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Cactus Squatter

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That really is a bummer, Cactus Squatter. Oh well, at least it solved your space issue I suppose.

It happens. I have a sneaking suspicion one of the windows on my tent wasn’t Velcro’d shut all the way and gave me a little light leak while I was out of town. Had the one zamaldelica show full 50/50 germ, and one of the Honduras x Panama had 3 lower branches growing balls on them.

the zamaldelica and Honduras x Panama that are left in the tent have already grown and taken over this spaces from the pulled plants. It’s seriously crazy how vigorous the HxP is.
The remaining Zanaldelica is also flowering really fast. It’s awesome to watch and really cool how soft and fuzzy it’s flowers look.
 
De Izquierda a derecha...

Shiskaberry, Zamaldelica y Bangi Haze
 

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paisajedehierba

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Zamaldelica Elite F1 /F2
picutres from yesterday 2021-09-14.
- Fruity pheno height 2,0m, slightly irregular branching, flowering progresses obviously. Height 2,0m Some of the older leaves are yellowing.
- woody-oily pheno, a more even branching, flowering progesses obviously. Height 1,7m. Some of the older leaves are yellowing.
 

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Zamaldelica germinada el 20 de julio. Tiesto 30 litros.

Saludos
 

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CowboyTed

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Three Zamaldelicas are growing side by side in my greenhouse this summer. One has been in flower for a couple weeks. The other two have only just shown their sex in the past couple weeks, and have not started to flower yet. All are healthy and happy.

The Golden Tiger that was growing alongside them got culled today, after he suddenly broke out with a bad case of balls.
 

paisajedehierba

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Zamaldelica Elite F1 / F2_pictures from yesterday 2021-10-04

I´ve visited the two plants yesterday. Rainy weather, 14°C. Both plants are fine. I´ve re-erected the smaller oily smelling pheno a few days ago, because it was knocked down (perhaps by rowdy wild boar). I am not the only player in this forest glade. Gnawers have killed the third, reveged Zam Elite F1 / F2 plant, also Double Zamal 75% and the Nepal Annapurna cutting.

Fruity-musky smelling pheno: height 2,1m, width 1,9m, long "branchy" branches full of +/- airy arranged flowers. Fruity smells are steady, musky notes are increasing. Resin production increases. Steady maturation speed.

Oily smelling pheno: height 1,8m, width 1,6m, long branches with denser arranged flowers. Oily smells are steady, wood and musky notes are arising. As resinous as the fruity-musky semelling pheno. Steady maturation speed.

The medium-term weather prediction is not that bad. Only one or two days with rainfalls and stronger winds the next two weeks, day time temperatures 14-18°C, night time temperatures 4-8°C. My guess is a finish around end of october ... if the inhabiters of the glade allow me the harvest.
 

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skoviik

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nice plants paisajedehierba, I realy hope they'll make it through this weather. May I ask at what latitude/part of the world you're planting those plants? I would love me some zamaldelicas but here at 46 lat it's much too risky. I'm definately following your zamaldelicas and awaiting how they'll finish. :) good luck!
 

paisajedehierba

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nice plants paisajedehierba, I realy hope they'll make it through this weather. May I ask at what latitude/part of the world you're planting those plants? I would love me some zamaldelicas but here at 46 lat it's much too risky. I'm definately following your zamaldelicas and awaiting how they'll finish. :) good luck!

Thank you Skoviik!
I am at 49N in Europe in a suboceanic climate. Zamaldelica is a very risky choice to grow outdoors in my area too. I have made cuttings and have provided a veg-phase as long as possible to make sure that Zamaldelica will react fast to flowering in late summer. Zamaldelica Elite F1 / F2 should be the fastes flowering line in Zam-Breederspack, with a harvest time in second half of october. Translated to my latitude this means late October, early November. On the one hand I fear mold and storms for sure. I have to hit it lucky. On the other hand I know that I`ve had already succecess here with sativa hybrids of moderate flowering times like Malawi x Panama, Bangi Congo x Panama and Zamal Bliss guerillia style. As long as it´s not in higher altitude ... chance your luck at 46N.
 

skoviik

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Wow paisajedehierba, a brave man! I prefer plants finishing in the third week of october since they survive the september rains with no problems and october is a lot of times a sunnier month than september. After 25th of october the conditions get noticebly worst though. The days are visibly shorter, the sun is lower over the horizen so it is weaker, plants wet from dews, fogs, rains take much longer to dry... lots of things can go wrong after 25th october or nov 1st.
We have a bad weather spell too, the last 2 nights and mornings were rainy, the afternoons dry and one was sunny (so the plants dried out every day) but today it was raining the entire day, it still is and the wind has picked up and is blowing up to 70km/h in some places over 100km/h. They say the rain will stop on friday...I still have plants outside, among them also 3 panamas. Can't wait to check them on friday, hope they'll survive this s*it. I will plant bangi congox panama next year though :)
I have made cuttings and have provided a veg-phase as long as possible Would love to hear more details about this.
I was always wondering how much time can one save by forcing them to flower. I know forcing them to flower in may when the days are getting longer would be too early, but if I forced to flower a malawi in july, would it continue to flower normaly and finish faster? I would'nt be shortening the flowering time, just shifting it to an earlier date.
 

paisajedehierba

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pictures from yesterday evening (2021-10-14)
The humid and relatively cool conditions are challanging vor Zamaldelica Elite F1/F2. The bottom branches with less sun are maltreatet by insects. Nevertheless up to date almost no mold, increasing resin production and stable +/- intense smells (fruity-musky and oily-woody-musky). Milder temperatures and less moistness are predicted.
 

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Zamaldelica. Olor a aceite de oliva virgen extra con toques d mango, platano y metal. Es un olor muy complejo, tanto q aunque los cogollos son los más pequeños d todas las sativas d este año( Panamá, Bangi y Lilly), Zamaldelica es la q tiene un olor más intenso, pero sobretodo exótico, sin duda muy especial.

Lastima q no tengo indoor y no he podido sacar esquejes...
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Was wondering what Zamaldelica Pheno this one is? It looks different compared to the other two I have. The leaves seem to be Malawi shaped, but the flowering structure I’m not sure yet.
 

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Early harvest of half of the two Zamaldelica regular seeds (Thai/Zamal phenos)
 

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