Reportedly, this is a strain that grows near the Malana village, but is isolated from outside influence. It is supposed to be a 7km hike away from the village, with no road access, so only the farmers typically visit this particular region.
If you look at the bud structure alone from individuals of malana cream: https://www.icmag.com/forum/marijua...ces/346166-malana-cream-rsc-grow-report/page2 the oversized inflorescences suggest there could easily have been some contamination with modern genetics. In stark contrast, the lone plant I've grown from wailing valley, so far, shows no physical signs of introgression or contamination with modern hybrids, and hopefully it stays that way!
Aroma-wise, in this early stage of development, the buds on the individual I'm growing has a spicy sweet smell with a very subtle eucalyptus background to it! No doubt, there is a lot of diversity in this population, and what I'm experiencing cannot describe the strain as a whole. The population this individual came from had a high frequency of purple individuals, as as this plant matures, we will see if it will change color. So far, it doesn't seem like purple is dominant in the lone plant that I'm growing.
With regard to height, since it flowers somewhat early, as long as you start them late in the season (at least outdoors) or take clones, you can probably keep them in check, but if grown for the full season, these will turn into trees, so growers beware!
It looks like this plant will finish outdoors at end of October, and regretfully, this is the end of the line for my collection since there are no others from the population to produce seeds. I'm sure others have this variant and if you do, please feel free to post your pictures and experience here!
Resin production is pretty decent, I think this will be rosin squeezable:
As the plant matures, I'll post some updated photos, so stay tuned!
If you look at the bud structure alone from individuals of malana cream: https://www.icmag.com/forum/marijua...ces/346166-malana-cream-rsc-grow-report/page2 the oversized inflorescences suggest there could easily have been some contamination with modern genetics. In stark contrast, the lone plant I've grown from wailing valley, so far, shows no physical signs of introgression or contamination with modern hybrids, and hopefully it stays that way!
Aroma-wise, in this early stage of development, the buds on the individual I'm growing has a spicy sweet smell with a very subtle eucalyptus background to it! No doubt, there is a lot of diversity in this population, and what I'm experiencing cannot describe the strain as a whole. The population this individual came from had a high frequency of purple individuals, as as this plant matures, we will see if it will change color. So far, it doesn't seem like purple is dominant in the lone plant that I'm growing.
With regard to height, since it flowers somewhat early, as long as you start them late in the season (at least outdoors) or take clones, you can probably keep them in check, but if grown for the full season, these will turn into trees, so growers beware!
It looks like this plant will finish outdoors at end of October, and regretfully, this is the end of the line for my collection since there are no others from the population to produce seeds. I'm sure others have this variant and if you do, please feel free to post your pictures and experience here!
Resin production is pretty decent, I think this will be rosin squeezable:
As the plant matures, I'll post some updated photos, so stay tuned!
