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Zamaldelica
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Eltitoguay
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You did a great job with her 
@OZZ_ the colas and harvested buds look amazing now in detail, really huge trichomes, great flower/leaf ratio and what a yield! It's not easy to grow such type of big and long flowering sativas in small tents. Low moisture, proper ventilation and air renovation are a must to avoid mold on such huge colas.
It's usually not a good idea to suddenly increase the feeding when the sativa is already ripening last reflowering, since it can force the plant to reflower once more when the lower parts of the plant are almost ripe. This creates a 'reflowering/ripening imbalance' of the plant. Better don't push with ferts the sativas at the end more than the suggested flowering time of the strain.
The citrus, ammonia, catpiss terpene profiles are very very Thai, with a bit of the sweet fruity elite terpenes in the background should make a curious blend of scents!
Really happy you have finished another successful selection (i) hope the curing reveals some winners there!
@OZZ_ the colas and harvested buds look amazing now in detail, really huge trichomes, great flower/leaf ratio and what a yield! It's not easy to grow such type of big and long flowering sativas in small tents. Low moisture, proper ventilation and air renovation are a must to avoid mold on such huge colas.It's usually not a good idea to suddenly increase the feeding when the sativa is already ripening last reflowering, since it can force the plant to reflower once more when the lower parts of the plant are almost ripe. This creates a 'reflowering/ripening imbalance' of the plant. Better don't push with ferts the sativas at the end more than the suggested flowering time of the strain.
The citrus, ammonia, catpiss terpene profiles are very very Thai, with a bit of the sweet fruity elite terpenes in the background should make a curious blend of scents!
Really happy you have finished another successful selection (i) hope the curing reveals some winners there!
You did a great job with her
It's usually not a good idea to suddenly increase the feeding when the sativa is already ripening last reflowering, since it can force the plant to reflower once more when the lower parts of the plant are almost ripe. This creates a 'reflowering/ripening imbalance' of the plant. Better don't push with ferts the sativas at the end more than the suggested flowering time of the strain.
The citrus, ammonia, catpiss terpene profiles are very very Thai, with a bit of the sweet fruity elite terpenes in the background should make a curious blend of scents!
Really happy you have finished another successful selection (i) hope the curing reveals some winners there!
Thanks Dubi, overall I’m happy with the outcome despite losing my best main colas, but as mentioned I’ll fix that in the second run after the Super Congos finish.
Hello all here is a nice zamaldelica fem lady that i find very promising with it's full on mango smell, very yummy smell already at arourd 5week flowering.
And on its right a personal cross , subcool jack cleaner 2 x agent orange, it has very intense chemical lime smell and copious amount of resin on her.
I am showing you this one because I am doing a little pollen chucking experiment using a random male jc2 x ao and polinating the zamaldelica girl. Those seeds to be get me pretty exited because both parents have the potential to be very psychoactive and psychedelic in effect and have super yummy fruity terpene profile. Also i feel like ace more rustic genetic will bring vigor, yield and health to the cross while the jc x ao will bring the frostiness and it's funky party weed kind of buzz. All is done so if i can get some seeds to mature then i can just hope it raise to my expectation
View of the whole family.
And on its right a personal cross , subcool jack cleaner 2 x agent orange, it has very intense chemical lime smell and copious amount of resin on her.
I am showing you this one because I am doing a little pollen chucking experiment using a random male jc2 x ao and polinating the zamaldelica girl. Those seeds to be get me pretty exited because both parents have the potential to be very psychoactive and psychedelic in effect and have super yummy fruity terpene profile. Also i feel like ace more rustic genetic will bring vigor, yield and health to the cross while the jc x ao will bring the frostiness and it's funky party weed kind of buzz. All is done so if i can get some seeds to mature then i can just hope it raise to my expectation
View of the whole family.
