PANAMA – ACE-Seeds

Genetics & Origin

Panama from ACE-Seeds is a hybrid of three excellent Panamanian sativa landraces. It is based on the genuine Panama Red and has been adapted for modern indoor cultivation and temperate latitudes. Panama is described as one of the best pure American sativa hybrids bred in the last 20 years.

Type & Growth Pattern

The plant displays the characteristics of a tall and branching sativa. It presents impressively robust vegetative growth and produces large, densely packed flowers with many trichomes. The flowers often feature reddish and pink pistils, similar to the legendary Panama Red and Colombia Punto Rojo strains.

Flowering Time & Outdoor Suitability

The indoor flowering time ranges from 9 to 12 weeks, while outdoor flowering begins in the third week of October. Panama is capable of adapting to both hot climate zones and regions with mild early autumn. For the German climate zone, indoor cultivation is recommended.

Terpene Profile & Aroma

Panama is characterized by a terpene profile consisting mainly of terpinolene (almost 50%). The profile is complemented by moderate amounts of alpha-pinene, beta-pinene, limonene, and myrcene, as well as smaller proportions of trans-ocimene. The aroma is intense and organic, with scent notes of lemon, vanilla, and incense. Some phenotypes have a sweet strawberry-like reminiscence.

Cultivation Recommendation

• Optimally suited for indoor cultivation
• High adaptability
• Recommended for Sea of Green (SOG) and Screen of Green (SCROG) techniques
• Responds strongly to pruning measures
• Tolerates high nutrient levels

Profile

• Type: 100% Sativa
• THC: Up to 20%
• CBD: Zero
• CBG: Up to 3%
• Yield per square meter: High
• Resistances: Medium to high against various pests and climatic conditions
• Suitable latitudes: 0° – 45°

Family Tree

Panama

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├── Panama '74

│ ├── Rote Panama

│ ├── Grüne Panama

│ └── Klassische Panama

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└── Green Panama

  ├── Hoher Harz Panama

  └── Schnelles Wachstums Panama

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