Zamnesia

Passion Fruitz by Zamnesia – Strain Review Overall Growing Rating: 8/10 THE SLOW GIRL WITH A BEAUTIFUL FINISH — PATIENCE, PERSONALITY & A HARVEST WORTH WAITING FOR! Well, my friends... Where do I even begin with this girl? Passion Fruitz has certainly made herself memorable throughout the 8×8 Adventure! From the beginning, she was a perfectly normal-growing plant, but noticeably slower than most of the other girls sharing the project. She wasn't particularly difficult to grow. She wasn't constantly asking for attention. She didn't give us a series of major problems. She simply had her own rhythm, her own timeline, and apparently absolutely no interest in rushing things just because everyone else was getting ready to finish! GROWING EXPERIENCE Overall, Passion Fruitz was a phenomenal plant to follow. She developed beautifully, maintained a lush appearance, and gave us a very enjoyable growing experience. Her main characteristic throughout the run was her slower progression. While several other plants were moving towards the finish line, she continued developing at her own pace. We had to remain patient and allow her to complete her journey rather than judge her against the timeline of the other phenotypes. Eventually, we moved her into a smaller tent under a ViparSpectra LED for the final stage. And wouldn't you know it... LESS THAN A WEEK LATER, SHE WAS READY! After making us wait for what felt like forever, she suddenly decided it was time to finish! Of course, we cannot attribute that change in timing to one particular factor based on this single experience. But it certainly made for one of the funniest moments of her diary. FINAL RESULTS And despite taking her sweet time, the final results were absolutely respectable. We recorded: Wet flower material: 1,313 g Final dry and trimmed weight: 160 g I'm genuinely happy with those numbers. She gave us a beautiful harvest, and the final flowers were absolutely worth documenting. I don't chase numbers for the sake of numbers, but I do appreciate a plant that gives us a satisfying result after an enjoyable journey. And Passion Fruitz delivered! WHY AN 8/10? I'm giving Passion Fruitz an 8 out of 10. Not because she was a difficult plant. Not because she disappointed us. And certainly not because I wasn't happy with the final result. The reason is simply her slower development compared with the other plants in the project. She was normal-growing, healthy-looking, and enjoyable to follow, but she required considerably more patience before reaching the finish line. For some growers, that might not be a concern at all. For others, especially when managing several plants together, a longer timeline can make planning a little less convenient. That's the only real reservation I have from this experience. Everything else left me with a very positive impression. FINAL VERDICT Passion Fruitz is a beautiful example of why we should never expect every plant to follow the same calendar. She was slower than the rest, but she was never a disappointment. She grew beautifully, gave us a lovely harvest, and finished her journey with results that made me genuinely happy. And after all those weeks of waiting, I can honestly say that I enjoyed growing her. Would I grow her again? Absolutely! I'd simply remember to bring a little extra patience along for the journey. For now, this review focuses on the growing experience and the results. We'll return to update it after the smoke review, when we can properly discuss her aroma, flavour, and overall experience. Because there's still more to discover about this girl! Passion Fruitz, you may have taken your time, but you certainly made it worth remembering. 8/10 — A phenomenal girl, a beautiful harvest, and one very patient grower! Growers Love & Happy Growing!

really good effect, starts off with a fresh sativa dominant phase and slowly seeps into deep relaxation. whole transition is based on setting but love it

Overall it was a nice plant, short but robust and a pleasant smell during flowering. It stayed small in my case, but this year all the strains went like this, even if I kept the same parameters of previous years, so I cannot blame genetic. It is my worst year in my life from many points of view and the growth went in a similar direction, so blame just me and not the plants. Peace buddies, peace and if you can, spare a positive wish or thought to me.

She had a tough time in summer during the heatwaves, but she managed well.

really bad conditions during veg resulted in airy buds and small plant

I think this girl is a heavy feeder based on my growing experience.

This strain possesses a cannabis romance like few others. Skunk Classic, also known as Skunk #1, is the cornerstone of many modern crosses, certainly first-generation Dutch ones and beyond. Skunk #1 has a legendary history: brought to Europe by Sam the Skunk Man and then developed and selected by the first Dutch experimenters, it's truly a legend. Sam the Zamnesia Man sent it to me, and I grow with great pleasure. As an old-school guy, I clearly remember when Skunk arrived in Europe, and our reaction was crazy. We loved it so much and called for years everything Skunk. Pure, historic, love.

