lol that would be a great name, I have been doing some research on it and found info on this site and ICmag. I was surprised to find out it was from the outback, This strain has been in NY for as long as I can remember, and everyone up here grows it (outdoors).Make you wonder how these strains find there way half way around the world in an era b4 seedbanks.Maybe someone from upstate NY went on vacation to AUS. in the 70's and meet wallyduck...Whatever the case I hope someone has grown this indoors so I can see if I want to. I am hoping to do this in a SOG on a 4x4 E&F table.
Here in Oz, the term 'outback' is quite arbitrarily used for any country zone that has more land than buildings, really, and you're probably right: Back in the 70's and 80's it wouldn't have been too difficult to slip a few seeds in your cap or wherever, and voila!
I didn't even know it was from Australia, and I am 7th generation Australian! Hows that for being kept outta the loop!
Give ME some that shit, it'll grow pristiiiiine here given the climate is native. I will start asking around now I know it's a local herb, someone'll have it.
THOUGH, you'd probably find that, here, most Aussie growers are probably more attracted to strains from the UK/Netherlands. It's always the way people are: People always want what they *don't* have, never what's commonly available, so it might be difficult to get here.
Uh I got the hiccups. God they're a piss off.