Kagyu separated and is now starting a landraces of Mexico company. You can find him on ig.
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Cool thnx for the information ill check that out. I prefer heirloom and landraces so right up my alley. Wonder if hes found the famous purple zacatecus(sp).
Check out Hyp3rids purple Zacatecas lines - might not be the old legend but looks pretty good.
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They’d probably do fine inside from what I’m seeing - they’re inbred and 50% afghani so you’re not looking at some 15ft Mexican heirloom by any measure, they stretched 1.5-2x from the first sign of flower
Thanks for that link they have some cool cultivars. Based on yall’s pictures i figured they’d do okay in a tent, im in a prohibition state so gotta stay indoors. Lmk please if either of you make extra seeds youd consider a small 10 seed trade end of year. Thanks!
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When are you taking the bshw down? Was hoping too see some more pictures soon when you got time. Im assuming you have to wait for your seeds to fully mature. Check out this bshw indoor, I was talking to this grower he said his shows those pink pistils too when ripening. Looks like he vegged his out for awhile…
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Probably another week or two, some are pretty mature, others still need a good bit of time. Just took some pictures this evening will post them soon. Purple side clearly different from the green now - orange and purple leaves showing. Have 3 of them and 4 of the green. Happy with that split of representation for the seeds.
Do you know the origin of that grower’s BSHW? I’d like to know where Coastal sourced this originally… seems there’s several lines going around. The one you shared looks really similar to one of the females I have finishing up now.
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He actually got it from somebody else so no clue. Pretty cool find, i have never seen bshw anywhere until i ran across your thread. Mostly just rumors and hearsay. Maybe swami but hes hit and miss
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Looking beautiful @HighDesert they’re starting to swell up now. Looks like a solid seed crop, congratulations 
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Thanks, yea should be a few hundred seeds or more, plenty to look through and keep these going into the future
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Update on the females, most look ready in the coming week or two, will let them go a little long to make sure seed is good and mature
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Oh ya i can see them swelling good now. Not too much longer
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Or a few thousand 
It’s always amazing to me how many seeds a fully pollinated plant can hold.
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Still looking great! We’ll done!
Wow! It looks like most of your seed is in the bud. Mine mostly grew in the crease between the petioles and main stem. Had to watch them as they will shatter and fall in the pot.
Did you pollinate earlier in flower? These were pollinated basically from week 2-6 intermittently by each male so it’s just seed stacked on seed as the buds developed
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Thats interesting good idea on using multiple males. That should guarantee you more diversity i would think. Being an ibl at this point, are there diffrent phenos? Or just color diffrences
There are 2 distinct “colors”, 2 distinct flower forms and 3 different structures that I’ve noticed so far.
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Yes, my female bloomed in 14 hours of sunlight. About 6 weeks after I germinated. I can’t explain it but since I had males throwing pollen I gathered and painted it on her.
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Well past ripe now, tried a little sample today… excellent, creeper effect that took about 20 min to fully show - powerful and cottonmouthed early on then more lucid, stimulating effect on the back half.
Can’t wait to try with a full cure - finished plants smelled like a sour tropical fruit over incense - varied which was stronger dependent upon the plant but they all had that general combo.
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