Panama x Malawi

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Basic infos

Panama x Malawi is an sativa from ACE Seeds and can be cultivated indoors and outdoors (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±81 days) ACE Seeds's Panama x Malawi is only available as feminized seeds.

ACE Seeds Description

Panama and Malawi are probably the 2 best and most highly worked sativas in our catalog.

Panama x Malawi is a straight hybrid among the best, most refined, stable and highly worked parental plants from these 2 incredible sativa strains. It is a direct cross between the Panama Goddess (10th generation), which we consider without any doubt as the best and most complete Panama parental plant we have, combined with the New Malawi Killer, which also adds the best highly worked qualities of our Malawi, creating a 100 % sativa F1 hybrid that combines excellent sativa genetics from Central Africa and America.

In this F1, the Panama Goddess mother clearly dominates with its desirable structure and character, with its vigor, adaptability, versatility, great yield, and with its unbeatable central american sativa personality, where the New Malawi Killer adds even higher resin production, potency and complexity to the effect.

While the sister Malawi x Panama line offers the most powerful and devastating combination between these 2 varieties,
Panama x Malawi produces a more productive, vigorous hybrid with more refined terpenes than its half sister.
The effect (although not so powerful like Malawi x Panama) is also more friendly, focused and functional.

Panama x Malawi F1 consistently produces THC concentrations between 18 and 23 %.

Since 2013 we have been testing different F1s hybrids and different genetic combinations among elite parents between Malawi and Panama, in order to find hybrids that combine and improve the excellent qualities that these excellent sativas already have, increasing in these new F1s hybrids even more the vigor, ease of cultivation, potency, resin production, complexity of effects and terpenes, versatility and better acceptance of nutrients.

THC 18-23 %
CBD Below 1 %
Flowering indoors 11-12 weeks
Flowering outdoors End of October / Early November
Yield Very High
Resistance against spider mites High
Resistance against powder mildew Average
Resistance against botrytis Average-High
Resistance against white fly Average-High
Resistance against cold Average-High
Resistance against heat High
Latitude 0º-43º
Genetics Panama Goddess x New Malawi Killer.
Structure Pure sativa structure, with the desirable strength of the Panama. Vigorous, branchy development, yet easy to handle sativas, without excessive stretching.
Bouquet Oily, resinous, incensey, citrus smell, slightly spicy and woody. Dense and rich, yet smooth floral taste of fermented fruity fizzy tangy smells, with freshly sawn wood and red wine hints.
High Potent and intense initial body and head rush, folllowed by euphoria and motivation, alert senses and many rapid fire thoughts. Happy and social, then highly creative, good for concentration and focus on work. Hours of fun with no downside.
Growing Tips Especially recommended for indoor growing, where we recommend uniform warm temps of 24-27ºC and good light intensity.

We recommend soft-average NPK nutrient levels for the growing stage, and medium-high for the whole flowering.

Pure sativa plants but without excessive stretching in early flowering. Although the vigor of these pure sativa hybrids should never be underrated: ventilation, light intensity and space requirements should be properly planned when females begin to stretch at the beginning of flowering.