This strain is another excellent example of Zamnesia's latest autoflowering strains. I truly can't believe how autoflowering strains from a few years ago have become this way. The plants are truly impressive and rarely drop below 100 grams, even in an 11-liter pot like this one. The main characteristic of this strain is the long transition period, which allows the plant to develop a lot of hemp, vigor, and branches. The result is a big, big plant with big, big flowers, and a big, fat high is expected. This plant is truly beautiful, and so is the other one, but this one in particular. It's highly recommended for main lining, so be careful about the height, but it's definitely worth trying. It's difficult to grow because the long transition period makes it grow so tall that it can barely be kept under control in a 2-meter grow tent. Don't grow it in low tents, and it's definitely suited for outdoors.

Despite the initial problems, the result has become impressive. Let's see what the scale says in the end.

In Austria, growing cannabis plants for personal use is a legal gray area. It’s tolerated as long as the plants don’t flower, the THC content is below 0.3%, and there’s no intention to produce controlled substances from it.

This was a really fast grow didn't veg them as long as I have before and they still turned out pretty much the same packing the Same we weight

I'm in love maybe I have a new favorite strain despite those piskey thirpes we have done it and with very frosty ‍ buds hopefully it tastes as it smells

This strain impressed us with its fantastic response to a 24-hour period of continuous light. The response was truly impressive: lots of flowers and branches, one gorgeous plant, nice and fat and full of flowers, the other more resinous and with a fantastic main cola. The effects are relaxing but not completely couch-locking; there's still some life left and room for thought, work, and creativity, while still producing a plant with relaxing effects. This also depends on how long you let them ripen. I harvested them roughly halfway through the harvest window; if you want them more indica-like, let them ripen a lot; if you want them more sativa-like, harvest a little early, but not too early.

This strain is another cutting-edge Zamnesia excellence. Forget about the old stunted, under-productive autos. I'm averaging 100 grams per plant this time. Grown in tight spaces, even some in 11-liter pots, strains starting with Z are truly impressive. The parents provide the solution to the mysteries; this plant boasts a highly selected genetic line: Blueberry x Purple Panty Dropper x Ruderalis. Remember, where Zamnesia Blueberry is found, there's always great weed. The THC content is very high, around 22%, and mine seems to be close to it. On the other hand, there's not much CBD. We really like the aroma, which ranges from sweet to wild berry to floral, herbal, and creamy, thanks to the scientifically measured terpenes Caryophyllene, Myrcene, and Limonene.

6/30/26 Wow just wow! This girl had a great start and a great finish. I feel like she was a little shocked and stunted when she was moved in the tent. High ph water at least twice too. She shrugged it off and just chunked her buds up. This bud just finished drying in the vcure, not even cured yet and it tastes SO GOOD. Very little trimming work too, i had her ready for the vcure in about 30 minutes. Super easy resilient and forgiving to grow as well. I love zamnesias F1 auto line! It tastes so good like sweet candy gas that I immediately bought a 5 pack of these seeds from zamnesia.com last night. Use code ZAMMIGROW2024 to get 20% off your order if u want some fire Runtz F1 Auto in your stash as well! Happy growing friends ️

Truly excellent strain from every perspective. The flower quality is probably top of the list. These are truly solid buds, very resinous, and with a fragrance that suggests a fantastic taste—these last things are not at all a given these days. It's very stable; the plants are of a similar phenotype. I think it's one of those that doesn't cause any particular surprises, a sure thing. The genetic line suggests Sunset Sherbet x Larry OG, and therefore a creamy aroma, but with hints of spice and vanilla, I think I detected. We're 80/20 in terms of indica and sativa, so we're predominantly relaxing but not happy, relaxed, and balanced. Balance is another highly appreciated thing these days. High THC levels can make you lose focus and cause a bit of anxiety and paranoia. With London Pound Cake, however, you're playful and happy. This one deserves a real 10-star rating. I'm telling you this if you want to believe me, but otherwise, you're missing out on something wonderful.

a top strain from the Zami team. Very easy to care for and has decent growth power. I had no difficulties with her and the effort was manageable. With good nutrients and regular watering, she is already happy

Good automatic white widow. She has shown resilience and respect.

They were unfortunately so airy because of the heat and high humidity.

The pink rozays really took off. Very beautiful, extremely hardworking plant.