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vcasqui · 05-14-2017, 02:28 AM

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Originally Posted by PandyFackler

The smell in the jar has deepened and many interesting nuances have developed. Rather than straight up body odour, the backbone of this smell is earthy, sort of sweaty but more forest floor and female genitalia. Coupled with an intense citric overtone which lies somewhere between strong American grapefruit hops and rotting citrus fruits. Sounds kind of bad but let me tell you, it's mouth watering.

lol, first time I read "smells like female genitalia" in a smoke report xDDD

Sounds mouthwatering indeed hahaha

Pd: Maybe next year I'll try GT or Zamaldelica outdoors.

PandyFackler · 05-15-2017, 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by vcasqui

lol, first time I read "smells like female genitalia" in a smoke report xDDD

Sounds mouthwatering indeed hahaha

Pd: Maybe next year I'll try GT or Zamaldelica outdoors.

Yeah buddy it's quite an amazing aroma. And I'm not alone in thinking this. My girlfriend (who doesn't even partake) agreed with me about the nature of the smell and a good friend of mine did too. And he loved it.

A Golden Tiger indeed! Meow

dubi · 05-23-2017, 06:40 PM

Hi Pandy

Thank you so much, i'm honestly very proud of the work we have done through all this years, but what makes me even happier is to see such good, talented growers and kind persons like you getting such good sativas.

The second Honduras pheno is what i call the mexican pheno. While the colombian pheno has usually purple hues, more resin production, with usually a better terpene profile (in my opinion), the mexican pheno is the super hairy pheno with lots of brownish/reddish pistils, woodier incensey aromas, lesser resin production, fluffier flower structure. The effect of the mexican pheno is super clear and uplifting.
Glad you have the chance to experience both.

The Golden Tiger is, well .... Golden Tiger

such dangerous genetics, yours is the classic sweaty Malawi pheno with that overpowering and psychedelic effect.

The Panama is as beautiful, resinous and healthy as can be

A pleasure to follow your diary and read your comments!

PandyFackler · 03-29-2018, 07:33 PM

Hi everyone.

My intentions are not to revive this old thread but rather to conclude it. The pod is now 10 months and almost 3000 miles away. I have moved back to my home country after living in a foreign land for over 12 years so it’s been a busy time and lots of adjustments for my family and I.

Looking through this old thread of mine it struck me as rude to not say thanks to dubi for his insights in his last post. Thank you dubi. I think your genetics really appeal to people with a passion for the plant and so naturally we are thirsty for information. You are tireless in your delivery of this information. I don’t mind risking coming off as sycophantic here, because it’s plain to see.

Thanks to everyone who contributed to and enjoyed my little thread!

Goodbye Pod.

Kaskadian · 03-29-2018, 11:52 PM

Pandy,

I'm sorry to say I didn't see this thread while it was still active. Although I missed it reading through it at the time I greatly enjoyed reading through it this morning. You had some incredible looking plants! Do you plan on growing again back in your home country? I really hope you do, you did an excellent job growing these strains and it would be a shame not to see more of your work.

I agree with all your points made about ACE & Dubi. Dubi cares a lot about the plant, his strains, and the community here. It would be hard to find another that so openly shares information and feedback with the community.

*EDIT* You also maxed my reps for the day brother! IC was like "calm down man... you've had enough for the day".

Cheers,

Kas

Blade999 · 03-30-2018, 01:40 AM

Very nice))))

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Waiting for a new thread,c'mon now!

gr8fulguitr · 03-30-2018, 03:26 AM

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*EDIT* You also maxed my reps for the day brother! IC was like "calm down man... you've had enough for the day".

Cheers,

Kas

Me too maxed out for the day.

I really enjoyed the smoke reports, well done....

PandyFackler · 03-30-2018, 10:43 PM

Thanks guys! You’re all too kind.

