malawi x panama

Borderliner

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• Jul 27, 2017

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They have done very well 33" at flip after 2 month veg and now at 40". In 5th wk 11.5-12.5 light schedule. Their in 6" pots. There are 6 plants but hard to tell as they are multi-tops and flop over. They have been under an excessive uvb lights and looks not to have dwarfed too much. Actually 40" plants in my 4x4 closet is about as big as I'd like.





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deepwaterdude

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• Jul 27, 2017

• #2

Looks great, Borderliner; digging your lights. I think I looked at those COB/spectrum LED combos. Very great idea, a tad expensive for me

 

Borderliner

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• Jul 27, 2017

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Thanks for the kind words dwd. Yeah they were expensive well the Amare se 450 was about 900. The t5s not so bad.

 

Claude Hopper

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• Jul 27, 2017

• #4

Cool. I have a MalxPan about the same stage. They look very similar. I have other varieties this grow but none as vigorous and carefree as this x

 

Borderliner

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• Jul 27, 2017

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Claude Hopper said:

Cool. I have a MalxPan about the same stage. They look very similar. I have other varieties this grow but none as vigorous and carefree as this x

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Claude thanks for looking. carefree is the word with this cross. Even malawi and zamaldelica fem grow was carefree other than trying to tame thru lst. look forward to seeing your pics. malxpan

 

Borderliner

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• Jul 27, 2017

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These were topped twice first at the 4th node so wonder if topped earlier say at 3rd node would that lead to wider possible shorter plants at finish?

 

deepwaterdude

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• Jul 28, 2017

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Borderliner said:

These were topped twice first at the 4th node so wonder if topped earlier say at 3rd node would that lead to wider possible shorter plants at finish?

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3rd node is generally where mainlining starts, if that helps? Fella's got a couple se 450s on craigslist, but almost full price. Might as well get one new. What's the true flower footprint in your experience?

 

Borderliner

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• Jul 28, 2017

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dwd advertized at 4x4 looks like 3x3 to me. thanks

 

farmerlion

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• Jul 29, 2017

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Borderliner, I envy your grow. Seeing your plants flowering so nicely excites me. Mine are just green leaves. Still waiting for the days to shorten a little more. I'm in no hurry, I like being warm. The older I get the more I hate winters. Peace

 

Borderliner

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• Jul 29, 2017

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farmerlion, thanks for the kind words. Green leaves the work stage if can get out of veg without pests, rot, or rodents feel like it's down hill from there. I lived above the arctic circle for awhile and like winter.

 

Borderliner

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• Jul 30, 2017

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These are about 6 wks. Can see plant structure and pia. Well all those flopping tops are making good size buds.

 

Borderliner

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• Jul 30, 2017

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Borderliner

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• Jul 30, 2017

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pic 3 shows some tip burn. the worst one was touching light. pic 2 burn from touching light, have feed as high as ec 1.10 once or twice most at ec 0.8- 1.0

 

ULMW

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• Jul 31, 2017

• #14

Lovely looking plants Borderliner! Happy growing!

 

Borderliner

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• Jul 31, 2017

• #15

ULMW thanks for the kind words.

 

dubi

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• Jul 31, 2017

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Hi Borderliner,

Your Malawi x Panama is well developed in her 6th week of flowering.
I'm glad you are tuning up well with her current correct feeding requirements.
Looks a bit more on the Malawi side of the hybrid, i'm curious to know your opinion about her aromas once they start to develop.

Thanks for your sharing your growing dairy with us!

 

Borderliner

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• Jul 31, 2017

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dubi said:

Hi Borderliner,

Your Malawi x Panama is well developed in her 6th week of flowering.
I'm glad you are tuning up well with her current correct feeding requirements.
Looks a bit more on the Malawi side of the hybrid, i'm curious to know your opinion about her aromas once they start to develop.

Thanks for your sharing your growing dairy with us!

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dubi thanks for stopping by now they are all mj-pine nose.

 

Borderliner

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• Jul 31, 2017

• #18

taking pics is my weak suit should get a better camera but here are some bud shots

 

deepwaterdude

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• Aug 1, 2017

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Plants look very healthy despite the tiny burn, lots of good flower energy. Lanky pups, eh?

 

Borderliner

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• Aug 1, 2017

• #20

dwd thanks for the kind words. easier to keep them out of the lights now.