The Central American landrace and heirloom thread (Part 2)

What is this 35 weeker you speak of? Mean green pheno? I wanna say I read it already but I couldn’t find it :slight_smile: lol PS if anyone knows of a strain that improves memory I volunteer for a seed run:) just saying

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I look forward to your opinion. I hope you try it.

@NIGHTMARE That’s what I’ve been told,…red color. So much the bud looked red sometimes, but I think storage could turn the right strain Red too. One of my own strains phenos turns red in 6 months curing in a jar…so I’m open to the possibility it was treatment after harvest that made some stuff called " Panama Red" that reddish color. Drug dealers were about sales lol. “Looky here, I gotcha some of that famous Panama Red”.could have been anything.
My dad described a high that was like my high last night. Excellent.

That would work lol. Longer flowering?
What do you think? Was Panama Red a hybrid? Landrace? I always thought it was a landrace. A lowland Punta Roja. But I read that it was grown on the Pearl Islands, so no elevation to explain Purple/ Red color. Of course it could have come from the highlands originally. I also read or was told it was cultivated in the mts above the canal. Either way, there should be mold resistance. The short ones wouldn’t hold up to a tropical downpour. Had to be a fairly recent hybrid. Recent to 1971.
The 3 Panama Red strains I’ve grown were hybrids

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Here’s Oaxaca at 14 weeks. Some leaves dying off from the bottom up, hairs mostly still white.

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Something interesting!

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Well on it’s way! Quality control technician standing by if ya need :grin:

salute-vishal

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bienvenido…

.necesitas agregar un poco de tequila a tu melón.

Ricooo!

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Ooh bro @420noob , you should also drop that link in the fermentation thread :slight_smile: and I’m not saying it doesn’t belong here only that they would also find it interesting and you also might as well if you haven’t found it already:) lol

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Lol. NOT Oaxaca. Keeps you very focused for manual labor, and even thinking tasks, but if you stray with your thoughts for even a moment, you’ll forget what you were doing.:laughing: Cheech and Chong smoke.
Peshawar is a good one for focus.
Meangreen is a hybrid( not available)from (3) 70’s Vietnam era SE asian landraces, crossed in 1982. I’ll be crossing Oaxaca to a cutting of it, for an OST type with a different twist. I have another couple hybrids planned with it too.
I sure hope it’s good!

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Never heard of this one but colour me intrigued!

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Is there a sedative comedown with this one? I’m looking for a focusing strain that just tails off, back to sober without that burnout feeling…

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Zero comedown. It’s a 100% Sativa from Northeast Afghanistan, originally. Nuristan province, where it’s wet. Good mold resistance. Good frost resistance, I think. All plants i grew saw a light frost with no damage, and my favorite saw many before “cooking.”

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@Upstate , what’s an OST? Thanks

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Sounds incredible, you know where I can get it, or are you up for a swap? UEL is pretty much all I can offer.

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Been a long time since I had one of these, especially with no anxiety, very intriguing

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35deg N, when do they finish for you?

Very, isn’t this what everyone wants? (well, most of the time)

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@drgreensleeves i think it’s Old Silver Thai

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Panama Malawi & Red Congolese
are the shinning stars on my Functional Ganja list
(of course it couldn’t be Local or anything like that)

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Seems like everything I smoke puts me out if I don’t continue smoking…. I’m so worried about anxiety anymore I’ve basically stayed away from the majority of sativas…. I really gotta start popping some though as I miss the variance, lately it’s indica, indica or indica leaner, some 50/50’s

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An here what they do outdoor one is untopped it’s my favorite I’m just south of the 38th parallel so there’s that and either they will make or they won’t I’m not going to protect them at all :slight_smile: I want to know as well:)


This photo was taken about 7-10 days ago and today they are pushing 7+ feet and we have had about 1 1/2 inch’s rain in the past 2 months and 1 inch of that we got last week and all I have given them was about 2 sauce pans every week or 2 :slight_smile: they are pretty tuff and I don’t use pesticides of any kind :slight_smile: PS Peshawar afghan sativa

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Nice @drgreensleeves

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