Walkabout Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Mr Nice Seeds

Mixed outdoor varieties with genetics from Thai, Haze, India, Skunks, Mexicans, and New Guinea. Recommended for outdoor/greenhouse cultivation.

$2.67

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Walkabout Cannabis Seeds from Mr Nice Seeds

You want to go Walkabout? A selection of mixed outdoor varieties with all genetics of supreme sources including Thai, Haze, India, early Skunks, Mexicans and New Guinea. Highly recommended for those in need of a walkabout. A guaranteed recipe for outdoors or greenhouse cultivators, with its range of early finishes and a few late flowers. By the time your WALKABOUT is over you will have forgotten where you are going but you will know where you came from.

Heritage: Walkabout
Category: The Naturals - Old school genetics
Family of breed: a mixture of Thai, skunk, Mexican, New Guinea and Haze
Breeder: Shantibaba's
Preferred medium: bio and hydro, outdoors/greenhouse
Expected yield: indoor not recommended g/h & outdoor 450 g/plant
Flowering period: Indoor it is not recommended due to variation of sativas present but this is not a rule by any means. In the northern hemisphere it should be completed by September/October/November and in the southern hemisphere by April/May/June.
Recommendations: For the inexperienced growers to the most advanced. Highly recommended for first-time outdoor growers
Special Notes: A winner to those with economic budgets, looking for something from well selected landraces mixed in with hybrids.

Strain FAQ

Can sativa strains be harvested by early November?

Yes, sativas like Durban Poison have been bred to mature early, adapting to shorter growing seasons..

Does this strain's SE Asian heritage affect its THCV levels?

Some South East Asian strains have significant levels of Tetrahydrocannabivarin (THCV), a cannabinoid that can reportedly decrease hunger and give a clear-headed, energetic high. These strains' greater THCV concentration makes them special in the cannabis world.

Is there a higher risk of receiving poor quality seeds when buying singles?

While buying single seeds could potentially expose buyers to varied quality, purchasing from reputable sources like Seed City can mitigate this risk. Established seed banks ensure each seed meets quality standards, regardless of whether it's sold singly or in packs.