the Mexican Landraces Thread

[Wuachuma]

BOEL 70's Hawaiian garlic/pickles

Very effervescent. Smells like garlic and pickles

 

[Wuachuma]

wrong thread

 

[Wuachuma]

wrong thread, sorry guys

 

[cajafiesta]

Oye! @elchischas

Soy Aqui! Soy el chico de instagram. Hablamos de frijoles de mexico y thailand. Me ensenas a pronunciar el "R." Me recordas? Este es un hilo fantastico. Me gusta todos los fotos de plantas mexicanas.


Great thread dude! Happy to be here. Thanks for the recommendation of joining. Killer thread!

 

[unnamedmike]

Guerrero highland#1

Destroyer chi, destroyer*chihuahua copper canyon

Copper canyon 1990

 

[exoticrobotic]

BOEL 70's Hawaiian garlic/pickles

Very effervescent. Smells like garlic and pickles

Interesting. Very nice looking plants.

I've had very garlicy/pickled spring onion smells from a few Kryptonite Bubba Kush x OG Kush.

And plenty of dill/gherkin smells in THH

 

[Wuachuma]

Interesting. Very nice looking plants.

I've had very garlicy/pickled spring onion smells from a few Kryptonite Bubba Kush x OG Kush.

And plenty of dill/gherkin smells in THH

Yeah working with the Hawaiian for a few generations makes me see NL5 or even NL5 x Haze in OG

 

[Petrochemical]

Ive had really good luck w garlic smelling plants

BOEL 70's Hawaiian garlic/pickles

Very effervescent. Smells like garlic and pickles

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[Galaz]

Saludos a todos en el foro, comparto la pequeña y apresurada cosecha de éstas calitas de una variedad de la región central de México.

Greetings to everyone in the forum, I share the small and hurried harvest of these "calitas" of a variety from the central region of Mexico.

 

[Ijager]

Oaxacan from Colorado sativas, from the description it sounds recently collected and, what do you think? The leaves are looking pretty wide and hybrid influenced to me.

 

[herbgreen]

 

[Hempy McNoodle]

I am sort of a newbie with landrace sativa's but I thought the same thing about my Snow High Double Acapulco Gold plants. But, I learned that some tropical pure sativa's start out like that. The leaves might get narrower as they grow. Hard to say.

 

[Ijager]

I am sort of a newbie with landrace sativa's but I thought the same thing about my Snow High Double Acapulco Gold plants. But, I learned that some tropical pure sativa's start out like that. The leaves might get narrower as they grow. Hard to say.

Thanks. I checked out your AG thread, nice!

This is the totality of the description from Colorado sativas “Gifted from a friend of a friend who worked in Oaxaca on an energy lease. Amazing aromas of cedar, mint, pine, incense, citrus, floral.”

these were actually a freebie pack and even if there’s a bit of genetic “pollution” I’ll be happy to have a mostly traditional Mexican.

 

[unnamedmike]

Destroyer Chi

Ch. Copper Canyon

 

[elchischas]

Oaxacan from Colorado sativas, from the description it sounds recently collected and, what do you think? The leaves are looking pretty wide and hybrid influenced to me. View attachment 18725826 View attachment 18725827 View attachment 18725828

No doubt that its a hybrid plant ... Sorry

Destroyer Chi
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Ch. Copper Canyon
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Wow! It looks really pretty!

 

[RandyCalifornia]

Oaxacan from Colorado sativas, from the description it sounds recently collected and, what do you think? The leaves are looking pretty wide and hybrid influenced to me. View attachment 18725826 View attachment 18725827 View attachment 18725828

I agree with Chischas, def not pure. A good sign for me besides leaf width is good NLD's start branching early and make long branches.

 

[Petrochemical]

Trying to stock up on my land race from Mexico, seeking assistance from those with kind hearts and vast knowledge bases
Here is my current collection please help me improve upon it

 

[Hempy McNoodle]

I agree with Chischas, def not pure. A good sign for me besides leaf width is good NLD's start branching early and make long branches.

I have a feeling that that can change based on plant spacing. If you crowd them together tighter then I would think they would have less side branching. Plants seem to know how much room they have between each other.

 

[OntologicalTurn]

Hey. A mexican here, if You guys like mexican landraces take a flight yo Oaxaca, then a bus yo San José del Pacífico o San Mateo Rio Hondo, beautiful small villages in the middle of the mountains with spectacular landscapes.

you can still find traditional sativas, verdelimon, morada oaxaqueña etc. collect some seeds. and smoke excellent landrace hash that some Italians taught the locals how to make. with the plus that in rains the forest is filled with magic mushrooms.

Oaxaca is one of the few places where the big cartels have not monopolized the crop and are used to receiving international hippies, with which they would be supporting peasant families.

I say this because I have seen many supposed Mexican landraces, which do not seem so.

and by the way you can go to the beach, it is halfway between the city of Oaxaca and Mazunte.

 

[xet]

Hey. A mexican here, if You guys like mexican landraces take a flight yo Oaxaca, then a bus yo San José del Pacífico o San Mateo Rio Hondo, beautiful small villages in the middle of the mountains with spectacular landscapes.

you can still find traditional sativas, verdelimon, morada oaxaqueña etc. collect some seeds. and smoke excellent landrace hash that some Italians taught the locals how to make. with the plus that in rains the forest is filled with magic mushrooms.

Oaxaca is one of the few places where the big cartels have not monopolized the crop and are used to receiving international hippies, with which they would be supporting peasant families.

I say this because I have seen many supposed Mexican landraces, which do not seem so.

and by the way you can go to the beach, it is halfway between the city of Oaxaca and Mazunte.

Nice, great tips. How do you feel about Chiapas area?