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She is indeed very promising @babe ruth Very resinous budsites of enticing mango smell 
after just 5 weeks of flowering, glad you feel motivated to pollinate her with your own pollen 
after just 5 weeks of flowering, glad you feel motivated to pollinate her with your own pollen Eltitoguay
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se está poniendo preciosa @Eltitoguay gracias por la actualización!
gracias por la actualización!Eltitoguay
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se está poniendo preciosa @Eltitoguay
La cultivé también (Zamaldélica fem) el año pasado en el mismo agujero en la tierra, aunque el año pasado el sustrato estaba mucho menos abonado que el actual (mi intención era abonarla en floración con abonos líquidos comerciales para cultivo orgánico de un gran lote que me regaló Top Crop gracias a Califa a fines del 2016, y aún hoy no los gasté completamente; antes de que se estropearan). También la germiné mucho más tarde que este año: nació sobre el 20 de Mayo, creo recordar...
El año pasado creció mostrando inicialmente el mismo tipo de hojas, que no me agradó por su anchura (¿quizá herencia del abuelo Malawi?). Afortunadamente, según la planta crecía, se asativaba más y más. Esta "asativación" se hizo más evidente al inicio de la floración, durante la primera quincena del pasado Septiembre (14-Septiembre-2022):
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...Por desgracia para la planta, tras tomar esas fotos, me salió trabajo lejos, y solo tuve tiempo de preparar mi equipaje. Hasta entonces, solo había abonado la planta foliarmente con un par de aplicaciones del "estimulador de floración" Big One; mi intención era haberlo aplicado un par de veces más, aparte de empezar vía riego con Top Bud y Top Candy, pero no pudo ser.
Desde el 15-Septiembre hasta el 8-Noviembre, la planta solo recibió un cubo de unos 10 litros de agua semanal por algún colaborador, que bastante trabajo tiene con los perros y demás. Así que cuando regresé el citado 8-Noviembre, me la encontré en un estado bastante triste, con todas las hojas caidas y pidiendo agua a gritos.
Tras regarla de urgencia y ver que se recuperaba poco a poco, le hice sus últimas fotos. A estas alturas, era muy poco olorosa a distancia, pero al acercar la nariz a las flores, se inundaba de un olor dulce/afrutado/cítrico (naranja/mandarina dulces, o naranjada, y algo de zanahoria dulce final).
A mi juicio, aún no estaba en su periodo óptimo de recogida, que yo estimaba entre el 15 y el 23 de Noviembre...
...Pero al día siguiente supe que dos días después tenía que volver a salir a trabajar lejos otra temporada, así que durante el día 9 tuve que cosecharla de urgencia, manicurarla por encima, y dejarla a secar en una malla.
No pude regresar hasta mediados de Diciembre, y los cogollos seguían en la malla...
Así que entre la falta casi total de abonado durante toda su vida, la época de la floración con poca agua, el cosechado demasiado temprano, el tiempo secado largo de más y la falta de curado, afectaron al producto final; más en la parte de la potencia que en la de sabor, que era riquísimo (naranjada/mandarina dulce).
Espero poder resarcirme este año: he dejado preparado el terreno a conciencia (humus lombriz, guano murciélago, ceniza vegetal, harina de neem y tierra de diatoméas) por si tengo que ausentarme, y facilitado las cosas con el riego al posible colaborador que me ayude en una futura ausencia.
Muchas gracias por tu amable atencíon.
Y salud a espuertas.
Desde el 15-Septiembre hasta el 8-Noviembre, la planta solo recibió un cubo de unos 10 litros de agua semanal por algún colaborador, que bastante trabajo tiene con los perros y demás. Así que cuando regresé el citado 8-Noviembre, me la encontré en un estado bastante triste, con todas las hojas caidas y pidiendo agua a gritos.
Tras regarla de urgencia y ver que se recuperaba poco a poco, le hice sus últimas fotos. A estas alturas, era muy poco olorosa a distancia, pero al acercar la nariz a las flores, se inundaba de un olor dulce/afrutado/cítrico (naranja/mandarina dulces, o naranjada, y algo de zanahoria dulce final).
