great project. interested to see how it all works out.
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That is very true brother. These days, I keep reminding myself I have more than enough material wise, and that I should always share what I have even to help someone even if it’s the shirt off my back.
I have seen the generosity and work of people on this site to spread genetics that people would charge an arm and leg for, and it always inspires me to share everything I can, and keep working towards seed preservation, a little pollen chucking, and similar projects that will benefit our wonderful community here.
I will be very happy to share anything and everything free of cost of course. As long as I have a roof over my head, a little food to eat, and a couple plants going I don’t think I have much to complain about or want for, especially money.
To me I think selling lambsbread seeds shouldn’t be done, it’s not ethical. Especially if you’re thinking about respect towards Jamaican culture and beliefs about ganja and its usage.
That’s just my two cents though, I’m sure plenty of people don’t mind making money off of anything they can but that’s definitely not my agenda.
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This thread and it’s people are amazing 
thank you all for your knowledge and time and seeds 
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That’s nice!
Dig the open leaf structure
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the commercial market is missing out with the thin leaf stuff - something about them is so much more appealing than the wide leaf pour moi - curious what them scents/aromas are like?
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Beautiful! When do you expect she’ll be done?
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Nevil’s Oaxacan sativa back in the days.
Weather forecast Oaxaca April 26th
See UV index early afternoon
What RCC wrote in his book Marijuana Botany about the Mexican cultivars
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Well the plants are with a very good friends
So i didn’t know about the smell
The true mexican lines always got those really beautiful thin leaves
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The Morelos one probably middle of noviembre
And the other one until december, i’m sure of that
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Hers Oaxacan x red snake
Oaxacn inside
Clone from that Oaxacan outside
One that was marked Peshawar Afghani but been told looks more Oaxacan and I did have a label issue
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“sativas méxicanas”
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Probably its real Peshawar… i saw enough photos
And that Afghani its moré sativa that’s the sativas lol
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Same thing says ACE, Reeferman, etc etc
With they “landraces”
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This one from the Sativa Seed Bank was the same as the one from the Seed Bank from Nevil.After many years you can’t call it a landrace anymore, just a cultivar originated from Mexico or another country.
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It’s the most normal thing to use someone else photo nowadays if you don’t have from your own.Can you show an other one.
This is a purple phenotype of a Chinese landrace from Yunnan, but not early Durban.
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I see what youre doin’ Just an example of Mexican 
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