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ZAMALDELICA ELITE X PURPLE NEPAL JAM FEM
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ULMW
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Lovely rich resin production kind of hashy aromas and ubber sticky on leaves around buds.
Not a big yielder but tgat is never my concern or interest. Looks like she will be ready around 10wks. So not long to go.
Not a big yielder but tgat is never my concern or interest. Looks like she will be ready around 10wks. So not long to go.
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deepwaterdude
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Beautiful health and flowers as usual, nice strain!
ULMW
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Twinkle Twinkle Silver Sprinkle with just a few amber too Smelling very earthy and more alined with indica strain hash plant types.
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ULMW, I have really enjoyed watching this grow of yours. I have added one of these Zamaldelica x Nepjam Pf6's to my summer grow. I would like to thank Dubi for this opportunity as well. I'm only returning one plant this year from last season's grow lineup. I loved them all, but there is just so much at Ace to explore.
I'm getting a better feel for this grow environment I have and am very excited for this season.
Thanks for some added inspiration ULMW. Peace brother
I'm getting a better feel for this grow environment I have and am very excited for this season.
Thanks for some added inspiration ULMW. Peace brother
ULMW
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Greetings and glad tidings Good Brother FarmerLion and family. Thank you for your messages and your mighty works of equal inspiration to myself and countless others. Each one teach one as I n I like to say. Sorry for my delay and absence in posting earlier, been occupied trying to get work and today landed a job. So am feeling Thankful and irie.
Good plants Zamalddlica Elite x Purple Nepal Jam. Veg her long and give her plenty light. Mine could have done with more space and better lights. I now replaced my bulbs with new ones. New carbon filter too!!! Ready for spring and summer!
Happy growing!!God Bless
Hi ULMW,
Thank you very much friend for helping us to test some of our latest hybrids
Really appreciate it!
Lovely tiny diamonds she has finally produced guess the yield would be better with stronger light intensity and new bulbs but very high yields was never the main goal with this hybrid, it was looking for a friendly plant to grow, with plenty of quality in the effect and terpenes and very nice resin production, we will test the hybrid outdoors as well to check how it performs.
Wish you are starting to enjoy with the dry buds
Thank you very much friend for helping us to test some of our latest hybrids
Really appreciate it!Lovely tiny diamonds she has finally produced
guess the yield would be better with stronger light intensity and new bulbs but very high yields was never the main goal with this hybrid, it was looking for a friendly plant to grow, with plenty of quality in the effect and terpenes and very nice resin production, we will test the hybrid outdoors as well to check how it performs.Wish you are starting to enjoy with the dry buds
Couple samples.
Looks lovely brother! Looking forward to a smoke report.
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Cheers ULMW!There's not a dedicated thread for this one so I will post it here so it doesn't get lost in the nep jam or zam threads.
I also had a more nep jam pheno like yours,less productive but had a nice punch,more stony.
This is getting to be my go-to first morning toke,this or zamal bliss.Don't know if it's the nep jam or the reunion genes involved,but it is mood enhancing,energetic,clear but also cozy and in larger doses can make you lazy,too!I guess it is more on the zam side.The cure is flattering her very much!Very prolific as can be seen on the pictures.Terpenes are so smooth and elegant,tones of mango from zam and some floral/faint caramel from the nep jam.Had a few infertile nanners,not a single seed(but hey,my conditions are far from perfect).
I also had a more nep jam pheno like yours,less productive but had a nice punch,more stony.
This is getting to be my go-to first morning toke,this or zamal bliss.Don't know if it's the nep jam or the reunion genes involved,but it is mood enhancing,energetic,clear but also cozy and in larger doses can make you lazy,too!I guess it is more on the zam side.The cure is flattering her very much!Very prolific as can be seen on the pictures.Terpenes are so smooth and elegant,tones of mango from zam and some floral/faint caramel from the nep jam.Had a few infertile nanners,not a single seed(but hey,my conditions are far from perfect).
StrongTree
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nice one Syd !
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Nice girl Syd,much more zamaldelica in her than the 3 I had.Mine ended up seeded from a Deputy male that I took out of the tent but forgot to dispose of before a few balls opened.Had a lovely smelling girl that had big broad leaves and smells of black grape soda with a nice floaty stone to her
Excellent results Syd
Thanks also for posting your results with this new hybrid in this thread so your experience can be found more easily.
As we commented previously, our testing with this new Zamaldelica x Nepal Jam hybrid last outdoor season was not very good, the hybrid didn't produce very good results in the very dry and extremely hot climate we do our main testings of new hybrids, so i decided not to release this new hybrid yet, until we can do another testing with more suitable conditions for this hybrid. I know very well both parental plants, and like the hybrid produced by both, they prefer mild temps with humidity to produce their best potential in flowering.
The 2 parental plants used in this hybrid (Zamaldelica elite and Nepal Jam F6, genetic analyses of both parental plants can be found at Phylos under our ACE Seeds user profile) produce a moderate yield, but as you have experienced, the hybrid between both has good hybrid vigor and some individuals like yours have the potential to produce very nice yields, like in our latest new Nepal Jam hybrids recently released (Red Sapphire, Zamal Bliss and Honduras Breeze).
Glad your plant produced a nice blend of terpenes from both lines and that the effect is of your taste. Wish you still have some nice cured flowers of this plant to enjoy during this spring.
Thanks also for posting your results with this new hybrid in this thread so your experience can be found more easily.
As we commented previously, our testing with this new Zamaldelica x Nepal Jam hybrid last outdoor season was not very good, the hybrid didn't produce very good results in the very dry and extremely hot climate we do our main testings of new hybrids, so i decided not to release this new hybrid yet, until we can do another testing with more suitable conditions for this hybrid. I know very well both parental plants, and like the hybrid produced by both, they prefer mild temps with humidity to produce their best potential in flowering. The 2 parental plants used in this hybrid (Zamaldelica elite and Nepal Jam F6, genetic analyses of both parental plants can be found at Phylos under our ACE Seeds user profile) produce a moderate yield, but as you have experienced, the hybrid between both has good hybrid vigor and some individuals like yours have the potential to produce very nice yields, like in our latest new Nepal Jam hybrids recently released (Red Sapphire, Zamal Bliss and Honduras Breeze).
Glad your plant produced a nice blend of terpenes from both lines and that the effect is of your taste. Wish you still have some nice cured flowers of this plant to enjoy during this spring.
