Thai x Panama
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Good luck with her 
One thing I would mention, this cycle I have seen less lower yellowing than usual...the only difference I can think of is that I have been giving 1 teaspoon per gallon of Cal Mag in every watering, in addition to my normal Recharge microbe mix, Biobiz Bloom and mollases. I think my LED lights really make them calcium hungry, so maybe could be a factor?
Here are some pics - you may be onto something as I haven’t been hitting then with the cal mag and she may like it more than the others. I’ve got bone meal and lime in the soil which may not have been enough. Will get back to that for the others that are coming up (I’ve got the killer A5 in the flower tent now and some others behind her). The flowers don’t look very bothered. I scoped the leaves to make sure nothing is going on pest wise and knock on wood we seem to be good there. Sadly not the best photographer.
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It’s been a while since I checked the runoff ph (soil) not sure about the water but I’ll check it - thank you.
From the start I noticed that this was a very leafy plant. The flowers ended up quite loose and airy, with a heavy trichome coverage. They are quite sticky and smell of lemon and incense. The taste is sweet with a lemony quality that I'm sure will evolve as the cure continues. Very potent and quick onset effects, pleasant and soaring.
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Gorgeous sticky and leafy flower there. Lovely job TexasTea.
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How does she compare to HON x PAN?
i remember you saying HON x PAN was a good plant. Thai x pan on same level?
congrats and nice harvest
It seems like every cross with Panama is a winner. This is very different looking than the Honduras cross, and yet the buzz seems similar. Judging from the other pictures I have seen though, I am not sure my pheno was the typical expression. So it makes me wonder how another might compare if it had the more pistil covered flowers... Guess I will just have to pop another one in the spring. 
Glad you are enjoying of your first dates with her TexasTea The only cons of the pure Thai line used in this cross are low yields and mediocre flower/leaf ratios (although to be honest i have never found high yielding pure Thais of high flower/leaf ratio), but she really improves other important traits in hybrids like mold resistance and most importantly, she improves the effects of eveything she touches.
The only cons of the pure Thai line used in this cross are low yields and mediocre flower/leaf ratios (although to be honest i have never found high yielding pure Thais of high flower/leaf ratio), but she really improves other important traits in hybrids like mold resistance and most importantly, she improves the effects of eveything she touches.
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