Panama x Malawi - limited edition
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noknees
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this will be easier
Impressive work with the sativas indoors @sgka 
When the colas reach that size and density, it's important to lower the humidity below 40%, keep the fans running for many hours, avoid letting the soil stay too wet after watering, and inspect the densest colas towards the end of flowering.
A pleasure to see Panama x Malawi permamently in your garden, thank you very much!
When the colas reach that size and density, it's important to lower the humidity below 40%, keep the fans running for many hours, avoid letting the soil stay too wet after watering, and inspect the densest colas towards the end of flowering. A pleasure to see Panama x Malawi permamently in your garden, thank you very much!
The one you tried came out lovely @El Timbo 
thanks also for giving a try to Panama x Malawi, the direct combination between our elite Panama and Malawi parent plants produce amazing combinations difficult to surpass.
Harvested bud looks quite Panama dom, although while flowering she also had noticiable Malawi influence. Looking forward to hear your opinion on this hybrid vs Thai x Panama after a few months of curing, enjoy!
thanks also for giving a try to Panama x Malawi, the direct combination between our elite Panama and Malawi parent plants produce amazing combinations difficult to surpass. Harvested bud looks quite Panama dom, although while flowering she also had noticiable Malawi influence. Looking forward to hear your opinion on this hybrid vs Thai x Panama after a few months of curing, enjoy!
Chemimbalance
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I chopped them on november 10th so it flowered for 8-9 weeks approximately. It had slowed down significantly because of our low autumn temperatures here in Sweden and the last week or two the mold got a strong hold on it. There were constant rain and almost no sun for the last 2-3 weeks. I managed to salvage some small buds that is curing now.
As i previously said they were freebies so i grew them mostly as an experiment. On the ace site its stated that you can grow it on latitude 0°-43° so that it were able to produce some small buds and trichomes here at 55° is just a bonus for me. No shadow over the strain or Ace seeds!
Here is a photo from a week before i chopped them
Time to buy a commercial grade dehumidifier. Can't keep up with the home units unfortunatelyImpressive work with the sativas indoors @sgka
A pleasure to see Panama x Malawi permamently in your garden, thank you very much!
NLbred
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Nice to see you also finishing Panama x Malawi @NLbred so you can experience a variety of our best sativa hybrids. Your Panama x Malawi female 1 had the flower structure a bit more on the Malawi side. How was she on the nose ?
She did quite a good job in late November at your latitude @Chemimbalance
so you can experience a variety of our best sativa hybrids. Your Panama x Malawi female 1 had the flower structure a bit more on the Malawi side. How was she on the nose ? She did quite a good job in late November at your latitude @Chemimbalance
A few buds from this year's outdoor light dep (move into garage every night start around the end of June). Had it in the jar by the end of October. Second year I've run this clone in my yard. Need to re veg a cut from inside if I want to keep it. Forgot to take a clone.
Picture didn't do it justice. Remove a few leaf and try again.
NLbred
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Hi Dubi and thanks for your input..she had a piney/Pinesol smell in flower with a hint of perfume(slight)..I just smoked a joint yesterday (Nice to see you also finishing Panama x Malawi @NLbred
She did quite a good job in late November at your latitude @Chemimbalance
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Karl_O'Barley
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Hello y'all, I've got a Panama x Malawi from feminized seed that's wrapping up it's 11th week since I flipped it to flower(December 1st). I'm pretty new at growing, just a few autoflowers prior to this . Looking for tips on what I should be watching for to know when it's time to harvest, she's looking like she's getting close!
Vegged for 6 weeks, I bent it over during veg then scrogged it out starting second week of flower. Very robust and vigorous, much moreso than my Super Panama Hazes it shares the bed with, with less of a stretch - very manageable. It shares a 100 gallon bed of organic no-till soil with 2 other plants(Super Panama Hazes). Smells lemony with sandalwoody incense notes
Vegged for 6 weeks, I bent it over during veg then scrogged it out starting second week of flower. Very robust and vigorous, much moreso than my Super Panama Hazes it shares the bed with, with less of a stretch - very manageable. It shares a 100 gallon bed of organic no-till soil with 2 other plants(Super Panama Hazes). Smells lemony with sandalwoody incense notes
NLbred
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Hey Karl..she looks frosty and healthy..I just harvested one in december but she was a faster pheno.. she looks close and I would use a jewelers loup to check the fade on the trichs.. 10-25% is a nice jumping off point but it will depend on what type of buzz you want.. I enjoy mine now and it was about 20% brown and smell is strong of perfume and pinesol.. great stone and taste.. the Panama shines thru on the one I harvested and it was a 9 weeker.. she looks very well looked after so you have picked up this growing thang very fast.. my guess is that you are close and maybe a week or two...good luck
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Karl_O'Barley
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This one went 13 weeks under 11/13 lighting, after vegging for ~7 weeks from seed. Roughly half the trichomes were still pretty clear, and I would've liked to let them ripen and cloud up a bit more but had to harvest due to leaf necrosis on sugar leaves getting critically close to the bud interiors.
Trimming it up now, smells like lemony incense with a lil sandalwood or cedar to it. Initial test-smoke gives for a nice floaty/dreamy kninda headspace, not super energizing or stimulating but a very nice, positive overall mental effect. Will be excellent for summertime leisure activities like bike riding, fishing, and hanging out grillin.
Trimming it up now, smells like lemony incense with a lil sandalwood or cedar to it. Initial test-smoke gives for a nice floaty/dreamy kninda headspace, not super energizing or stimulating but a very nice, positive overall mental effect. Will be excellent for summertime leisure activities like bike riding, fishing, and hanging out grillin.
