sativa

Walkabout is out here leading a double life — two totally unrelated strains sharing one name, and nobody's called it out.

Origin 1: A sativa landrace blend created by Shantibaba at Mr Nice Seedbank, crossing Thai, North Indian, Haze, Mexican, Skunk #1, and a New Guinean landrace. Named after the Aboriginal Australian tradition of a spiritual journey through the land, this version carries a lineage not repeated elsewhere. Its aroma leans tropical and citrusy with a skunky, pungent edge, and the flavor brings spicy herbal notes grounded in earthiness. Buds show fat, spade-shaped nugs in bright neon green with thick pinkish-orange hairs and pink-tinted trichomes.

Origin 2: A sativa-leaning cross bred by Mr. Spliff of Cannabis, crossing OGKB Wanderer with Duwamish Diesel, carried by FarmaceuticalRx (FRX) and Maine Craft Cannabis. This version runs notably higher in THC and leans into a pungent, fuel-forward profile: petrol, charred marshmallow, and sour pine, with a peppery, sour-diesel finish rather than the tropical citrus of the landrace version.

Reviewers across both origins describe an uplifting, energetic buzz suited for daytime activity, though the fuel-forward second origin tends to read as more intense given its higher potency. Bottom line: same name, two different trips — know which one's in the jar before you head out.

Walkabout is an easy-to-moderate strain that stretches to 5–6.5 feet both indoors and outdoors, though outdoor or greenhouse growing is the way to go here — indoor setups aren't ideal for its leggy sativa structure. It thrives in warm, Mediterranean-to-tropical climates and produces three distinct phenotypes: two stretched-out versions (one fast-finishing, one slow) and a more compact slow-finisher. Expect a longer flowering window of 12–14 weeks, roughly 100 days, which tracks with its heavy Haze lineage. Yields tend to land around 400 g/m² indoors and 450–550 g/plant outdoors when conditions cooperate. Despite the patience required for that extended flowering time, this strain is approachable enough for first-time outdoor growers who have the climate to support it. Since this name covers two unrelated crosses, verify which origin you're actually growing before relying on these specs.
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