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Auto Zamaldelica feminized
- Thread starter dubi
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Thanks for your updates!Nannymouse
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@ dubi , did you ever take this auto back to Zamaldelica and then work it to auto, to where it would be 75% Zamaldelica? Just wondering how different it would be, or if nothing would be gained.
Consolidated
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My auto Zam get some morning rays ,70 days from sproyt and 40 days bloom...
Some details would be nice @Consolidated , are you growing her in sunlight all the time? How big is the pot?
Consolidated
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Hi @Mitsuharu .....My original plan was for it to grow her in the sun but inside the window... but unfortunately May was not sunny, most of its days and the sun, as the days went by, climbed higher and higher in the sky. So I give her a few additional hours under the light in the tent for the last week, two or three hours, because she is a big plant and she can't get all the sun it want, then I use the tent as light dep for the non auto girls.
I believe that August-September, when the sun descends in the sky and will enter deeper into the room, I will have excellent results with the auto Zam.
It started blooming on April 15th, and it is in 15 liters of soil.
I believe that August-September, when the sun descends in the sky and will enter deeper into the room, I will have excellent results with the auto Zam.
It started blooming on April 15th, and it is in 15 liters of soil.
Hi all,
Just two auto Zamaldelica's sprouted on 7th of may. Seem less vigorous than auto malawi x northern lights which I am growing too but it seems it has a longer vegging period so lets see how they both strains behave. they both are in about 30 to 40 liters os soil. Worm castings and some solid guano as the only fertilizing.
Luiggi
Just two auto Zamaldelica's sprouted on 7th of may. Seem less vigorous than auto malawi x northern lights which I am growing too but it seems it has a longer vegging period so lets see how they both strains behave. they both are in about 30 to 40 liters os soil. Worm castings and some solid guano as the only fertilizing.
Luiggi
Hi all,
Little update.
They are both about 5 weeks old and they haven't started flowering yet. Compared to auto Malawi x Northern Lights, this strain seems less vigorous but it seems to offer a longer vegetative period so it might balance.
Both are getting bent because of height problems.
For the second one, I have discovered there is something on it. Not sure what the cause is. Did I overfeed it? Is it because of overwatering due two the last 3 weeks raining? Is it due to heat? I will keep an eye on it to see If I get to know what happens to it.
Luiggi
Little update.
They are both about 5 weeks old and they haven't started flowering yet. Compared to auto Malawi x Northern Lights, this strain seems less vigorous but it seems to offer a longer vegetative period so it might balance.
Both are getting bent because of height problems.
For the second one, I have discovered there is something on it. Not sure what the cause is. Did I overfeed it? Is it because of overwatering due two the last 3 weeks raining? Is it due to heat? I will keep an eye on it to see If I get to know what happens to it.
Luiggi
Hi all,
Seems both have started growing more vigorously than before even after few weeks of rain and not too much sun.
both are the same age and both have started to flower this week.
first
almost bent.
finish bending.
second
the first one is starting to smell like ¿pinneaple?
Peace,
Luiggi
Seems both have started growing more vigorously than before even after few weeks of rain and not too much sun.
both are the same age and both have started to flower this week.
first
almost bent.
finish bending.
second
the first one is starting to smell like ¿pinneaple?
Peace,
Luiggi
Jakob Müller
Member
Hello there.
Sprouted in a .4L cup about 6 weeks ago, then I planted her in a 12L pot 11 days later.
She showed first deficies in the lower part last friday so I transplanted her in a 35L? pot on saturday.
Started flowering last week. Plant is about 85cm tall.
Tried to pollinate her with autoflowering variety “ThaiPassion“, we’ll see…
Can‘t wait to see her mature and taste this lovely lady
Growing in organic fertilised soil. 51 degrees north, Germany.
Regards!
Sprouted in a .4L cup about 6 weeks ago, then I planted her in a 12L pot 11 days later.
She showed first deficies in the lower part last friday so I transplanted her in a 35L? pot on saturday.
Started flowering last week. Plant is about 85cm tall.
Tried to pollinate her with autoflowering variety “ThaiPassion“, we’ll see…
Can‘t wait to see her mature and taste this lovely lady
Growing in organic fertilised soil. 51 degrees north, Germany.
Regards!
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paisajedehierba
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Jakob, I don't see any significant nutritional deficiencies. Nice narrow-leaved phenotype!
Jakob Müller
Member
Thank you!
The lower leafs started yellowing while she stretched and started flowering, so I thougt the 12L pot whouldn‘t last for too long.
I am very lazy when it comes to feeding plants, that‘s why I decided to transplant her in that bigger pot.
Might have been a bit too much, but overall it will be easier for me to maintain my lazyness…
She started with broader leafs, then the leafs grew thinner the older she got.
It is my first time growing this variety.
So no matter what she does - I like it.
Regards!
goingrey
Well-known member
Can't be so lazy if you're lifting 35l of soil up to the roof.Thank you!
