Your the man Tom now we can be assured she wont be lost and forgotten. any one notice the distinctive leaf serration with the tips being long and skinny with no blades for about an inch i just picked up a few from UPNORTH and this trait stands out and have noticed this from pics of others TrainwreckHey again Tony,
It's really hard to say because some of these handles got put on (to distinguish them) after the cut got popular to the point that there was imposter cuts abound (via selfings and not some m/f seed line is my guess). The first cut I got was said to come out of some UC Davis folks camp. This was the same time Tuck was talking about pesky intersex expression and the arcata cut, the arcata cut likes to throw nanners if taken too deep into late floral stages. This Davis cut, didn't do that or purple as easily and etc like i mentioned in the previous post.
But these all above fit the description folks here are laying down, TW is a vine more than a plant, miss floppy, and has a very distinct aroma/flavor. 2 years back a partner brought up some tw clones out of the bay area, this shit wasn't tw at all, who knows wtf is was but there is no mistaking tw. When that type of stuff starts happening it's time to start covering bases to make certain she's not lost. So I'm growing/breeding the hell out of it currently