A mi juicio, aún no estaba en su periodo óptimo de recogida, que yo estimaba entre el 15 y el 23 de Noviembre...
...Pero al día siguiente supe que dos días después tenía que volver a salir a trabajar lejos otra temporada, así que durante el día 9 tuve que cosecharla de urgencia, manicurarla por encima, y dejarla a secar en una malla.
No pude regresar hasta mediados de Diciembre, y los cogollos seguían en la malla...
Así que entre la falta casi total de abonado durante toda su vida, la época de la floración con poca agua, el cosechado demasiado temprano, el tiempo secado largo de más y la falta de curado, afectaron al producto final; más en la parte de la potencia que en la de sabor, que era riquísimo (naranjada/mandarina dulce).
Espero poder resarcirme este año: he dejado preparado el terreno a conciencia (humus lombriz, guano murciélago, ceniza vegetal, harina de neem y tierra de diatoméas) por si tengo que ausentarme, y facilitado las cosas con el riego al posible colaborador que me ayude en una futura ausencia.
Muchas gracias por tu amable atencíon.
Y salud a espuertas.
The clock is tiking for this fat little Zam, she got 10 days of flowering left before i am obligated to harvest her. In the smell departement the malawi terps invited themself to the party with the lether and oil mixing with the green mango putting out a danker more complexe bouquet. She look delicious and without suprise it will yeild really well compared to the others genetics i was running on the same run, even if she had one less veg weeks then the rest of them.
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Down here was the group 10 days ago before i started harvesting the first ripe plants.
And next is the jack cleaner2 x agent orange
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Down here was the group 10 days ago before i started harvesting the first ripe plants.
And next is the jack cleaner2 x agent orange
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Beautifully grown @babe ruth you really managed to get best possible yield for her size!
Interesting expression: short desirable structure, high yielding, good to flower ratio, good resins ... hope the terps and effects of the finished product are also of your taste!
PD: The jack cleaner2 x agent orange is a beauty as well!
you really managed to get best possible yield for her size!Interesting expression: short desirable structure, high yielding, good to flower ratio, good resins ... hope the terps and effects of the finished product are also of your taste!
PD: The jack cleaner2 x agent orange is a beauty as well!
A 2.45 gram Zamaldelica hash ball. Machine-made bubble 45u-160u. From a Malawi (?) leaning fem that I grew a few years back. In the dark now for a 3 month cure . . .
how is it @tobedetermined ?
Thanks for sharing your great outcome with your last year outdoor Zamaldelica @Eltitoguay
She looks great despite the lack of water during flowering: good yield of dense, resinous buds without much leaf. Glad you enjoyed her Zamalish sweet fruity terpenes although you expected a more potent individual. Hope the new one is also tasty and more powerful. Have a great 2023 season!
Eltitoguay
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As I told you in my previous message, this lack of power is totally attributable to the almost total abandonment for so long. The proof is that in another variety from another company that grew next to it (and that I know well from repeated crops), I found the same lack of power compared to previous crops.Thanks for sharing your great outcome with your last year outdoor Zamaldelica @Eltitoguay
She looks great despite the lack of water during flowering: good yield of dense, resinous buds without much leaf. Glad you enjoyed her Zamalish sweet fruity terpenes although you expected a more potent individual. Hope the new one is also tasty and more powerful. Have a great 2023 season!
Eltitoguay
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Yesterday noon (Zamaldélica fem, A.C.E.; born arround April 15); with 43°C/109'5°F, in the shade...
Shade and health for all.
Thanks dudi ! So far everything i have grown with malawi in the lineage has yeilded massive resinous colas with a super easy trim in bonus. In my mind most of merit is due to the breeders for making available such stellar genetics. Those buds dwarf anything else in the room it's just ridiculous.Beautifully grown @babe ruth
Interesting expression: short desirable structure, high yielding, good to flower ratio, good resins ... hope the terps and effects of the finished product are also of your taste!
PD: The jack cleaner2 x agent orange is a beauty as well!
