid pot if one was using smaller diameter plastic pots, without having the legs of the cages down with the rootzone.... but I like #5 smarties :)

Cages are great... gives you so many options as far as places to secure branches and stakes to... while still being able to move plants around if necessary. Only better thing being a trellis... or trellis and cages... or multi-layered trellis.

Hope that answers your questions, Mr. Frost :)

 

[Max Frost]

I buy the large 60" tall cages, and actually cut off the bottom ring, (a small pair of bolt cutters is very handy for this, some cages use very thick wire) shortening them to probably 48"... I do this because the top ring on the 48" cage is too small diameter for my liking. Also, I use a pair of heavy duty linemens' pliers and bend a "L" shape at the end of each "leg" so that once your roots fill out the pot, the rootmass will kind of secure the cage from wanting to topple over once you have some nice big heavy colas succumbing to gravity. But for the tallest colas, I stake them up with bamboo stakes which are ziptied to the cage to keep the plant from getting top heavy and causing the cage to lean and ripping on the rootzone... obviously you want to avoid the cage from disturbing the rootzone as much as possible.

I pre-veg in 1gal or 5-6" square nursery pots, and transplant to #5 SmartPots... I install the cages immediately after transplanting, making sure the entire plant is inside the cage. I veg for a couple more weeks, training branches inside the cage when necessary... Flip to 12/12 and guide branches as they stretch, and throughout flower I ziptie branches and bamboo to the cages when needed.

I do suppose one could figure a way to secure cage to the outside of a rigid pot if one was using smaller diameter plastic pots, without having the legs of the cages down with the rootzone.... but I like #5 smarties :)

Cages are great... gives you so many options as far as places to secure branches and stakes to... while still being able to move plants around if necessary. Only better thing being a trellis... or trellis and cages... or multi-layered trellis.

Hope that answers your questions, Mr. Frost :)

Absolutely it does!!! Thank you so much!! I think that's a great way to do it with the smart pots! Seems like with the cage down inside the smartie, it would help make everything more rigid, stable and secure. The way I'm envisioning it, it would be like the pot, cage and plant are all a single fixed unit! If the cage was on the inside, it doesn't seem like it would hurt the roots unless you were just really rough with it or something! Good tip on the bolt cutters! I can just see me cussing and trying to cut it with pliers! haha! Thanks again bro! The ideas are flowing now!! Best, -Max

 

[Myco]

The first cages I bought for canna purposes had pretty thin wire and I cut them all with a good pair of pliers, but the last batch I bought were much thicker.

I guess you don't HAVE to cut them, but I found they get rather top heavy and unstable unless you have very deep pots... and cut to the size I use, they fit the size of a nice multi-top bush.