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Oaxaca 79
- Thread starter dubi
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Yeah i would like to cross Green Haze from Oldtimer with Oaxaca 79, life will tell if possible.
Nannymouse
Well-known member
This is very exciting news! I do think that the IBL would be very valuable. Not that easy to find these old ones. I have very fond memories of the good mexican bags that we had before the bricking started to be so prevalent.
bonghopper
Active member
Well Dubi, do you's hold any similar Mexican lines? Vmans Oaxacan or even Mountain Gold come to mind to cross with the 79, @Pineapple_Punch has already proven its a winner of a cross...
This Oaxaca 79 is fairly superior to any other Mexican I've experienced. Everyone who has tried it agrees.
I have seeds from a more modern Oaxacan variety collected a decade ago that a close friend brought me from there. I would like to explore them for upcoming Oaxacan projects (if they still germinate!). Honduras would also be a good match for Oaxaca 79. I have others in mind... time will tell!
Oaxaca79 / oaxaca, cultivo de invierno, creo que 2012 / 2013...
What a beauty, @el mani!
It appears to be a predominantly Oaxaca 79 phenotype, unless the other Oaxacan was quite similar.
I found some photos out there of Oaxaca.
This particular one is from a winter crop. Planted in January on the balcony and harvested at the end of May, it is not as tight as the seasonal ones but very cheerful in effect.
As you say, this line is very similar to O79, although with somewhat longer flowering times.
salu2
This particular one is from a winter crop. Planted in January on the balcony and harvested at the end of May, it is not as tight as the seasonal ones but very cheerful in effect.
As you say, this line is very similar to O79, although with somewhat longer flowering times.
salu2
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Hey, well it was a nice cross, if it was a winner i don't know. There were some hermie problems, since both lines seems to be prone to herms in my eyes. High and smell were pretty nice in my eyes, but keep in mind that im only a tent grower (1 Tent) and that i only had 1 sinlge Oaxaca'79S1 girl available, the rest had no vigor and stopped growing, Seeds were not fresh anymore when i got them.
I wouldn't say no to a pure Oaxaca'79S1 release by Dubi, great smell and high for sure, i really liked the Mextiza back then. I was curious myself how closely related this line is to the one vermontman uses. I cant wait for the release
As i have grown both, i would say they are not related at all. Smell, high and growth are completely different in my eyes.
Well I politely disagree there, a Panama Red in 9 weeks is not a Panama anything, its just somebodies bigger, stronger, faster worked or "improved" line.
Regardless i'd be curious to see it.
There is no such thing as a non-hybridized landrace NLD finishing in 9 weeks unless this is what your referring to as a PR
which it obviously isn't.Please don't take offense its just my 2 cents!
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RobFromTX
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Well I politely disagree there, a Panama Red in 9 weeks is not a Panama anything, its just somebodies bigger, stronger, faster worked or "improved" line.
Regardless i'd be curious to see it.
There is no such thing as a non-hybridized landrace NLD finishing in 9 weeks unless this is what your referring to as a PR
Please don't take offense its just my 2 cents!
No offense taken friend. You clearly have much more experience with sativas than me.. I was just referencing my experience with dubi's panama, which is a very worked line. I havent grown out any of the ultra long flowering varieties yet, as i can only grow indoors with very limited space. But im looking forward to the day i can
This is the real Panama Red.
Looks just like the Colombian Punto Rojo
Do people even know that Panama WAS part of Colombia?
People are not even ready for that conversation.
*All pictures outside of the vintage magazines are mine btw
Looks just like the Colombian Punto Rojo
Do people even know that Panama WAS part of Colombia?
People are not even ready for that conversation.
*All pictures outside of the vintage magazines are mine btw
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RobFromTX
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This is the real Panama Red.
Looks just like the Colombian Punto Rojo
Do people even know that Panama WAS part of Colombia?
People are not even ready for that conversation.
*All pictures outside of the vintage magazines are mine btw
It looks like some of the really good mexican bag weed we would get in South Texas in the 90's
EnjoyingLife
Well-known member
Well since you mentioned it....This is the real Panama Red.
Looks just like the Colombian Punto Rojo
Do people even know that Panama WAS part of Colombia?
People are not even ready for that conversation.
*All pictures outside of the vintage magazines are mine btw
Can you give a short explanation of what happened?
Panama was part of Columbia.
History lessons are always welcome.
I’ve seen the new hybrids but holding out for a pure version!
acespicoli
Well-known member
Some of the better stuff from South of the Border
The red had good smell and up nice buzz, crystals too... no mold
@Lugo nice score, you been working this line awhile ?
@RobFromTX
Your remember seeing a batch of lightly pressed spears as long as your arms ?
Just the sweetest Colas I ever saw come out of the South... 90ish 92-95 those years are a little blurry
Got some ox a couple reds and some spears to throw down soon
In all the years these are the only two I fondly remember....were talking out of alot of tonnage
Maybe this
Panama is a country in Central America bordered by Costa Rica and Colombia. Panama is an isthmus that connects North and South America and is also considered a Caribbean nation. Vasco Nunez de Balboa discovered the Pacific ocean off the coast of Panama in 1513. Its strategic geographical location has made it a center of commerce and transportation since Spanish colonial times. After its independence from Spain in 1821, Panama became a department of Colombia until 1903 when the United States began building the Panama Canal and created the Panama Canal Zone, a major navigation hub. The official language is Spanish.
Panama Canal Zone - Wikipedia
Someone on IC here has some military reports of the soldiers stationed there smoking weed
You really gotta read those its comical
Some of the earliest reports of recreational cannabis use in the military came from the Panama Canal Zone in 1916, where troops were noted to be using the drug. Also in 1916, thousands of US troops used marijuana while in Mexico on General John Pershing's punitive expedition against Pancho Villa (1916–1917).
Pancho Villa - Wikipedia
He was known to his friends as La Cucaracha or ("the cockroach").
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