Panama

FletchF.Fletch · Jul 21, 2024

The cut with the blades, this clone has 11 leaflets on each top leaf.

Her Sister has the familiar Panama smell that I have smelled many times before when rubbed or if a leaf is crushed. This one smells the way Poisonous plants do, a warning scent that says "Watch Out!" Plenty of clones of each of the 2 Sisters "Sunny" and "Share" to keep going and give to friends. Still time for a few Outdoors perhaps.....

NOREGRETZ · Jul 22, 2024

dubi said:
New C5 Haze x Panama R+D regular seeds available since yesterday:

C5 Haze x Panama R+D Regular - aceseeds

C5 HAZE X PANAMA R+D REGULAR SEEDS

www.aceseeds.org

Tentador este cruce dubi, cuando cultive las panama regulares no fueron mucho de mi agrado las plantas con pistilos rosas o morados y ese olor dulce, pero otra cosa fueron las plantas alimonadas tenían un mejor efecto desde mi punto de vista, recomiendas este cruce o el panama haze, para encontrar esas plantas verdes alimonadas?

Sunshine 4 y panama verde alimonada

FeelHaze · Jul 23, 2024

The plant I used to call "the queen of the garden" 2 months into jar curing at a perfect 60% RH.

Young Panama Haze plant looking quite like her half-sister looked in veg. Excited to see what the Oldtimer's Haze will add to the mix.

Cannabrainer · Aug 2, 2024

FeelHaze said:
The plant I used to call "the queen of the garden" 2 months into jar curing at a perfect 60% RH.

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Young Panama Haze plant looking quite like her half-sister looked in veg. Excited to see what the Oldtimer's Haze will add to the mix.

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Queen of the garden indeed! Hopefully mine come out half as good as yours!

Cannabrainer · Aug 2, 2024

Golden Tiger v3 x Panama in the front, Panama in the middle, and Panama Haze in the back.

Panama close-up

Very happy so far. They have withstood my battering of a very hot soil mix (liquid humus-vermicompost has helped a lot with their management of the hot soil) and are thriving.

Tranquilidade · Aug 2, 2024

Curious if Panama spray paint phenos are common in this line

FeelHaze · Aug 2, 2024

Cannabrainer said:
Queen of the garden indeed! Hopefully mine come out half as good as yours!

I think she will do great. She's loving your organic soil mix. Plus it's a vigorous and forgiving plant. Good luck !

FletchF.Fletch · Aug 4, 2024

Copies of "Sunny" and "Share"

Cannabrainer · Aug 13, 2024

My two Panama regular. Hopefully, they will be ladies.

As most of my plants this season, they have suffered a bit from a slightly hot soil and heat strees, but I feel like they are pulling strong now and starting to explode.

Deleted member 465345 · Aug 25, 2024

I met up with a friend tonight and he showed me this picture of me next to this Panama plant.

I gave him a bunch of Panama seedlings in 2021 and this was the best of all the 10ish females from his garden. It had the biggest buds of the batch and was fully ripe with no mold or rot. The picture is from October 22 @ 45 N in Michigan, right after we pulled all the leaves and just before we cut it down.

And this is a picture from tonight of a Panama x Purple satellite F1. It is the tallest plant in the garden now (about 10 ft) and getting bigger every day

Knop · Aug 25, 2024

Tranquilidade said:
● 1-gallon fabric pots from seed to harvest
● 480W LED at 60% intensity
● CANNA Terra Professional Plus 40%, 40% perlite, 20% worm castings, 50g. of Guanokalong bat guano powder
● Canna terra vega, Cann terra flores, Canna rhizotonic, and PK 13/14, but I haven't used PK yet

Growing in small pots is challenging, especially for a non-experienced grower like me. The hardest part is to dial in between watering frequency, light intensity, nutrient timing, and EC.

And in vegetative form, what is the power and height of your LEDs? I also have a 480w

Tranquilidade · Aug 26, 2024

Knop said:
And in vegetative form, what is the power and height of your LEDs? I also have a 480w

I grow plants in 1-gallon pots from seed to harvest, following this lighting schedule:

Early Vegetative Stage:
Height: 60-70 cm
Light Intensity: 25%

Late Vegetative Stage:
Height: 50-60 cm
Light Intensity: 40%

Early Flowering Stage:
Height: 40-50 cm
Light Intensity: 50%

Late Flowering Stage:
Height: 30-40 cm (sometimes as low as 20 cm, depending on the strain and space constraints)
Light Intensity: 60-70%

Since my pots are quite small, I can’t use 100% light intensity during the late flowering stage.

Keep in mind that if you adjust one parameter, such as light intensity, you’ll need to make corresponding changes to your feeding and watering routine.

Cannabrainer · Sep 11, 2024

Panama regular in her own pot (unlike the fem accompanied by the Panama Haze and the GT x Panama). Is it a green pheno? I hope so. She just showed one tiny pistil. Glad she isnt a male.