FeelHaze
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She's a beauty indeed !
I don't keep clones. I always grow from seed and don't have a mother room anyway.
I love diversity and Ace stuff consistently produces unique and stellar plants.
Zamaldelica
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She's a beauty indeed !
I don't keep clones. I always grow from seed and don't have a mother room anyway.
I love diversity and Ace stuff consistently produces unique and stellar plants.
tangolpeando
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I stopped by to share my Zamaldelica at 32°06′S.
Here is the girl in question, in Jan 18 when I stopped the assist light
and now apparently it stopped stretching and went into full flower mode. It took her some time!!
Is anyone around can tell what pheno it is? you cant see but it has two apicals both equaly tall as the top one.
She is going full organic mode, EM5, Biol and bokashi.
Have a nice one, and buenos humos!
Here is the girl in question, in Jan 18 when I stopped the assist light
and now apparently it stopped stretching and went into full flower mode. It took her some time!!
Is anyone around can tell what pheno it is? you cant see but it has two apicals both equaly tall as the top one.
She is going full organic mode, EM5, Biol and bokashi.
Have a nice one, and buenos humos!
paisajedehierba
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A different approach here with Zamaldelica F3 (Zamal/Thai phenos) from the Breeders Pack. 11.5 h light / 12.5 dark from day one. The seeds germinated on January 29th, 2025. The goal is to keep the plants small, get some F4 seeds and also enough flowers for the jars. Under relatively cool conditions (23°C in light, 15-18°C in darkness) 3 males (2,0l pots) and 3 females (11,0 l pots) emerged. Five out of six plants are small to medium in size for a sativa. One female is much larger. The first male pre-flowers appeared on February 22nd, 2025. First female preflowers appeared on February 28. In this respect it´s the 2nd week of flowering. Since the plants are still young and grown from seed, I expect flowering to continue slow. Pictures taken this morning.
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Crowned
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My goodness! That plant looks amazing! I hope the zamaldelica I have vegging comes out as good as this. When did you top it?
FeelHaze
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She's sexy for sure !
I vegged it 4 weeks or so.
I removed the first node, kept nodes 2, 3, 4 and topped it above the fourth node. Then I gave her 48h to recuperate and flipped to 11/13.
This is her on flip day (left).
Karl_O'Barley
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These 3 Zamaldelicas have nearly recovered from a rough past month. They started getting root bound in their smaller pots and I was struggling with watering in this dry weather in the winter. I transplanted em into my larger bed which I discovered was too moist and they've been drooped out and overwatered and I've just been waiting for it to dry back a good amount. They're looking and better and better everyday. Going to prune things back a bit and flip em to flower as soon as they're perkin back up.
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Today is the 2nd day since flipping lights to flowering. Using 11/13 from the start. May drop it down further to try and control the stretch. I'm able to raise the light completely onto the ceiling, and have side and intercanopy lighting up deploy if it gets really crazy full in here. Spotted some early signs of thrips just the other day, so gave em a spray of PureCrop 1, and ordered some nematodes, predator mites, and green lacewings on the way. The PC1 seemed to claw the leaves a bit, might've mixed a lil strong 
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Now to see how crazy the stretch is
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What sized container is this? Are you going to using a hedge trimmer to cut it down and just have a preformed brick?Today is the 2nd day since flipping lights to flowering. Using 11/13 from the start. May drop it down further to try and control the stretch. I'm able to raise the light completely onto the ceiling, and have side and intercanopy lighting up deploy if it gets really crazy full in here. Spotted some early signs of thrips just the other day, so gave em a spray of PureCrop 1, and ordered some nematodes, predator mites, and green lacewings on the way. The PC1 seemed to claw the leaves a bit, might've mixed a lil strong
Now to see how crazy the stretch is
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Karl_O'Barley
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It's 100 gallon bed, this is it's 3rd cycle with minimal amending in this 4'x4'x6.6' tent. Thinking I should maybe go pretty aggressive with removing a few more full branches and topping the existing main branches to keep things closer to manageable, but I'm pretty new to growing overall and kinda wanna just see how crazy it'll get in here as-is. I do love me a bad idea now and then...What sized container is this? Are you going to using a hedge trimmer to cut it down and just have a preformed brick?
LHC
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Looking forward to see how ZD will develop in this big pot @Karl_O'Barley
Common Sense
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I'm curious as well. If you have started her from fem seed, @Karl_O'Barley , those phenos are mostly uniform and don't stretch very much, you should be able to manage her easily, despite giving her about four (?) weeks to root in veg in that large container.
gedLang
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Yeah, this is going to be fun grow to watch, I hope you keep updating us @Karl_O'Barley .
I think it will work out perfectly, that is a huge pot but you've done a great job of dividing the plant, spreading the colas out and keeping them at the same height. On your third cycle, its hard to say but you may have to amend some during flowering.
If all goes well, I would guess over a pound of yield.
I think it will work out perfectly, that is a huge pot but you've done a great job of dividing the plant, spreading the colas out and keeping them at the same height. On your third cycle, its hard to say but you may have to amend some during flowering.
If all goes well, I would guess over a pound of yield.
