Auto Zamaldelica feminized
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Pre-flowering? She looks quite big already. Do you have a full body pic
?Mine is starting to show more Zamaldelicish qualities. I wonder if the yellow spot in the center of pic #2 is a banana, though.
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paisajedehierba
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Swollen calyx? I was referring more to the yellow spot in the (literal) centre of pic #2. Looks like it could be the beginning of a seed.
paisajedehierba
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Hi Theorganicguy, I can´t see clearly any bananas. Probably it´s because I can not extend much the picture on my display. Hopefully there is no undisirable pollination by hermie dust.
Looks like I wasn't bananas, Auto Zamaldelica was. I'm carefully plucking them with some tweezers and keeping an eye an her, since she is one of the most resinous autos I've had the pleasure to witness offline
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Theorganicguy, your ladies are beautiful. I just replaced a couple of plants with some Orient Express feminized seedlings. I know its a little late for seedlings, but the expirement was to important to pass trying again. I will post pictures tomorrow after I get the fans on for the day. We had a cool overcast day and are expecting a cool night as well.
Tomorrow is supposed to be sunny.
Peace farmerlion
Tomorrow is supposed to be sunny.
Peace farmerlion
Hello friends,
This is one of my three Auto Zamaldelica plants I have growing in my greenhouse this season.
These plants are younger than the rest of the greenhouse girls. This will let them be in the same harvest schedule as the rest of the plants. I can also see the phenotypic expressions during cooler fall weather versus an earlier finish.
Dubi this season I have Auto Zamaldelica, Orient Express, China Yunnan and Lebanese genetics of yours going. I expect them all to do very well. Your genetics have always proved to be healthy beautiful plants.
Peace farmerlion
This is one of my three Auto Zamaldelica plants I have growing in my greenhouse this season.
These plants are younger than the rest of the greenhouse girls. This will let them be in the same harvest schedule as the rest of the plants. I can also see the phenotypic expressions during cooler fall weather versus an earlier finish.
Dubi this season I have Auto Zamaldelica, Orient Express, China Yunnan and Lebanese genetics of yours going. I expect them all to do very well. Your genetics have always proved to be healthy beautiful plants.
Peace farmerlion
I m in for some autozamaldelica treats, really enjoyed growing it and smoking it last year, so getting back to it !
Got myself 4 plants. One indica phenotype - 60cm,
2 in between, 1m60
1 more sativa 1m80.
They were started mid april, under LED for the first 3 weeks, than moved to the outdoor. A bit of night cold temperatures, which would explain why they are taking a bit their time, but overall very happy so far they re filling in nicely. They already have the zamaldelica profile and it s intense
Got myself 4 plants. One indica phenotype - 60cm,
2 in between, 1m60
1 more sativa 1m80.
They were started mid april, under LED for the first 3 weeks, than moved to the outdoor. A bit of night cold temperatures, which would explain why they are taking a bit their time, but overall very happy so far they re filling in nicely. They already have the zamaldelica profile and it s intense
goingrey
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Wow they look perfect. But indeed nowhere near harvest like you'd expect or at least hope for 11-12 weeks. It is what it is, in cold temperatures plants just chill... And ACE description does say 8-9 weeks of flowering after 4-5 weeks of veg so that is up to 14 weeks. When did they start flowering?I m in for some autozamaldelica treats, really enjoyed growing it and smoking it last year, so getting back to it !
Got myself 4 plants. One indica phenotype - 60cm,
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2 in between, 1m60
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1 more sativa 1m80.
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They were started mid april, under LED for the first 3 weeks, than moved to the outdoor. A bit of night cold temperatures, which would explain why they are taking a bit their time, but overall very happy so far they re filling in nicely. They already have the zamaldelica profile and it s intense
Yeah, but they are big!
@groingrey
I would say the shorter is around 4/5 weeks into flower, the inbetween around 4, the sativa more like 3 weeks.
It does seem indeed that coldish temperatures - it s not fully outdoor - could have some kind of effect of slowering the flowering onset, allowing a bit more plant matter to build before the flowering period, but at the same time cold temp do slow down the plant developement. So delayed crop, but similar end results ?
They ve seen around 10C for multiple nights.... Though this year i didn t supercropped them, they look pretty similar in term of volume compared to my last year s batch. But this year, my HR is in tune so I ll be getting them ripe without any mold issues
Funnily, I have a neighbour who I got addicted to the zamaldelica, and all I have seen from him (like 5+ plants) looks like indica phenotypes , similar to the one of @Theorganicguy and @angelhead above. He is full outdoor.
@Mitsuharu indeed they are, very happy so far , thanks again @dubi Looking forward to Auto A5 Zamaldelica I ll be the first in line
I would say the shorter is around 4/5 weeks into flower, the inbetween around 4, the sativa more like 3 weeks.
It does seem indeed that coldish temperatures - it s not fully outdoor - could have some kind of effect of slowering the flowering onset, allowing a bit more plant matter to build before the flowering period, but at the same time cold temp do slow down the plant developement. So delayed crop, but similar end results ?
They ve seen around 10C for multiple nights.... Though this year i didn t supercropped them, they look pretty similar in term of volume compared to my last year s batch. But this year, my HR is in tune so I ll be getting them ripe without any mold issues
Funnily, I have a neighbour who I got addicted to the zamaldelica, and all I have seen from him (like 5+ plants) looks like indica phenotypes , similar to the one of @Theorganicguy and @angelhead above. He is full outdoor.
@Mitsuharu indeed they are, very happy so far , thanks again @dubi
Looking forward to Auto A5 Zamaldelica I ll be the first in line Yeah while I did top and train mine down it was still a relatively squat plant. At the same time, its flowers had that open structure with endless foxtailing and white stigma too!
JanKowalski
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Here my AutoZam close to end.
Easy to grow. Plant and forget
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Auto Zamaldelica
Will try to get some screenshots from a video of the cola, looks pretty heavy
This plant was started with my Auto MalawiNL but went outdoors in mid stretch phase, got transplanted and finished with just water for a month.
Can't wait to sample this one
Cheers
Will try to get some screenshots from a video of the cola, looks pretty heavy
This plant was started with my Auto MalawiNL but went outdoors in mid stretch phase, got transplanted and finished with just water for a month.
Can't wait to sample this one
Cheers
paisajedehierba
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Hi tricepa79, is the pictured plant Auto Zamaldelica or Auto Zam x Banana? If the plant is Auto Zamaldelica I am curious about if you have worked with the seeds you have made?
tricepa79
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no, it's pollen from a few bananas taken from buds 1 autozam at the end of re-flowering.
Sorry for my bad english.
PEACE AND GROW
