Zamaldelica regular by ACE Seeds
Zamaldelica regular by ACE Seeds is a regular polyhybrid with a clearly tropical sativa orientation. The variety combines Zamal with Malawi and Thai influence and is aimed at growers and breeders looking for a strongly branched, aromatically distinctive, and clearly sativa driven line with an earlier to moderate finishing time for this type. Within the ACE range, Zamaldelica stands for a marked tropical cross with strong individuality.
In cultivation, Zamaldelica develops a medium sized to vigorous, strongly branched sativa structure with good adaptability across different setups. Indoors, the variety responds well to high light intensity and enough room. Outdoors, it is recommended up to about the 43rd parallel and shows good suitability even under more humid or changeable conditions. Because of its side branching, it can be guided especially well in broader canopy based setups.
Flowering time indoors is around 11 to 14 weeks. Outdoors, the harvest window usually falls from the third week of October into November. THC content ranges from 17 to 27 percent, with about 0.4 percent CBD and around 2 percent CBG. In terms of yield, Zamaldelica is positioned in the average to high range and combines this with good resin production and clear sativa morphology.
Its profile shows a distinctive aromatic direction with sweet carrot, mango, orange, and floral notes. The breeding logic remains easy to read, with Zamal bringing the exotic tropical side, while Malawi and Thai add extra depth, structure, and refinement. This gives Zamaldelica a clearly defined identity rather than the feel of a generic standard sativa.
Data sheet
| Crossing | Zamal x Malawi/Thai |
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| Sativa | 100 % |
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| THC | 27 % |
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| CBD | 0,4 % |
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| CBG | 2 % |
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| Flowering time | 11 - 14 Weeks |
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| Harvest month | 3rd week of October / November |
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| Aroma | Carrots, mangoes, oranges, flowers and resins |
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