100% agreed. The ridiculous names and rebranding of something once popular is misleading. I've seen multiple pictures of Kona Gold on Icmag and other site's and the new vs old look nothing alike. If you do, however, know for sure where it was from and bred, the name can be informative and helpful in preserving that specific variety.It's strange how people just like a nice story for their weeds origin . I sound like a broken record but somehow the mexico seeds I find from imports are worth less. they are less valuable in some people's minds because I don't know where in mexico they come from. No fancy state or city name just mexico modern day brick is all I can say. I refuse to make up a name for them like " this herb right here is Acapulco Hawaiian gold"