most of the countries in latin america are corrupt. But this is the result of those who came to colonize, build a new colony, with the excuse of freedom, which was actually an exile, of what they considered criminals, crazy, etc. In theory, what came first along with the ship of colonizers, was the corruption that was also on board.
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BOEL= Brothers of Eternal Love, btw⌠some of the people in the thread here have posted BOEL links. Try BOEL as your search here on OG
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Well said âŚand we can double it againâŚ
People under estimate the size of Central and South America and the multiple islands that surround them.
Landraces in these countries were a cash crop mostly grown by. Indigenous communitiesâŚtraveling rivers ,traversing mountains etc
If youâre looking for landraces you need to take all these things into consideration⌠they are. Out there, Iâm. Very surprised that we do not hear much about the grow triangle around Guatemala, Belize and Chiapas in MexicoâŚeven El Salvador.
Itâs a great thing travelling and finding exellent weedâŚIâve had some great stuffâŚBut at the moment Panama , Costa Rica etc âŚis still full of Crispi, creepyâŚcrimpi ( whatever dialect depends on the country) big time.
Limon. Verde was grown in Brazil as well.
Weed knows no bordersâŚI am sure there are gems somewhere ,not just here âŚbut in Asia far east as well.
Itâs a great hobbyâŚand doing research is great fun, especially on O G
Thanks
G Man
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That stuff should be ready to use and not too hot. Chicken poo just has to settle out with time from whatever method.
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Thatâs the one I use. Sativas love it. Takes a week to start working. ( 4 waterings or so)
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Those look absolutely Wonderful @George .Good for you Brochaco
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In France if I recall correctly. Now that I know what Turkish looks like, I would say thatâs a . Turkish plant In the Lebanese genepool
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The one behind her looks interesting. Obviously longer flowering and nld looking.
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The wife is very knowledgeable about period clothing and dates this one to around 1910, just prior to WWI is her guessâŚIâm betting France too, and Turkish, Lebanese or Moroccan would all be good guesses.
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No doubt. A third plant, longer flowering as well, is behind the chunky one
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Epic lineup! Iâd missed all posts around here in the thread. Huixtepec is on the Oaxaca border and imo is the same landrace as Cryptic Labs Oaxaca. Stonier high than Cryptic Labs
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I was going to comment how similar they look at that size.
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Lol I didnât even notice the cat until I zoomed in
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Thanks! Have a few other Oaxacan crosses going too that I mashed up last season (NepalJam, Bangi Haze, and Ethiopian).
I also forgot to include the couple Oaxacan pearl stems going. One of them has some funky leaf variegation going on. Iâve read this can be either a gene expression or possible plant virus causing this so Iâll be keeping a close on it.
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I donât know about the variegated plants. I wouldnât breed with it. I havenât had one yet, save a kashmir plant or two. Neat looking though. Looking forward to the growđ
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Thatâs ringing a bellâŚseems like I had that happen one time a while back, but I forget which plant it was.
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