Given the underground and ultra-secretive world of cannabis cultivation, there is no telling the ancestry of many strains. Once the DNA of cannabis is thoroughly researched and sequenced, that information is going to be full of surprises. In fact, I’d be willing to bet Panama Red and Punta Roja are contemporaries, both descended from a narrow-leaf, pink-pistil Afghan phenos or something equally unexpected. I’d also wager any landraces coming from Commonwealth or former Commonwealth states had their origins in south India, and that many other genetics that found their way into those did so in the last 50 or so years.
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Here are the Colombian Gold I have growing. This was a month ago. The front 2 are from the same seeds you have. This were the early trial ones.
The plant in the right corner is a clone from one I already harvested.
This one is taking more after dad. He branched out on his own.
This one is taking more after mom. She was more vertical, as is the clone growing in the back.
I flipped them to flower 2 weeks ago.
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Smashing….great fotos…and great to compare.
Yes definitely very alike ( which don’t surprise me…) two still seem more columner at moment … and one is spreading side growth more than others.
Really enjoying this thread and so far so good…thanks for all your help Ron …and others who join in.
Regards
P J
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They look very similar to mine when they were small.like that.
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Looking really good
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Just a quick one …The fall Co-op is ready to check out.
All you Gus who signed up for @Old-Ron Colombian gold can go into DYI green life…
All other goodies are there…The post I’ve copied below.
Happy growing and big shout to @G-paS for all her hard work and the breeders like Ron who make this possible.
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Front and back pics of the raised bed. The Oaxaca has formed buds and the Mulanje is just getting started. The Oaxaca is slightly brighter and the Mulanje is a little darker in color.
Here’s the Oaxaca in the bucket.
And the MDS
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Whaaa PTB your smashing it…they look real yummy
Sterling job
P J
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Thanks. I feel like I haven’t done anything. They just grow themselves outdoors. It was those who made the seeds that did the hard work.
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Lets give this another shot.
Took some clones from the dirty flowering plants, as a last ditch effort. Here’s the Hoa Bac selection & a Pearl pheno Oaxacan — already revegging!
Dr. Zymes & Spinosad took me 90% of the way… now Neoseiulus californicus & Persimilis are here to finish the job 
(I’m as stubborn as a spidermite. I never give up)
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Glad to see you pulling it all through this tough patch!
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Botanigard W22 works really well too but can’t go wrong with Spinosad and predator mites!
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My oaxacan haven’t even begun to bloom. Only males making pollen sacks.
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What’s your latitude?
35° north…centrl Oklahoma
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Damn straight. Never give up.
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So is that for Canadians as well or do we deal directly with Doug?
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Doug is distributing the Canadian packs…but I still think you pay through Sebrings site.
Maybe double check with @DougDawson
Happy growing
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He’ll probably see the post and answer here . I’m not sure how it’s working this round?
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