I’ve got some SnowhIgh double panama seed from a Freakers run I can part with. You too @hawkman. You’ll have to wait a little while for my season to wind down so i can find some extra time to get them out though. Waiting for a rainy weekend day off.
@Panamajock is the guy to talk to about the plants and high. I did a seedrun but never grew them seedless. He has been growing them in Panama. 15 weeks flowering or so.
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Click on the link…most of my DPR grow are on this site…just scroll through.
Good luck
P J
Some went longer than others some went 16 weeks a few 14 weeks…
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Few more pictures of the remaining plants of one of my old heirlooms. Last picture is a green Assam bud
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Few more pictures of the remaining plants of one of my old heirlooms. Last picture is a green Assam bud
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Which ones from Ace have you tried and how were they?
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It’s the two Panamas I had posted in the Colorado Sativas thread, I believe I have a red and green pheno but should have a better idea once harvested. This is my first time growing with ACE. I need to update that thread though as they have grown a lot since my last post.
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Agreed! 
I have some of those too, and am looking forward to your report. I was pretty intent on running them next summer, but i keep getting awesome seeds, and so i keep changing my plans for next summer. 
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Lovely garden you got there…loving the colour of pic 2 …what’s that strain?
Regards
P J
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What sort of scents/aromas are you noticing with the green Assam?
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I thought all strains were midget strains 
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There’s some midgets in there but also some plants in there that are a hybrid of my uncles old 75 Afghan and my old strain i grew from 91-2017, likely an old Blueberry. The big purple in the first picture i posted of the garden was one of them. They are the bigger plants, only short due to late planting. Two or 3 of them in there. Some of the midgets hit almost 4 and a half feet in a 25 gallon container this year at my other cousins place, but usually they are 2-4 feet.
I have different lines i have kept, some shorter than others.
This one is the hybrid of the two.
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Fruity aromas. I think the red phenos are feral and the farmed version are the green ones. Nice plants.
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Funny question but maybe not 
how far north do native ruderalis plants grow in the wild? Cant find any that i like on the internet nor any data from where they were taken.
So do they reach to 54° or further?
If you’re interested in ruderalis from northern environment you may want to reach out to Landracebureau@gmail.com - i believe they have ruderalis as far north as Siberia.
Khalifa genetics has the siberian gathered by landrace bureau and then ‘stabilized’ for indoor, link below > Siberian Ruderalis - Khalifa Genetics - Regular Landrace Seeds
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Ooooh i shall reach out and have a chat
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I have some Panama a friend got in Panama. I gave some to another friend he grew them in an amazing journal. The journal is on grow diaries as “lambton County 8 Strain”.
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Probably fuether North than 54 degrees but that is the Northernmost collection for sale that I know of.
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Long flowering or hybrid?