Zamaldelica

Zamaldelica, a super sativa hybrid recognized for its potent and psychedelic effects, originates from a distinctive Zamal mother and the formidable Golden Tiger. This crossbreed has gained popularity among sativa lovers worldwide for its exceptional intensity, high THC content, and the superior quality of its effects. Zamaldelica thrives in various conditions, delivering a vigorous grow and a unique blend of sweet carrot and floral scents, providing sativa enthusiasts an unparalleled experience.

Strain Summary

• Tipo F3 SEMI STABILIZED HYBRID: Feminized and Regular
• Format: 100 % sativa
• THC: 17-27 %
• CBD: 0-0.4 %
• CBG: 1.4-2 %
• Flowering indoors: 11-14 weeks
• Flowering outdoors: 3rd week of October / November
• Yield: Average-High
• Resistance against spider mites: Average-High
• Resistance against powder mildew: High
• Resistance against botrytis: Very high
• Resistance against white fly: Average-High
• Resistance against cold: Average
• Resistance against heat: High
• Latitude: 0º-43º
• Genetics: Zamal x Malawi/Thai.
• Structure: Extremely bushy sativa of medium height.
• Bouquet: Sweet carrot, mango, orange, flowers and resins.
• High: Very powerful, refined effect of premium quality. Clear, euphoric, stimulating and soaring. Very psychedelic in certain cases.
• Terpene profile: It mainly contains the following monoterpenes: high amounts of terpinolene (23 %) and beta myrcene (22 %), followed by small quantities of beta-ocimene, beta pinene, limonene and alpha pinene, with traces of linalool, delta 3 carene, alpha terpinene and gamma terpinene. Sesquiterpenes: mainly beta-caryophyllene, small amounts of alpha-humelene and traces of nerolidol 2.
• Growing Tips: Excellent adaptability to indoor growing. Outdoors, it is also a very adaptable plant that has been successfully grown for years in temperate latitudes, and even in relatively cold climates. Very suitable for SCROG, horizontal or network growing due to its excellent yield in the lateral branches and its vigorous reaction to pruning. Genetic analyses performed to our Zamaldelica elite mother show that she has a unique and almost uncommon genotype, of high genetic variability, although after the inclusion of the New Malawi Killer parents in the last Zamaldelica breeding step it produces a quite uniform phenotype for the described characteristics. The breeder recommends moderate levels of nutrients for the whole cycle.