al nice, i wish i woulda been able to get in on the buy in real nice job,
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Thereās about to be a couple thousand seeds of the Panama floating around OG. Shouldnāt be too hard to pick some beans upš
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My family and I decided we are moving to Mexico last month and now with the change in cannabis laws that went through yesterday Iāll have a little more bounce in my step.
I look forward to sending you some of my finds and also testing some stuff down the line. We will be based in the Sayulitaās area 
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Wow! And you live in the US now? Big change. I bet it will be a wonderful place to live. Probably an awesome climate to live and grow in.
@Elchischas thatās excellent news about the Mexican landraces. I always thought there must be somebody high up in the mountains that held onto the old genetics. After smoking some of it, I wiould think a lot of people have those genetics. I know I will never be without oaxacan again. Looking forward to seeing your photos. Just keep posting and reading posts and you will be able to share a picture before too long at all.
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Costa Rica maeee
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The Colombian gold I smoked reminded me of the golden squares from captain crunch with a faint lemon funk on the back end. The Killamanjaro was very earthy with mild sweetness (maybe somewhat berry-ish if I recall correctly) and musk.
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At the request of @Elchischasā¦ here are his picturesā¦
Guerrero Gold looking alive and well under the Mexican Sunš
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Welcome to OG, I know that you will like it here. Your local knowledge on this particular topic will be invaluable.
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Holy sweet Manoli! Who do I talk to to bring some fine central america to grace this island of mine?
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Iām not sure exactly. He says these are probably Acapulco Gold. They are beautiful looking sativas, thatās for sure. I donāt know where the photos came from, but I do believe they are recent. Maybe last season?
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Youāve just re-invigorated me! Itās so incredible to know that type of cannabis experience is still possibleāit really gives me hope. Youāve done an absolutely incredible job with those plants. Exotic, gorgeous, and vigorous!
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Nice central location you are moving to. Excellent climate for cultivating cannabis I would imagine. Are they going to allow home growing?
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Thanks my friend. It was a great distraction from the cold winters here growing them both. The genetics truly are special. Excellent high from the Oaxacan. My only regret is that I didnāt get to smoke Panama, but I could tell that theyāre high-quality genetics . At least Iāll have plenty of seeds to put away to make sure that someday I get to try it seedless. It appears from the photos above that there are still treasures to be found South of the border in Mexico. As good as this Oaxacan is, the knowledge that there are even better( these canāt be the best, good as they are)genetics to be found in Mexico is very enticing. I would love to try them allš. What I have tried has left me wanting more. With legalization people will be more open about the old lines that they have continued to grow and preserve all these years. I think you will find something good. Your timing for your trip couldnāt be better. Hybrids dominate the market down there as it is now. With legalization they could become even more dominant.
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Looks like 8 plants are allowed for home grown, Iām not sure if that is per adult or per householdā¦ also a permit will be needed but that sounds pretty straight forward to attain.
2 big stomper local land races outdoors and 6 hybridās in a tent for that night time smoke should be sufficient.
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@FattyRoots Iāve seen Mexican plants hit 20ft in pictures. Iād say two of those ought to do you for the year LOL. Canāt wait to see what genetics you find in the area. Hopefully something unhybridized.
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Hi everyone. This is my first post here on Overgrow. I found this very interesting thread and decided to join. These are my Zacatecaās Tributes (BSHW x 79Oaxacan). Getting very nice cedar, pine, and eucalyptus smells off some of the stems. Looking forward to seeing these flower out!
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Welcome to OG! Nice looking plant. Do you have the weather to finish that or will you have to bring it in? Thatās supposed to be an excellent variety you have there. Keep posting updatesā¦
Sounds as if the oaxacan genetics are shining through. Lots of cedar, Pine smells in Oaxaca
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I gotta second that man, fantastic job.
Hey @TopicalWave! Welcome. Thatās a nice looking plant. 
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very nice for sure. and welcome to og
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maybe you may know, way back mid 80s-90ish time there were some buds around that smelled like xmas, real pine terps, light greenish, and was around back then, no one seems to know, perhaps one of the mex land races?
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