Really nice pheno Vitulla, very sativa, and extremely well developed and branchy for an auto 
Very curious to see how she finishes!
Very curious to see how she finishes!
Auto Zamaldelica feminized
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Looking great musigny23 
Such a beautiful plant, not very tall but fully loaded with chunky resinous buds. I agree, looks like she will done in upcoming days!
Such a beautiful plant, not very tall but fully loaded with chunky resinous buds. I agree, looks like she will done in upcoming days!
I have to agree twice - the auto Zam looks amazing but that poor yellow plant behind has a sad, sad story to tell, for sure!
Still amazing Auto - well grown!
Really nice pheno Vitulla, very sativa, and extremely well developed and branchy for an auto
Thank you sir.
It’s my first time using this specific nutrient (5ml per liter throughout the entire grow, no flush) and using the OG spring, a training tool that seems to work very well
That yellow plant is a male. It's a Thai landrace from the highland Mae Chaem district that is to the west of Chiang Mai. It was supposed to go to a friend who has space to keep males but he took other ones and forgot this one. I don't have anywhere to put where it could flower safely.
So unless he returns, gets it and nurses it back so it can flower it will probably be culled soon. I have more seeds of this. I have two females going that are doing well. My first time with this strain so I don't know what it's actually like. I'll be finding out in a few months. It's possible I'll regret not having it to make more seeds but as I said I still have some more seeds of it.
Looking great musigny23
Thanks!
I'm not sure what pheno this is, with a poly hybrid it can be hard to determine. My guess would be Malawi. It's been fascinating to grow this. The auto factor and the speed of maturation is amazing. Wish these were around 25 years ago.
By the way, the plant directly behind is a Nepal Jam x Kali China that was started at the same time in late May. To the right is a Golden Tiger (regular).
The Auto Zamal has become one of my favorites. Great head high, super euphoric. And 3oz out of an auto that I did my best to screw up with low temps the first 3 weeks of its life is great! I'm ordering some more seeds this weekend, only have 1 left. Highly recommended .
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Great results Deke Very nice big and chunky flowers.
Structurally, your plant is quite rudelaris/indica, but the effects you comment and the flower structure leans clearly to the Zamaldelica elite mother used to develop Auto Zamaldelica.
Glad you have had a pleasant experience and that you want to repeat your feedback is much appreciated!
Very nice big and chunky flowers. Structurally, your plant is quite rudelaris/indica, but the effects you comment and the flower structure leans clearly to the Zamaldelica elite mother used to develop Auto Zamaldelica.
Glad you have had a pleasant experience and that you want to repeat
your feedback is much appreciated!
Truth is these are by far the best and more nld leaning Autos I've tried.
I'm shocked, yield will be the same as my first outdoor with photoperiod plants.
Zamaldelica Auto - NL leaning pheno - Finished
100% crop
super yummy scent, gluey/ fine wood resin/aniseed.
I'm shocked, yield will be the same as my first outdoor with photoperiod plants.
Zamaldelica Auto - NL leaning pheno - Finished
100% crop
super yummy scent, gluey/ fine wood resin/aniseed.
Zamaldelica Auto, Zam leaning pheno
this girl is amongst my top 5 outdoor yielders including photoperiod plants... absolutely flabbergasted by this "auto".
Top cola
Buds
100% crop
Same fine cedar? aromatic resin, but more sweet/fruity/oily terpenes.
Giving her a couple of days, will take another shot of her main stem ...
this girl is amongst my top 5 outdoor yielders including photoperiod plants... absolutely flabbergasted by this "auto".
Top cola
Buds
100% crop
Same fine cedar? aromatic resin, but more sweet/fruity/oily terpenes.
Giving her a couple of days, will take another shot of her main stem ...
I've learnt a lot about coco outdoors with these girls.
Both have a rather high metabolism and can take (and need at certain key moments) a good amount of nutrients, I've gone as high as EC=2 (100% RO, coco) a couple times with them, averaging 1.5-1.7 throughout their whole mature life.
In restrospect, I could have used a bigger pot, 35L would have been the sweet spot with the Zam leaning one, as had to fertigate her twice per day or she would run dry.
She would possible been bigger too, she's around 1.30cm tall (pot to top of canopy) would have easily reach 1.5meters or more.
In any case, super easy to control size for those with balconies.
Good resistance to white fly and fungus gnats.
