hello,

very nice photos and plants, especially the Purple Haze Malawi x Napalm

> the really frosty panama looks intriguing.

it looks to my eyes like a hybrid ? / not "pure sativa",

like you would associate, the "obvious Panama leaf shape", to be that of the trifoliate you have.

also the stems look way too fat and columnar ???

can anybody offer input ?

it almost looks like nepjam x panama or something ?

(is the fem production different to the regs, or has the parental plants changed or something ?)

thanks

[Terpene]

Originally Posted by Collembola

very nice photos and plants, especially the Purple Haze Malawi x Napalm

> the really frosty panama looks intriguing.

it looks to my eyes like a hybrid ? / not "pure sativa",

like you would associate, the "obvious Panama leaf shape", to be that of the trifoliate you have.

also the stems look way too fat and columnar ???

can anybody offer input ?

it almost looks like nepjam x panama or something ?

(is the fem production different to the regs, or has the parental plants changed or something ?)

thanks

Thanks for the love, but you're completely incorrect in your assumptions.

The Panama is Ace Panama x Ace Panama from the standard M/F release (https://www.aceseeds.org/en/strains/s...panamastd.html). Technically, Panama is a hybrid of a couple Panamas and Punto Rojo - from the web site: "Semi stabilized F8-F10 hybrid between 3 Panama sativa strains", but this home made cross just happens to show a different expression of genetics. I wouldn't think too much on the runty trifoliate, its probably just a damaged seed from the cross that managed to pop. Its been scraggily and weak its entire life, but I love Ace Panama so much I decided to throw it into flower.

Here are a few shots of prior Ace Panamas I've run. My first round with Ace Panama is very typical looking for the line. If I was looking for a standard leaf shape / bud look, this is more in line with what to expect from Ace's line.


Heres the frosty mother plant of this round, it grew a bit more like an OG in a way, but is 100% Ace Panama. I crossed it to a frosty male Panama that popped and smacked the two together. The result is a bit down on bud size, but the trich density more than makes up for it.



Both of these plants were grown under LEDs.

[Neighbor1234]

You definitely can grow some plants Terpene much respect; especially indoors with these sativas.

thankyou,

i am running ace panama regular from clone, having done from seed, only a handfull of plants though, from seed.

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f8-10, should be pretty homogenous no ?

and panama is well known as a "100% sativa", with strong branching.

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i was i was not aware it was your own cross though,

do you think it could be napalm x panama ?

because that would make alot of sense ? (to me)

thanks

[Terpene]

Originally Posted by Collembola

thankyou,

i am running ace panama regular from clone, having done from seed, only a handfull of plants though, from seed.

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f8-10, should be pretty homogenous no ?

and panama is well known as a "100% sativa", with strong branching.

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i was i was not aware it was your own cross though,

do you think it could be napalm x panama ?

because that would make alot of sense ? (to me)

thanks

The cross is definitely not Napalm based. I didn't have any Napalm males at the time I was doing the breeding.

The Panamas I have are from several years back, probably F5-F6 at that point, but the reason I bred the two was how remarkably frosty they were compared to other Panamas I had run. Figured that there couldn't be any negatives to feather dusting the Panama male all over the frosty female. - There was one negative, picking out hundreds of beans..

thankyou!,

if there is no chance of any stray pollen (male or "female"),

then that is more curious.

the information available suggests the 3 are "red" / green / purple.

with the purple taking much longer to flower, thus bred away from (? i think ? > i remember reading CBG used to sell a longer flowering panama @ 16-18 weeks (??)).

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your description / looks of / flowering times, to me is that it is more so inclined the "red" / pink pheno (??)

(i kept that one yield is not great, very frosty)

here is pic of leaf shape, frost;






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but that plant looks different, to me genetically.

> i find panama is VERY non "succulent", and i have never seen stems like yours, unless indica x.

if not a x of stray pollen, then one would logically assume, it is a display of recessive genetics (f2 concurring).

and again curiously, it is strange to display a genetic trait, not prevalent in the red, green, purple (???).

although, i have not seen purple, and only had 1 green male.

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hopefully dubi will read and comment ?

very interesting though, and again, very nice pictures / plants!!

(i was going to try do nepjam x panama this grow, but i have found nepjam is VERY columnar and i have not much head space, would ideally have beefed panama structure, with more compact nicer terpene prfile flowers, ideally...

(i.e. like your plant, but more branchy)

(hence ALLLLLL the above neurosis from me... (sorry about that)

regards,

i did not see / retain the parental plant image, complete idiot.

sorry!!!.

that looks very similar!,

(beyond also not understanding how the plant supports its flowers)

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also cross referencing the facebook page, i think mine is a [more] "modern "pink" pheno"

so there are a few generations between them...

sorry about all of that.

fucking idiot

so the f6-7 two steps+ (between ours), will be why, then.

(OOOOOOps)

sorry.

[Irotas]

Hi Terpene, thanks for this information, it will definitely help. I was wondering how you stop from overwatering with using the perforated corrugated drain pipe method. Do you just make an overflow hole above the pipe? Is there a way to use a second container for the soil using this method?

For some reason my plants don't like led bulbs. Not sure why but not much growth at all, maybe it's the brand I got which is Rolay. Or maybe im keeping the bulb to close to the plant? I was using the 9w 6000k leds.

[Terpene]

Originally Posted by Irotas

Hi Terpene, thanks for this information, it will definitely help. I was wondering how you stop from overwatering with using the perforated corrugated drain pipe method. Do you just make an overflow hole above the pipe? Is there a way to use a second container for the soil using this method?

For some reason my plants don't like led bulbs. Not sure why but not much growth at all, maybe it's the brand I got which is Rolay. Or maybe im keeping the bulb to close to the plant? I was using the 9w 6000k leds.

When you're setting up a container with drain pipe, you punch a hole in the side of the container about 2/3rds the height of the drain pipe and run a piece of tubing from the hole into the drain pipe. This keeps the dirt out of the pipe, gives you an overflow tube and allows the plants airspace.



As for your plants not liking LEDs - hogwash! With 9w bulbs, I like a minimum of 3-4 inches off the plants. If you run them closer, they may bleach out a bit as the bulbs are such an intense form of lighting. Lets see a picture of your plants, there may be something else going on that isn't lighting related (nutrients / moisture / etc).

[HerBnGorE(illa)]

Terpene. Great thread! Do u know how well these self-watering setups do with coco? If it will work Iam going to have to figure out a way to make a very small version. (That holds about a cup of medium)