My plants are typically sloppy looking lol.
I let them do their thing, but only so I can see strengths and weaknesses for breeding purposes. Pruning is, hands down, the way to go.
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Looking good! Short pheno Oaxaca represented. Looks like a nice yield is shaping up.
Howās she smell?
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@drgreensleeves
Iām ok with folks using my foto on the threadā¦Iām sure it was credited on an earlier postā¦and it was used as an example.
Thanks for pointing it outā¦ā¦but not a prob.
One love
P J
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125% ā¦
I also been nipping and tuckingā¦or it would be biggerā¦she is slowing down nowā¦and putting the energy in to flowering now.
P J
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I like itā¦.nice crossā¦very Xmas 
looking.
Some nice future smoke there. Enjoy 
P J
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I havenāt really paid any attention to the smell yet. Last time I sniffed it, it didnāt have any smell. Itās been a neat plant. I think the LT is the more dominant in this cross. TheGoji/LT looks a little more Goji to me.
The O/LT just kept growing once flipped. Not really so much stretch as the whole plant just kept growing uniformly and doubled in size. 
Hereās the Goji/LT for referenceā¦
Hereās the two next to each other. I think the O/LT will be the bigger yielder in the end. Goji/LT buds are swelling but not as many on the plant like the O/LT.
Peace 
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I like it, the O/LT looks great the other looks nice but I like the structure of the bigger one.
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Hereās my Oaxacan 43 days above ground and about 4 wks 12/12 no signs of sex yet.
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Another week or two and you should see something. If you get a 20 weeker It could take seven or eight weeks of 12 12
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I believe mine showed at 5 weeks. they look awesome, pretty soon they may look like this.
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Is that a pearl pheno? Or just really early flower so not much if any bud formation!
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I might use that 4th pic as a screensaver.
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Well, early smells are sharp turpentine! Iām really curious about this one. Iāll try and get the seeds shucked and maybe somebody would enjoy giving it a shot. Iāll make sure itās good first.
It has a nice Christmas tree shape that has a nice airy structure but more bushy than the Oaxaca. I didnāt try and hold it back, really. Maybe a little late getting it into a bigger pot. Iām interested in the flowering time. I think itās gonna be shortened from the O time. LT was only around 9 Iām guessing. It started flowering early and seemed finished early, too.
I think that Cryptic Oaxaca would pair well with a lot of strains. I wonder what it would be like with a hash plant like G13/hp? 
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So is it possible to have a female preflower that is pink or purple? Itās actually kinda magenta from what I can tell throw the loupe. One of my Peshawar Afghani is a male Iām pretty sure gonna hang on to for a bit to make sure.lol. I donāt want it to be swollen calyx or something idk
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Iām still wrapping my head around the mechanisms for mould resistance, I mean obviously the more open flowers of equatorials is one part, but yeah itās definitely not the whole story; some airy flowers will still mould easily and Iāve see some super dense and wet all the time and still no mould. obviously some immune/resistance genetics at play, though it doesnāt seem to often play nice at the individual level in terms of inheritance, indicating what its most likely highly polymorphic? Acclimatisation is a pretty brutal zero sum game, you adapt or die I guess, I would think with a big enough population, say at least 500 plants, natural selection would sort itself surprisingly fast, perhaps even faster than we can from our more limited selection?
Totally it is yep 
pistil colour is likely a plant wide trait, and a fun one to play around with, colour later on related to leaf and flower etc. is more related to the plant senescence process, with different anthracyanins resulting in red, blue and purple colours. Cyanidin I think is the one most responsible for red so maybe the PR is high in this.
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I see a 7 year OG anniversary giveaway thread is going. Sure seems like a good candidate, tested or notš it must be good!
Surely it would pair well. I bet one one the famous old strains is made from this pairing. Probably would just say G13ĆMexicanā¦surely itās worth making again. Thereās gotta be hundreds of different Oaxaca lines that came here long ago, each one giving a unique twist to whatever it touched.
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You are probably right. I was determined to keep certain phenos, no matter the cost in time.
Itās interesting that the structure of the plants that I made mold resistant didnāt really change. They look just like they did back in ninety eight. For maybe a decade or 15 years, each year, the plants made it a little further into flower before they rotted. Then one year I picked a budlet with no rot. A year or two later I picked a cola with no rotā¦
Then multiple colas. Finally, whole plants made it, though I always picked right when the resin went from clear to cloudy. I think theyād still rot, at least some ( resistant plants)would anyway, if one waited for amber resin.
Some phenos, naturally my favorite couple, still mold a bit late in flower. As recently as 2014 I was still losing whole plants.
Pretty much. I grew some plants close to home to ensure a harvest, but always grew others remotely, and got what I got. I always seeded a branch of all my keepers. If it was killer pot, I grew it again if the seed survived., despite any mold issues. So maybe acclimatization did take longer as a result. With large populations in Panama, especially seeded populations, it would be next to impossible to keep mold prone plants alive, so perhaps my theory sucks and it is a more recent hybrid. 
Still had to be long enough ago for the flowering time of all phenos to even outā¦
Seeds( husks from mature seed) and preflowers are always the first things to rot.
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