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repuk said:
Trying to reveg her... gave her a thorough foliar bath with potassic soap/neem and left her outdoors.

it would be a blast running her a second time outdoors with Spain summer sun! Tips welcome!

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Congrats on the harvest!I think she ain't gonna reveg with current photoperiod dropping and all (in a few days there's the solstice).You could try indoors for a few weeks and then move out,also i've read that pruning the rootball helps (never tried revegging though).
 
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Dubi I am very excited about the Purple Zamal x Nepal Jam. It looks very Saaaaatiiiiivvvaaaa

In fact I want the tallest leaning, most grow-hungry, sun-reaching, pheno out of the bunch.
 
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thanks Syd!! :tiphat:

Dubi: I'm speechless :bigeye:

Are those greenhouses under a moving industrial building?

Perfection… I can only salivate imagining the possible outcomes of those crosses, tell us a little about what do you feel up to now…


I have been able to attest only the early flowering on a vigorous nap jam and whoa… if they finish as I imagine per photos and descriptions, mixing that with a Zamaldelica pool yields could be out of this world…

How do you see those taller phonos? These really stand out amongst such perfection in the canopy :biggrin: :tiphat:
 
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Mine under 400W HPS (Lumatek/Adjust A Wing Avenger Medium :).


10 weeks flowering for 3 of them, trichomes are starting to turn milky. Not sure what kind of pheno is it since I got only 1 female and 3 males before starting with cuts from that only female.


I guess one or two weeks left...
 

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BenoitV1984 said:
Mine under 400W HPS (Lumatek/Adjust A Wing Avenger Medium :).


10 weeks flowering for 3 of them, trichomes are starting to turn milky. Not sure what kind of pheno is it since I got only 1 female and 3 males before starting with cuts from that only female.


I guess one or two weeks left...
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I would guess that you got the Thai leaning pheno, and this long-flowering lady could easily go another 4-5 weeks, at least.
 
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Wow that much? I ordered those seeds 31st of August, 2016. Don't know if that helps confirming the possible phenotype.
 
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i have a nice zamaldelica male coming into flower, was the only malr in the pack, no auto flowering ,very stable ,.........seems to lean towards the zamal side of the spectrum .... i will post a pic in a few days .
 
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Yes, it could go longer, whatever you do don't pick it early. Were still popping beans looking for that special thai pheno over here.
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It's the first time I am growing indoor ever and I'm starting with that Zamaldelica as first strain. Always grew outdoor before. Bangi Haze a big while ago (like years, not the F8 from now), Tikal, Sugar Haze (seedsman) and some mazar clones last year, white widow clones 2 years ago


I hope I'll do it right :). I'm checking from time to time with a 60-100 microscope. I read that for most Sativa crosses, you should wait for 30% amber. Would you guys agree?
 
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Has anyone else noticed that zamaldelica require more water than most other varieties?

I've had a very stressed zamaldelica this year and turns out she has just been extra thirsty.
Thank you Dubi for these genetics, amazing stuff, plants are hardy enough to tell you what they are lacking without dying.
 
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zamaldelica male, only male in a pack from 2012................. going by leaf shape and structure( shorter compared to malalwi n Thai) id say it leans towards the zamal............... what you guys think ?.............. know pics aint best
 
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BenoitV1984 said:
Mine under 400W HPS (Lumatek/Adjust A Wing Avenger Medium :).

10 weeks flowering for 3 of them, trichomes are starting to turn milky. Not sure what kind of pheno is it since I got only 1 female and 3 males before starting with cuts from that only female.

I guess one or two weeks left...
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Welcome BenoitV1984,

Based on the structure and the flowering traits looks like you have Zamal/Thai phenos , although i can hardly evaluate them due to the HPS light. They will probably need at least 3 weeks more of flowering.
 
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Bona Fortuna said:
Has anyone else noticed that zamaldelica require more water than most other varieties?

I've had a very stressed zamaldelica this year and turns out she has just been extra thirsty.
Thank you Dubi for these genetics, amazing stuff, plants are hardy enough to tell you what they are lacking without dying.
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You are welcome Bona Fortuna :)
Thanks to you for supporting our work :yes:

Current Zamaldelica fem version indeed needs waterings quite frequently and accepts very well higher levels of nutrients, while the regular lines are wilder and hardier, they need a more moderate feeding regime and they can handle better the higher temps and drought.
 
BenoitV1984

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dubi said:
Welcome BenoitV1984,

Based on the structure and the flowering traits looks like you have Zamal/Thai phenos , although i can hardly evaluate them due to the HPS light. They will probably need at least 3 weeks more of flowering.
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Ben works too :)

So what would you need to better identify the phenotype?
 
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Hey, I have one zamaldelica fem on a guerrilla spot and it is already flowering. ¿Is it nornal?

latitude 42 north, seeds watered 22th march...

Earliest florewing plants I have grow started around 15 july, and they were wide leaf indicas such as pck.

Yours sincerely,
 
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