[Irotas]

Aww, I lost my Mextiza because I couldn't bring it inside fast enough. Guess I have to wait until 2017 for another Oaxacan cross because I cant find Mextiza in stock anywhere. Thanks for your work.

[dubi]

I highly doubt any Oaxacan or Oaxacan hybrid will be released through ACE.

I will share any interesting result of the testing with kaiki from CBG and let him take the decision of what to do with the line.

[MJtheIndicator]

Outcross to Mextiza could be cool, #12 seemed to have potential.

[SpaceBros.]

Here's a smoke report from HT magazine in Spring 1975

Oaxacan - has a minty taste and is also spicy. It tingles the taste buds. The minty taste allows the throat to stay open, which means you draw more smoke into your lungs without coughing it out. It's quite airy considering it's power.

I'm doing Nirvana's El Dorado (Oaxacan 12th generation backcross) now. Not sure how authentic it is. It's a bit of a broader leaf variety not a small thin leaf like I was hoping.

Is the '79 a highland gold or a pelo rojo variety?

Feel free to PM me if you need any official testers Dubi

[sweet-emotion]

Oaxaca 12 and 24 would be my keepers...great stuff dubi, keep em comin!

I believe a pure Oaxacan should be available, S1,S2,s3 firstly, then run the hybrids... We want that 12 fingers...

[Ronni]

budstructure looks similar to the one from chimeras highland mexican x blueberry

[Terpene]

Originally Posted by dubi

Only then i will be able to decide what to do with them.
Being a S1 fem line unfortunately we have no males to reproduce the line in the traditional way in pure form, without modify its original genepool. The only way to keep its original genepool unaltered would be to reverse all the best females and open pollinate them to make a next S2 open pollinated generation.
Of course, there will be a high degree of inbreeding in this next type of generation, but there are also good chances to fix the healthier and more vigorous genes, and the more desirable flowering traits.

Other option would be to pollinate the oaxaca 79 with other oaxacan lines, although this also means some kind of outcrossing. A friend visited Oaxaca past year and brought me back seeds of different oaxacan sativas, he told me some were very good, but i haven't had the chance to explore them yet.

Another option would be to outcross Oaxaca with other interesting and highly worked central american lines like Guatemala, Panama, Tikal or Honduras, test the F1s and check which ones perform better, then maybe backcross the oaxacan F1s back to the pure oaxacan 79 females and then select for the best and most representative traits of the Oaxaca line in the backcrosses.

Your Oaxaca '79 (especially #12) looks very much like some Oaxacan seeds I was gifted several years back. Its been a long time since I grew them, but I remember it being a soaring and fantastic time.

I think outcrossing it to other Oaxacans sounds like it would be a great way to semi-preserve the line. Just as exciting is the potential in outcrossing to other central americans... these ideas are too awesome not to explore.

[mikeandnaomi]

Originally Posted by huligun

I smoked some Oaxacan when I was in Mexico in the 80s. That shit got me so high I as talking to myself. I was kiind of paranoid too

Awesome !

[vinrusso]

Originally Posted by Obsidian

#24 looks like the pure G13 I used to grow back in 80-83
could be it's twin

You grew G-13 in 1980? I didn't even know that myth had even started yet.