I have the dwarf pheno. Two taller girls. One has a split stalk the other is a giantess probably 11 maybe 12 for tall. Only the dwarf 6foot tall plant has calyxes
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I love the color, it seems that it has been curing for months and not a couple of days.
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@Upstate Hopefully, at some point, we will be able to isolate Old Silversides into a separate repeatable pheno.
And yes, the Alter Ego/H.O.G. is from Bodhi. I was able to obtain a pack from Colorado Sativas. Iām wondering how theyāre going to compare to what Iām growing now.
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I think I have some of the Old SIlversides seeds from another member. They are labeled OS so I assume it is themā¦what is it again and where is it from? I thought it was some kind of Thai, but apparently not.
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My other females have afew caluxes down.low.
So my Red Snake twin was developing large clusters of balls on the taller plant and I just chopped him. But, the smaller companion is showing some white hairs this morning! So I transplanted it and will continue to monitor.
I am quite certain there was only seed per cup, so how this twin could have two genders is very interesting. Apparently fraternal twins is a possibility.
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Hey yāall!
My Jalisco 
Landrace run is coming along well! Itās the end of week 2 of flower and I need to cull 1 outright hermie, and have 2 other males thatā iām waffling with 1x absolute keeper.
If yāall have the time, Iād really appreciate yāall stopping in here on my thread to help this tired brain make the correct decision with this. 
Hereās the group shots with the up-close in my threadās post.
Thank yāall most kindly!
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@Pigeonman
I have some of thoseā¦watching closely
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My advice is keep all viable males. You donāt know enough about what traits they might pass on to get rid of anything yet and your āsolidā male could still turn on you and throw female flowers.
Better to have an inferior male than none at allā¦ And I think the land race team use rather small amounts of plants for their reproductions so I wouldnāt eliminate any genetics I didnāt absolutely have to the first run. Secure and expand all the genetics you have bought first by using every stable plant you have the firs pollination round, unless something truly lacks in all departments.
The worst drooping is sometimes the plant telling you it is a male. They always seem to droop first or most, likely because they get bigger quicker. I can pick out which plants are male or female in my own strains most of the time by this drooping. Yours donāt seem so easy. Plants that are used to being grown in the ground will also droop like this when their taproot bottoms out and begins to spin. Hunger can also do itā¦
Plant 3 is maleā¦the pointy thingys sticking out are Stipules. ( @George i rememberedš)
Plant 4 is a mess
#7 is male. Again. Purple stipules sticking out.
Good ratios for lots of diversity! Looking good!
Psā¦ all males look good to use.
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Colombian Gold .
Three weeks from flip.
Number 1 is definitely a maleā¦
2 and 3 ā¦looking female but not 100% sure,
Ye stretching big timeā¦Iām ok if I get two fem.
Iām going to top the male to a managble size and quarantine it.
Got a wee mate helping me out guarding the plants.
Happy growing
Regards
P J
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, I always have to check my notes ā¦ 
Thank you so much for your valued input and advice from experience @Upstate !
Looks like #4 is the only one coming down tonight and then iāll rearrange the plants so the males are staggered. 
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Hyp3brids has a Jalisco IBL that just dropped some weeks ago and is way cheaper than TLTās selection. Wonder if their sources are the same, I copped some. Maybe we could marry the stock?
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Replaced the Colombian gold male with Dutch Passions Desfran femā¦to meet her cousins.
Turning into a beautiful femaleā¦10 days since in the flip.
Ok thatās all Oh @George when the F**k can I flame these bananasā¦think maybe be when the Colombians ready LOL
Well bueno noche from the Mountain.
P J
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Nice view youāve got there good luck with the grow.
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Great harvest! 
, ruhm 
and weed 
can be an explosive mix, take it easy amigo and buenas noches from the old continentā¦ 
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So, I used the wayback machine and was able to find the description posted on ColoradoSativas website for H.O.G./AlterEgo:
HIGHLAND OAXACAN GOLD S1 (Alter Ego)
Genetics: Oaxaca, Mexico
Outdoor flowering: Mid October
Bodhi:
āThe Oaxaca Highland Gold, somewhat similar to the Colombian Gold, lacked bright gold color but sported purple and red calyx tips on its blondish-brownish-green buds. It had larger buds surrounded by long, skinny leaves. It was a nearly pure Sativa which grew tall at 45Ā°N, outdoors. It was also one of the most symmetrical sativas I have encountered. The plants grew long side branches toward the bottom, and the even growth made these productive beauties look like Christmas trees when mature.
The Finished Product: A very sweet and spicy herb of the highest quality, with a hint of fruity pine aroma. A certain, unmistakable flavor comes to mind: that of incense cedar/frankincense/burgundy/floral with spicy/savory undertones. Coffee, chocolate and fine tobacco were also present, but the sweet incense cedar is what I most recall from the Highland Oaxaca. It produced the most desirable finished product, in my opinion, and has yet to be replicated to my complete satisfaction.ā
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But wait, thereās more 
I also found this written by DJ Short: https://www.cannabisculture.com/content/2005/06/28/4280/
Highland Oaxaca
Highland Gold, somewhat similar to the Colombian Gold, lacked bright gold color but sported purple and red calyx tips on its blondish-brownish-green buds. It had larger buds surrounded by long, skinny leaves.
I smoked this variety during brief periods in the early 70ās and again in the late 70ās, paying anywhere between $40 and $120 per ounce. It was some of my all-time favorite because the aroma and flavor were of a super-spicy cedar incense with a slight fermented berry taste, in a very comfortable yet powerfully psychedelic pot. This herb contributed to many great parties, concerts and events of the era because it produced a very socially-conscious experience and mixed well with other psychedelics.
With a long lasting, creeper high that kept coming on in waves over the hours, this stuff had no ceiling. One phenomenon consistently reported from the Highland Oaxaca experience was that of peripheral visual distortions of primarily cartoon color images. This tended to increase the visual distortions caused by other psychedelics such as mushrooms or LSD.
The Oaxaca Highland Gold was a nearly pure Sativa which grew tall at 45?N, outdoors. It was also one of the most symmetrical Sativas I have encountered. The plants grew long side branches toward the bottom, and the even growth made these productive beauties look like Christmas trees when mature.
The finished product was a very sweet and spicy herb of the highest quality, with a hint of fruity pine aroma. The seeds for this variety were small, dark and round, and the plants exhibited slight signs of hermaphroditism and required surveillance to maintain seedlessness.
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It seems to me that Bodhi reproād DJShortās Highland Oaxacan Gold.
What do yāall think?
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I have alter egos H.O.G. as well but Iām a bit skeptical to run them since his Mexican Red Hair was not as advertised. Some started to go auto and the ākeeperā looked like a sativa dominant hybrid. Itās structure actually reminded me of the World of Seeds āColombian Goldā I grew that is apparently a C. Gold x Skunk #1 in reality
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