[Terpene]

Hey Dubi, I know you said they look like sativa hybrids and I don't mean to insult - but I am going to stick to my guns here..

The zamal leaning pheno preflowers at every internode with the most african looking leaves I've ever seen. Smells like sweet mangos and carrots when you rub the stem.

Meanwhile, the golden tiger leaning pheno's leaves look totally thai with minor african influences, it has one or two preflowers over the whole plant. It's way bushier, stronger growing and is at least 20% larger than the other. This is probably a representation of a 50/50 mix you were talking about, just impossible to kill. The golden tiger pheno is mango/carrots as well, but more bitter/astringent.

I should note both plants are vegging in 20/4.

Zamaldelica - african leaning pheno


Zamaldelica - Thai leaning pheno

[dubi]

Looking VERY nice Terpene! They look real happy, almost like under the tropical sun

The branching in both plants is definitely very zamal influenced. This kind of branching produces monsters outdoors. Looks like we are more on the zamal/thai side of the hybrid, can't wait to see them flowering to know more.

[dubi]

Originally Posted by AKgrown1

Doesn't Zamal have alot of hermies? Anyone know how often hermies come out of these Zamaldelica beans?

Welcome AKgrown1,

Honestly, can not guarantee a 100 % hermie free zamal F1 hybrid that's why the seeds are being shared as freebies but this kind of zamal x sativa hybrids have the potential to produce plants with incredible trippy effects, i think it's worth the search. Golden Tiger is very hermie resistant and her influence decrease the chance of hermies in the zamaldelica hybrid.

[dubi]

Thanks Ras Pablo for the pure zamal shots!

[Ras Pablo]

lil flower...

[Rinse]

Congrats on growing them so healthy under cfl's,
What grow area does a cfl cover?

[Tlapapa]

beautiful pic Pablo.

[Terpene]

Originally Posted by dubi

Looking VERY nice Terpene! They look real happy, almost like under the tropical sun

The branching in both plants is definitely very zamal influenced. This kind of branching produces monsters outdoors. Looks like we are more on the zamal/thai side of the hybrid, can't wait to see them flowering to know more.

Thanks sir! I do what I can with the CFL sun. The branching produces monsters indoors as well!

Rinse - a CFL produces a volleyball of useable flowering light. Past a 5 inch radius from the bulb, their strength rapidly decreases. Flat plants / screened plants + CFLs = winning results, even with hazes / equatorial sativas.

[Terpene]

Hey Dubi, what kind of stretch should I be expecting with these? I know you said the zamal REALLY takes off outdoors..

I am assuming original haze-esqe properties 3-4x... I want to veg them into monsters, but also have space considerations.

[dubi]

Originally Posted by Terpene

Hey Dubi, what kind of stretch should I be expecting with these? I know you said the zamal REALLY takes off outdoors..

I am assuming original haze-esqe properties 3-4x... I want to veg them into monsters, but also have space considerations.

Hello Terpene,

Honestly, i think your Zamaldelic have enough size to flower indoors, i wont let them grow too much, being a pure tropical sativa hybrid they stretch very vigorously. Zamal genetics tends to branch incredible strong, it's great for outdoor growing but maybe not so efficient for indoor growing.

I'd recommend you to top the smaller-weaker branches that receive less light intensity and leave the more vigorous and better branches under the lamp to get the best looking and better developed flowers. Sometimes if you grow a very branched pure sativa indoors, you can easily finish with lots of buds but not so dense and good quality, that is why is better to focus the flowers in the best stems.