Kas, I’m currently growing a few plants, but in a borrowed space and it’s sort of a one off deal till I can get something a bit more permanent sorted out. I’ve got Panama haze, Thai chi, bubba/kc and a Bangi Haze on the go. I’ll be posting a few pics here and there in the sticky threads for those plants to tide me over.

I have a plan for a stealth cabinet type grow in the future, so when that comes into fruition I’ll definitely be making a mini pod thread.

Buenos tardes amigos!

05-23-2017, 06:40 PM	#43
dubi Vendor Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 6,891	Hi Pandy Thank you so much, i'm honestly very proud of the work we have done through all this years, but what makes me even happier is to see such good, talented growers and kind persons like you getting such good sativas. The second Honduras pheno is what i call the mexican pheno. While the colombian pheno has usually purple hues, more resin production, with usually a better terpene profile (in my opinion), the mexican pheno is the super hairy pheno with lots of brownish/reddish pistils, woodier incensey aromas, lesser resin production, fluffier flower structure. The effect of the mexican pheno is super clear and uplifting. Glad you have the chance to experience both. The Golden Tiger is, well .... Golden Tiger such dangerous genetics, yours is the classic sweaty Malawi pheno with that overpowering and psychedelic effect. The Panama is as beautiful, resinous and healthy as can be A pleasure to follow your diary and read your comments!
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03-29-2018, 07:33 PM	#44
PandyFackler Member Join Date: May 2016 Location: Joppa road Posts: 112	Hi everyone. My intentions are not to revive this old thread but rather to conclude it. The pod is now 10 months and almost 3000 miles away. I have moved back to my home country after living in a foreign land for over 12 years so it’s been a busy time and lots of adjustments for my family and I. Looking through this old thread of mine it struck me as rude to not say thanks to dubi for his insights in his last post. Thank you dubi. I think your genetics really appeal to people with a passion for the plant and so naturally we are thirsty for information. You are tireless in your delivery of this information. I don’t mind risking coming off as sycophantic here, because it’s plain to see. Thanks to everyone who contributed to and enjoyed my little thread! Goodbye Pod. Last edited by PandyFackler; 03-29-2018 at 08:13 PM..
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03-29-2018, 11:52 PM	#45
Kaskadian Member Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: 45N Posts: 408	Pandy, I'm sorry to say I didn't see this thread while it was still active. Although I missed it reading through it at the time I greatly enjoyed reading through it this morning. You had some incredible looking plants! Do you plan on growing again back in your home country? I really hope you do, you did an excellent job growing these strains and it would be a shame not to see more of your work. I agree with all your points made about ACE & Dubi. Dubi cares a lot about the plant, his strains, and the community here. It would be hard to find another that so openly shares information and feedback with the community. EDIT You also maxed my reps for the day brother! IC was like "calm down man... you've had enough for the day". Cheers, Kas __________________ 2018 Indoors: ACE Purple Haze x Honduras (Landrace Sativa) Coco Grow https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?p=8176377 2018 Indoors: BOG Sweet Cindy & Sour Strawberry Coco Grow (Only 1 Female! ) https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?p=8176351 2017 Outdoors (45N) Bogglegum, Blue Moon Rocks, and Lifesaver. https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=342429
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03-30-2018, 01:40 AM	#46
Blade999 Newbie Join Date: Mar 2018 Location: Ontario Posts: 3	Very nice))))
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03-30-2018, 10:43 PM	#49
PandyFackler Member Join Date: May 2016 Location: Joppa road Posts: 112	Thanks guys! You’re all too kind. Kas, I’m currently growing a few plants, but in a borrowed space and it’s sort of a one off deal till I can get something a bit more permanent sorted out. I’ve got Panama haze, Thai chi, bubba/kc and a Bangi Haze on the go. I’ll be posting a few pics here and there in the sticky threads for those plants to tide me over. I have a plan for a stealth cabinet type grow in the future, so when that comes into fruition I’ll definitely be making a mini pod thread. Buenos tardes amigos!
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