Both have a rather high metabolism and can take (and need at certain key moments) a good amount of nutrients, I've gone as high as EC=2 (100% RO, coco) a couple times with them, averaging 1.5-1.7 throughout their whole mature life.
In restrospect, I could have used a bigger pot, 35L would have been the sweet spot with the Zam leaning one, as had to fertigate her twice per day or she would run dry.
She would possible been bigger too, she's around 1.30cm tall (pot to top of canopy) would have easily reach 1.5meters or more.
In any case, super easy to control size for those with balconies.
Good resistance to white fly and fungus gnats.
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It looks like neither plant was topped or pruned in any way, correct? Big yields on smaller sized plants that finish fast. I selfied Ace's other auto to obtain a few seeds and was not able to test the smoke. Would love to self this auto Zam. for a few more seeds.
Please post a smoke report if you get the chance.
It looks like neither plant was topped or pruned in any way, correct? Big yields on smaller sized plants that finish fast. I selfied Ace's other auto to obtain a few seeds and was not able to test the smoke. Would love to self this auto Zam. for a few more seeds.
Please post a smoke report if you get the chance.
2020 grow
2020 grow
Well, the plant I posted last week burst out with reflowering a few days ago, which was going to add at least a week or two to my harvest date. BUT then, I also spotted botrytis mold in several spots, so I took it today. DAMN!
I'm in a coastal zone and botrytis is always lurking depending on the season conditions. Normally I don't see it till late September/early October but then I normally don't have fat dense buds in mid August. I've shifted away from many dense flowering types to reduce the threat but this got super chunky. Plus this summer has had a lot of cooler damp days.
I spray for mold but this plant already had big buds by the time I started a few weeks ago. A lesson for next year.
2020 grow
Well, the plant I posted last week burst out with reflowering a few days ago, which was going to add at least a week or two to my harvest date. BUT then, I also spotted botrytis mold in several spots, so I took it today. DAMN!
I'm in a coastal zone and botrytis is always lurking depending on the season conditions. Normally I don't see it till late September/early October but then I normally don't have fat dense buds in mid August. I've shifted away from many dense flowering types to reduce the threat but this got super chunky. Plus this summer has had a lot of cooler damp days.
I spray for mold but this plant already had big buds by the time I started a few weeks ago. A lesson for next year.
musigny23: As I defoliated yesterday the NL one to hung, I also had to pluck some bud tips (a handful calyxes) due to rot or drying. Possibly due to the grasshopper infestation that I have going on. Definitely other parts were reflowering...
I realized then how chunky the colas were, impressive! made me hesitate if hanging the full plant or bare branches...
When brushed she released a loud and super pungent perfumey "wild herbs" scent I hadn't detected before.
I realized then how chunky the colas were, impressive! made me hesitate if hanging the full plant or bare branches...
When brushed she released a loud and super pungent perfumey "wild herbs" scent I hadn't detected before.
Ole repuk! 
What a nice harvest from your 2 Auto Zamaldelicas. Excellent results friend! Glad they yielded almost like a well developed photoperiod strain.
You are right, i also underestimated the hungry metabolism of our autoflowering strains when we started to breed and grow them .... they can accept huge levels of nutrients bordering the 2.0 EC from late growing stage until almost the very end of flowering. When the plant is bigger than the pot there's always potential to grow them bigger and reach even higher yields.
Thanks a lot for your final feedback, hope you and the family are having a great summer time
What a nice harvest from your 2 Auto Zamaldelicas. Excellent results friend! Glad they yielded almost like a well developed photoperiod strain.You are right, i also underestimated the hungry metabolism of our autoflowering strains when we started to breed and grow them .... they can accept huge levels of nutrients bordering the 2.0 EC from late growing stage until almost the very end of flowering. When the plant is bigger than the pot there's always potential to grow them bigger and reach even higher yields.
Thanks a lot for your final feedback, hope you and the family are having a great summer time
Sorry to hear it musigny23, our 2 autoflowering strains will rarely suffer from any botrytis in a dry continental climate like for example in Emerald Triangle in Northern California, but they are more susceptible to botrytis in a coastal climate like yours or in our coastal mediterranean climate where we test all our strains due to the NL indica content. They can produce very big and dense flowers and therefore not so well aerated flower structures ... ime the botrytis start with worm buds more than anything lese as we hardly have any rain here from June until October when we flower the auto strains.
chronosync
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Very nice! How did you get it to be so branchy? Looks very healthy and happy. Great work!
