3dDream said:Dubi, I am sold. I got my pack of Panama today and it's dated 22/09/08 on the back. It will be a a month or so before I can get to them, I just wanted to post in support of what you guys do. Keep doing what you are doing.
I micro grow in a small cabinet which will only make the plants look like they are being tortured in comparison to charlie garcia's, pebbles', and Raco's pics. One has to do, what one has to do...
Thanks again.
inverse said:very nice raco!
can anyone attest to the pink pistils of the panama red pheno being homozygous in breeding? i think breeding this with a purple plant, to have purple buds and pink pistils while growing would be so beautiful!
dubi said:But we have been working very hard to reduce the size, flowering times, to increase yields, bud density and resin formation of the original panama lines in our hybrid. We have also adapt the genetics to colder environments and have reduced light requeriments.
Our Panama it's a vigorous and manageable sativa that can be grown indoors and in great variety of climates. She flowers in about 10-11 weeks producing very dense, resinous and aromatic high quality sativa buds.
There are 2 phenos in the population, being both quite frequent: the green and the red pheno.
The red pheno grows very bushy. Its young pistils have a characteristic red colour (and not the whitish classic colour ), and then magenta when they are mature. The high is strong, dense and psychedelic.
The green pheno is lighter in colour, has wider leaf and thicker stems. The grown pattern is a little bit more columnar but still with very good branching.
The green pheno flowers with the classic white pistils. The strong crystal formation and the light colour makes a nice combination of green and white.The high is a little bit clearer and more energetic than the red panamas.
Both phenos have similar size, potency, bud density, resin formation and similar flowering times, finishing at mid October in temperate climates. The aromas are sweet, earthy with great terpene density and quality.
Pics of the green pheno growing outdoors.
lordbudly said:Could you explain psychedelic? And is green pheno productive? social? or by energetic is it just a waker- uper
lordbudly said:yeah it does, i planned on ordering em and was going to keep only the red but the green seems to have some attractiveness to it too, do you think a person can get a good red and green pheno? (more leaning to one of the parents, not a mix) in 1 pack?
Thiru Valluvar said:Hi dubi,
First I'd like to thank you for being so constantly friendly, helpful and easy going. It is very nice of you.
Also, it is interesting the way sometimes people think along the same lines. I was going to post up here asking for detailed tips about Panama indoors in a 1 to 1.5 meter tall cabinet and someone else just did in the torture chamber shown above.
For both of our sake (and any later readers) can you share any more detailed recommendations about Panama in a micro cab? How many times to top it? What height to start topping to have it not stretch too much for the small cab, and then lots of LST? Expected yield in a small space? Any tips you can share would be gratefully received. Sorry if too many questions, am new to this.
Last for pheno effects, would the green be anywhere along the lines of original pre '98 Kali Mist or so?
And the red, can it compare to any other well know strains besides Columbian only? From what you wrote it almost sounds indica-like to me though I'm sure that wouldn't be the case. Any ideas for medical use of the red and the green?
Thanks again.
rabid said:
dubi said:Good day lordbudly,
New panama version has reproduced towards red pheno, it's quite easy to find a very resinous early flowering panama mother with red/pink pistils.
Green pheno is still there of course, but you'll probably need to grow a few more to find also an excellent green mother to keep in mother room.
1 pack to find a very good red mother, 2 packs or more to find a good green mother too.
Remember pink/red pistil is an outdoor trait, indoor panamas dont show much color even with slight low temps in the room.
Spangli said: