Zamaldelica
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Mephorius
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Zamaldelica #2, harvest time baby!
Zamaldelica #2, harvest time baby!
I chopped another plant today.
Zamaldelica #2
(regular/standard)
almost 10 weeks, 69 days of 11/13 today
This pheno looks very bushy and is flowering very fast, much faster than my thai-pheno. Referring to pheno descriptions in this thread I think this could be a Zamal leaning pheno? What you think?
(edit -> I have to correct myself, this is malawi dominant pheno, just read the post below mine - thanks to @not_real_geroi)
It smells very sweet, little earthy/wooden like most cannabis plants do, nothing too special so far. The smell differs very much from the thai leaning pheno, the buds are dense and compact and there is no foxtailing at all (just the usual swollen calyxes).
Due to my shitty soil (Composana QBE) and its long-term fertilizers in it, all of my plants have been fed with a little too much nitrogen, especially in the end.
And it is super sticky haha!
More phenos/plants coming soon.
Cya around guys.
Zamaldelica #2, harvest time baby!
I chopped another plant today.
Zamaldelica #2
(regular/standard)
almost 10 weeks, 69 days of 11/13 today
This pheno looks very bushy and is flowering very fast, much faster than my thai-pheno. Referring to pheno descriptions in this thread I think this could be a Zamal leaning pheno? What you think?
(edit -> I have to correct myself, this is malawi dominant pheno, just read the post below mine - thanks to @not_real_geroi)
It smells very sweet, little earthy/wooden like most cannabis plants do, nothing too special so far. The smell differs very much from the thai leaning pheno, the buds are dense and compact and there is no foxtailing at all (just the usual swollen calyxes).
Due to my shitty soil (Composana QBE) and its long-term fertilizers in it, all of my plants have been fed with a little too much nitrogen, especially in the end.
And it is super sticky haha!
More phenos/plants coming soon.
Cya around guys.
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not real geroi
i think that zamal is more on the sweet - mango/carrot side with other type of budding. this is without doubt malawi dominant pheno ,-)
Mephorius
Member
Zamaldelica #3, 91 days of 12/12
Zamaldelica #3, 91 days of 12/12
Cool, its very good to know. Thanks mate!
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Here is another Zamaldelica pheno, should be thai leaning right? Please correct me if I'm wrong. This is one of my favorits, no hermie afaik, buds are foxtailing with an unbelievable nice flavor/smell (not so easy to describe yet but its still in development).
Zamaldelica #3
(regular/standard)
13th week / 91 days of 12/12 light schedule
grown in 1L, coco
By the way, before I forget to mention it: My Zamaldelica #2 from my post before had some bananas on it... So I will throw away all the cuttings of her. RIP.
Zamaldelica #3, 91 days of 12/12
Cool, its very good to know. Thanks mate!
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Here is another Zamaldelica pheno, should be thai leaning right? Please correct me if I'm wrong. This is one of my favorits, no hermie afaik, buds are foxtailing with an unbelievable nice flavor/smell (not so easy to describe yet but its still in development).
Zamaldelica #3
(regular/standard)
13th week / 91 days of 12/12 light schedule
grown in 1L, coco
By the way, before I forget to mention it: My Zamaldelica #2 from my post before had some bananas on it... So I will throw away all the cuttings of her. RIP.
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not real geroi
wow
very sticky. what ferts/setup do you use? do you have cut , please 
well, its probably thai leaning, but can be also mixed with zamal - depends on smell. as many wrote - carrot/mango comes from zamal, bit sweet, lemony and peppery aromas comes from thai...
you have very nice buds under cree. i think about some leds also (along with cmh), so this will be definitely good choice for sativas
OlDirtyHuman
Well-known member
9 weeks flowering, has a carotty smell now.
Holeshot
Member
Zam
Zam
Zam
She has the foxtails of the Thai plants, but still has the large bud structure of Malawi , was that plant stressed at all?My Zam fem is very much like my Thai leaning golden tiger with small delicious carrot mango foxtailed buds . Very thin spindly branches , with abundant flowers.Cool, its very good to know. Thanks mate!
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Here is another Zamaldelica pheno, should be thai leaning right? Please correct me if I'm wrong. This is one of my favorits, no hermie afaik, buds are foxtailing with an unbelievable nice flavor/smell (not so easy to describe yet but its still in development).
Zamaldelica #3
(regular/standard)
13th week / 91 days of 12/12 light schedule
grown in 1L, coco
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By the way, before I forget to mention it: My Zamaldelica #2 from my post before had some bananas on it... So I will throw away all the cuttings of her. RIP.
Mephorius
Member
Hey Holeshot
Not that I know of. *hmmm*
I reduced the light schedule from 12/12 to 11/13 (or 10/14) after 60-70 days of flowering, but that shouldn't cause any problems I think.
Holeshot
Member
Zam
Zam
Zam
Yeah all good , it's very foxtailed that's all, can often mean it's been stressed a bit or very matured.She is all bud , isn't she. My plants are around 4-5 foot tall by the time the finish . So there are slot more bud sites . Buds dont get as big.Nice work mate.!Hey Holeshot
Not that I know of. *hmmm*
I reduced the light schedule from 12/12 to 11/13 (or 10/14) after 60-70 days of flowering, but that shouldn't cause any problems I think.
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scai
Real nice plants you all.
Looks like Zam's are improving year after year in care of good growers.
Is Dubi making magic with them?
Looks like Zam's are improving year after year in care of good growers.
Is Dubi making magic with them?
The small one is a Zamaldelica earlier in flower in a different mix and the ones either side are nev haze freebies the same age as the bigger Zam. I think it was too worried about overfeeding as I haven't grown such long flowering plants before.
You can see one on right got too tall and topped itself on my HPS.
You can see one on right got too tall and topped itself on my HPS.
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