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Panama x PCK
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Would love to see some pics if you have the chance!
Black Beauty
Black Beauty
Hola Dubi, thanks for the gifts that are your labor. Many people benefit around the globe. Nuf respect mon! Here are some pics of the dark Panama x PCK.
Black Beauty
Hola Dubi, thanks for the gifts that are your labor. Many people benefit around the globe. Nuf respect mon! Here are some pics of the dark Panama x PCK.
Thanks a lot for sharing pics of your Panama x PCK before harvest time. Enjoy!Armentario
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Hello everybody,
a pleasure to grow Panama x PCK. It is strong, vigorous and has an incredible and very strong smell. I have had problems with spider mites, but it looks like I will be able to harvest.
A pleasure as always growing ACE seeds.
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a pleasure to grow Panama x PCK. It is strong, vigorous and has an incredible and very strong smell. I have had problems with spider mites, but it looks like I will be able to harvest.
A pleasure as always growing ACE seeds.
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The pleasure is mine Armentario 
What a beauty! How were the aromas in late flowering ?
What a beauty! How were the aromas in late flowering ?Armentario
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Hi Dubi,
the smell is very pungent. The smell of lemon predominates, also somewhat acidic, like unripe strawberries. This Panama x PCK is grown from a clone selected by a good friend, the one who harvests it with 65 days.
Produce a lot of resin and the buds are fluffy.
It is a beautiful plant
the smell is very pungent. The smell of lemon predominates, also somewhat acidic, like unripe strawberries. This Panama x PCK is grown from a clone selected by a good friend, the one who harvests it with 65 days.
Produce a lot of resin and the buds are fluffy.
It is a beautiful plant
happy rancher
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Armentario
Member
Hi,
Two ladies in the northwest of Spain, with an atlantic coastal climate. This year has not been very good around here, a lot of rain, a lot of cloudy days and very few sunny days. They are the same phenotype that I have grown indoors, we will see how they behave outdoors with this complicated climate. They have been in 10L pots for up to 2 weeks. Now in pots of 25 - 30 l until the end, which we hope is the best!
The others are 2 Bubba's Gift from Humboldt, Evania from Geneseeds and Lilly from Delicatessen.
Two ladies in the northwest of Spain, with an atlantic coastal climate. This year has not been very good around here, a lot of rain, a lot of cloudy days and very few sunny days. They are the same phenotype that I have grown indoors, we will see how they behave outdoors with this complicated climate. They have been in 10L pots for up to 2 weeks. Now in pots of 25 - 30 l until the end, which we hope is the best!
The others are 2 Bubba's Gift from Humboldt, Evania from Geneseeds and Lilly from Delicatessen.
My Panama x PCK. I’ve just started throwing her under another hour or two of indoor light to keep her from flowering. I want to up-pot her and let her get a little bigger before the flower. She needs some serious nutrients it seems.
Hi Dubi, Hi everyone
I was able to grow outdoor this year (haven't grown outdoor since 10 years), so I planted 3 panama x pck, and one bangi haze
They started in late march (in 3.6l pot then 10l pot in greenhouse), and i planted them in their final pots in first days of may
I tried to make my own living soil (good soil, EWC, bat guano, horse manure and blood), when i transplanted them in their final pots they burn a little the first month.
Now they are huge despite the most shittyest summer for 10 years at least (we had maybe 10 days of sun between april and now)
Those photos are 1 month old (end of june), know they have started flowering. I think the bangi haze is the least columnar but not sure yet (forgot to label them)
I was able to grow outdoor this year (haven't grown outdoor since 10 years), so I planted 3 panama x pck, and one bangi haze
They started in late march (in 3.6l pot then 10l pot in greenhouse), and i planted them in their final pots in first days of may
I tried to make my own living soil (good soil, EWC, bat guano, horse manure and blood), when i transplanted them in their final pots they burn a little the first month.
Now they are huge despite the most shittyest summer for 10 years at least (we had maybe 10 days of sun between april and now)
Those photos are 1 month old (end of june), know they have started flowering. I think the bangi haze is the least columnar but not sure yet (forgot to label them)
Up-potting soon.
Armentario
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Hello everyone
the Panama x PCK right now they are in 25 l pots and they are beginning to bloom.
I think it may need a last transplant to 40-50L pots, but I'm not really sure and I'm a little scared to transplant at this point.
What do you recommend?
Thanks
the Panama x PCK right now they are in 25 l pots and they are beginning to bloom.
I think it may need a last transplant to 40-50L pots, but I'm not really sure and I'm a little scared to transplant at this point.
What do you recommend?
Thanks
I for one would up-pot them immediately. Hopefully you can catch a nice growth spurt into full blown flower. I’m about to do the same for a bunch of small pot plants.
Up-potted
Armentario
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Also transplanted to a bigger pot and starting to bloom! I really want to see the flowering outdoors.
They have hit a good stretch, thanks for the advice!
They have hit a good stretch, thanks for the advice!
Glad to see it’s helped. They look great!
