Panama

[johnnylawrence]

I harvested the seeded Panama six days ago, about 7.5 weeks after pollination. Seeds have been falling out on their own since it began drying. I started a 78 watt, 2 square foot mini SCROG with this same Panama plant. It's been flowering for about 23 days now. I will post more pics near harvest time.

 

[dubi]

Great looking seeds and SCROG well dialed in in early flowering johnnylawrence

Those OTH males over your Panama girls would make for some nice progeny

that's classic Panama Haze F1 genetics

 

[Tranquilidade]

Took her at 9 weeks in a 1 gal pot. Lemon tropical candy with slightly floral notes. I think this is a green pheno, I hope @dubi can confirm it. Pollinated one branch with my sativa dom auto. Smoke report in 2 weeks.

 

[welldone]

Took her at 9 weeks in a 1 gal pot. Lemon tropical candy with slightly floral notes. I think this is a green pheno, I hope @dubi can confirm it. Pollinated one branch with my sativa dom auto. Smoke report in 2 weeks.

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another stunner

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[RobFromTX]

I just put my honduras and panama regs in soak. Looking forward to the beauty contest

 

[Tranquilidade]

Panama (Green Pheno?) lemon, candy, tropical, slightly woodsy aromas. This nug is the size of a palm. Reminds me of Lemon haze but without the hazy smell component. Haven't tried it yet, waiting for a special occasion cause she looks really special.

 

[welldone]

Panama (Green Pheno?) lemon, candy, tropical, slightly woodsy aromas. This nug is the size of a palm. Reminds me of Lemon haze but without the hazy smell component. Haven't tried it yet, waiting for a special occasion cause she looks really special.
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the description is mouthwatering

Tranquilidade​

 

[dubi]

Hi @Tranquilidade although not red in color, the flowering structure leans towards the red heavy types, while terpene profile sounds more like Panama Goddess, which is not surprising since the fem releases is a 1:1 mating between both types. Tell us more after drying/curing

 

[RobFromTX]

I popped my 10 panamas and 12 honduras

 

[johnnylawrence]

I was planning to flower this plant in the smaller cabinet as sort of an experiment, but it seemed like it was growing too fast and getting too big, so I carefully relocated it to the larger cabinet on March 14th (first pic). The remaining pics are from today, about 3.5 weeks later. It is at about week 7.5 of 12/12 now and growing like a beast. I'm giving a full watering every morning and then a lighter watering later, about 2 or 3 hours before the lights go off. It's in a 3-gallon container with Happy Frog soil. I switched to Fox Farm Big Bloom about a week ago after using Jack's Classic. I just switched to this old-school LED panel a few days ago. My main goal with this harvest is quality over quantity, although it looks like it will produce well.

Dubi has mentioned the longer-flowering, red pheno that branches a lot and gets big. Could that be this pheno? We know she is capable of producing pink pistils, as seen in the previous photos of the seeded plant. The smell is lemony, like lemon cleaner.

 

[RobFromTX]

Some of my panamas are acting strange. 3 are falling over and the stems are wavy. Any idea on what could be going on? None of my honduras are doing it so i dont know what gives. ph is good and theyre getting enough water

 

[FletchF.Fletch]

Howdy @RobFromTX ! Maybe staying a little too damp, and or they need brighter light. I use the plastic shelf holder from wire racks as a collar to support the stems of plants that flop over. They're Panamas, so you can bury them deeper as long as the base of the stem isn't rotting.

Hope they bounce back strong and Sticky!!

 

[RobFromTX]

Howdy @RobFromTX ! Maybe staying a little too damp, and or they need brighter light. I use the plastic shelf holder from wire racks as a collar to support the stems of plants that flop over. They're Panamas, so you can bury them deeper as long as the base of the stem isn't rotting.

Hope they bounce back strong and Sticky!!

Much thanks friend. Hopefully theyre just going through growing pains

 

[Cactus Squatter]

Much thanks friend. Hopefully theyre just going through growing pains

Looks like they’re stretching for light to me.

 

[RobFromTX]

Looks like they’re stretching for light to me.

That makes sense. The leaves are bending towards the light

 

[goingrey]

You can also support them with a stick or something until they get stronger, if you don't want to bury them deeper. I agree they want more light.

 

[RobFromTX]

I'll lower the light tomorrow and see how they respond. the hondurans are definitely more vigorious

 

[johnnylawrence]

It's been about 8 days since the last pictures, in 2 more days it will be 9 weeks of 12/12. I've been seeing pink hairs/pistils for the last 3 or 4 days. If you zoom in on the picture, you'll probably see some. It hasn't been cold here at all, so I think the pink may be more related to the type of light. I'm using lower-wattage CMH ceramic metal halide, 4K bulbs mostly, with plenty of blue light.

 

[island_organics]

Nice little nugget from last year’s outdoor

 

[Mattbho]

About to run my 1st sativas. Outdoors at 42 lat . They will be in native amended soil, inside a 20x20ft 10 ft high chain link cage.

With a little luck i can get the 12week mark. Worse case ontario I can cover the cage keeping most of the rain off the flowers. P.m. is a major p.i.a. the later they grow.



Looking for something different , so so sick of the same old . If anything interesting pops up , I will keep clones and possibly chuck some pollen.

Thanks everyone I read all 146 pages !!

For the naysayers these came down devils night last year . Imo about 1 week over ripe