Any updates on the Zaps? 
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I fell in love with the name. Very curious and staying tuned!
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Hereās an update on what I posted sometime back. It seems like COPA is doing a Bubbashine BX. Also a bunch of other crosses like bubbashine X bubbashine x 88g13hp, Starchild and Godhead. Going to be a good freebie season for bodhi fans. Seems he used the most crinkled.
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After their claim on the ridiculous level of F gens they couldnāt possibly of reached by the time they said were selling it. I became suspicious of Copa.
After reading them claiming they were working towards what they were with their strains , including being faster outdoors , and not seeing any of it play out in any of the reports online .
I am more then good on Copa , and I think it would be great if people stopped trying to piggy back Copa in the Bodhi thread.
Glad they had tons of loot to buy up tons of Bodhi gear.
I have yet to see a single example of how they have even slightly improved on what they bought.
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Does any body know where someone can find prayer tower sativa? I thought I had seen a repro done on it a while ago, but Iām not too sure
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Mass Medical did an F2 of Prayer Tower and there are a lot of Mass Medical Crosses using Prayer Tower.
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Going to be trying to do a small f2 project coming in the next few weeks Iām super stoked about getting sent a few blueberry hill ( dj short blueberry x Appalachia) these where put into cold storage after getting them back in 2012 and came from the same source as the pagoda f1s I did a repro with so having high hopes for germ rates hoping for a male and female 
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Wasnāt Copa a long standing tester for Bodhi initially?
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That is def one of Bodhiās all time greats. Good luck with your adventure.
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SO was Gu from Greenpoint LMAO
And so was I
Doesnāt mean a damn thing other then you once tested for Bodhi .
They are clearly now simply another greenrush breeder trying to capitalize off of Bodhiās name.
Even worse , they clearly have an absolutely ridiculous starting point and either donāt know how to , or do not care to , build from that.
Instead they chose to make ridiculous claims , most of us know are absolutely not true.
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Nothin major - 3/4 are female! I wont be flowering them for 2 months, soo I might have to clone them to keep it manageable haha.
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Ok I see your point but I guess I lack the giving a shit part. Buy his seeds, or donāt. Either way Iāll just move on with my day because this is a Bodhi thread, not Copa. You guys on line who grow never miss a chance to bad mouth others Iāve noticed .
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Iām just wondering, whatās with the white powder all over the leaf and the hand? just pollen hopefully?
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He was discussing the pollination of all the other plants.
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I just donāt get why copa consistently selects for plants with mutations that could be considered flaws. like that whorled crinkled leaf in the photo, or resemble viroid symptoms like specifically selecting the variegated appalachia instead of phenos that looked clean.
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Some people believe those are indicators of potency.
I grew out a COPA appy f4 cross and it didnāt have the intelligence of Bodhiās appy crosses.
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Because that nonsense is the only thing that might make them stand out as breeder , is my guess.
Meanwhile , outside of actually BB back in the day , most of us have never seen a mutant amount to anything worthwhile.
They have clearly not come up with even a single slightly winner at this point. Guess they are hoping for some freakshow shit or something.
How dare we call out folks trying to bank on Bodhiās work lol
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I asked copa about it one time on breedbay,
(actually mentioned the blueberry as an example where there was a non-viroid explanation for crinkle and variegation)
me:
Although I gotta say, here in oregon where hemp mosaic virus and hemp latent viroid run rampant in the commercial markets,
variegated cannabis kinda gives me the heebie jeebies.
Is there any additional info on that variegated appalachia, and why it is expressing variegation?
I know it can be a genetic trait, it occasionally shows up in blueberry seed lines apparently due to colchicine treatments in that breeding process.
copa:
Chem D is in the Appy lineage and the male I used is a Chem D leaner. The Chem D cut has variegated traits. The P25 also has variegation as well but is unrelated genetically (as far as I know) to Chem D. In my experienceā¦ variegation is a good indicator of potency. I am a selective breeder, not a scientist. I hope this helps.
He mentioned the potential correlation with potency, but didnāt really address the viroid question. I appreciated the response, but not exactly what I hoped to hear.
I know that the variegated chem supposedly tests negative for hlvd, but I also know there is a meristem tissue cultured chem cut which is completely clean of variegation. Which does imply a potential viroid of some kind in that chem d cut.
Regardless of how that breaks down scientifically, I wouldnāt want anything that was selected towards the risky traits.
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discussion is good, contentious discussion can be interesting and productive,
but please donāt make it into personal insults.
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I hate coming in here seeing arguing about plants that are related to Bodhi. If you canāt say anything nice, then donāt say anything ally all.
The plant on the left is a Space Monkey. How about yall talk about that instead.
Edit: Iām flagging all these posts cause I wanna read about Bodhi and growing weed. Not some fussy bullshit, go back to Facebook with that shit.
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