The lower leafs started yellowing while she stretched and started flowering, so I thougt the 12L pot whouldn‘t last for too long.
I am very lazy when it comes to feeding plants, that‘s why I decided to transplant her in that bigger pot.
Might have been a bit too much, but overall it will be easier for me to maintain my lazyness…
She started with broader leafs, then the leafs grew thinner the older she got.
It is my first time growing this variety.
So no matter what she does - I like it.
Regards!
Jakob Müller
Member
Touché!Can't be so lazy if you're lifting 35l of soil up to the roof.
But that was just a one-time thing.
Okay, at the end I also have to move the pot once again, but who cares....
The main thing is that in the meantime only water is enough and I do not have to mix a nutrient solution.
Hi all,
Cannot agree more in that statement.
On the one hand I don't like using mineral fertilizer (even when organics might have so in their mix) nor liquid organics but solid organics because I have not had a good experience fertilizing with no organic slow release fertilizers. So, in those cases you need as much soil as you can take.
On the other hand I have readen (and tested my self along some years) that as regards autos outdoors, the bigger the pot the bigger the plant since you are not limiting the root system. Actually I think I read at some point of this thread that it is better to plant auto zamaldelica in a big pot right after it sprouts not delaying it too much for better yelding (I think it applies for any other auto too) and so I did.
That all being said I think your plant is going to have a very pleasant flowering stage and so it will reward you.
Have a nice day,
Luiggi
Cannot agree more in that statement.
On the one hand I don't like using mineral fertilizer (even when organics might have so in their mix) nor liquid organics but solid organics because I have not had a good experience fertilizing with no organic slow release fertilizers. So, in those cases you need as much soil as you can take.
On the other hand I have readen (and tested my self along some years) that as regards autos outdoors, the bigger the pot the bigger the plant since you are not limiting the root system. Actually I think I read at some point of this thread that it is better to plant auto zamaldelica in a big pot right after it sprouts not delaying it too much for better yelding (I think it applies for any other auto too) and so I did.
That all being said I think your plant is going to have a very pleasant flowering stage and so it will reward you.
Have a nice day,
Luiggi
Hi all,
Little update.
Hadn't yet used liquid fertilizer but I am starting to feed with guano tea because they seem they are hungry. Both of them have stretched quite a bit. First they were growing quite slow but they got quite big like in the last two weeks of vegetative or so. Have had to bend them after two nodes every week in order to keep them not so tall. It seems it is taking quite a bit to flower. They are both in about the second week of flowering and have no clue how they are going to flower because it seems buds are not starting to populate the branch. actually I have two auto malawis, one out of them with the same age but one more week into flowering and buds are shaping quite nice.
Regards,
Luiggi
Little update.
Hadn't yet used liquid fertilizer but I am starting to feed with guano tea because they seem they are hungry. Both of them have stretched quite a bit. First they were growing quite slow but they got quite big like in the last two weeks of vegetative or so. Have had to bend them after two nodes every week in order to keep them not so tall. It seems it is taking quite a bit to flower. They are both in about the second week of flowering and have no clue how they are going to flower because it seems buds are not starting to populate the branch. actually I have two auto malawis, one out of them with the same age but one more week into flowering and buds are shaping quite nice.
Regards,
Luiggi
Maria Sanchez
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Wow! Going to be some impressive auto sativas there!
How hot do those tiles get in the sun?
I have to raise mine up during the summer in case of excessive heat.
Hi, @Maria Sanchez .
I think they might get quite hot but not sure I could raise them more than a couple of cm because of stealth. Anyway I will take your advice and I will try to elevate them a bit from the floor.
As said not sure how auto zamaldelica behaves during flowering process but it seems bud packing and development are not so fast as in auto malawi. Auto Malawis seem almost done and just ripening, they seemed completely done after the second week of flowering apart from them having to mature but bud structure was already there. Actually I thought auto zamaldelica won't grow so big as auto malawi did but they are getting them over.
Peace,
Luiggi
I think they might get quite hot but not sure I could raise them more than a couple of cm because of stealth. Anyway I will take your advice and I will try to elevate them a bit from the floor.
As said not sure how auto zamaldelica behaves during flowering process but it seems bud packing and development are not so fast as in auto malawi. Auto Malawis seem almost done and just ripening, they seemed completely done after the second week of flowering apart from them having to mature but bud structure was already there. Actually I thought auto zamaldelica won't grow so big as auto malawi did but they are getting them over.
Peace,
Luiggi
Maria Sanchez
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Just a cm would help a lot if those tiles are hot.
Might get more of the air-pruning affect from those cloth pots, too. (Maybe?)
The Ace description of the Auto Malawi X NL has a few phenos, so that could account for the difference.
Maybe you have the more NL leaning pheno there, whereas the Auto Zam is more on the sativa side (esp the Thai would be long and slow...)
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