Looking for a chill companion? Urgam x Malana by Indian Landrace Exchange blends Urgam and Malana F1, flowering in just 63-70 days. This strain sparks creativity and energy with a delightful pine, citrus, and spice aroma. Perfect for gardeners seeking balance. Scroll down for more fun details!
$108.88
Regular
Sativa
Urgam x Malana F1 Strain
10 seeds
20/80
18% to 22% %
Citrus, earthy, lemon, pine
8 to 9 weeks
Moderate
Myrcene, limonene, caryophyllene, pinene
Cerebral, creative, energetic, focused
Evening
Train your Urgam x Malana plants to manage their height and airflow for optimal yields. Keep humidity low to prevent mold.
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Urgam x Malana seeds by Indian Landrace Exchange unite two storied Himalayan landrace populations — Urgam and the Malana F1 strain — in a regular 10-pack of preservation-grade genetics.
This is living cannabis history, collected at origin and offered to growers who value authenticity.
The lineage is Urgam x Malana F1 Strain. Urgam hails from the high valleys of Uttarakhand, while Malana — from the famous Himachal Pradesh village of the same name — is the source of some of the world's most celebrated charas cultivars. Indian Landrace Exchange, the leading collector of subcontinental landraces, made this F1 pairing to combine two resilient mountain populations.
These are regular seeds with true landrace diversity: expect males and females, meaningful plant-to-plant variation, and traits refined by generations of Himalayan farming rather than modern selection. For preservationists and breeders, that diversity is exactly the point of Urgam x Malana seeds.
The aroma profile runs citrus and lemon over earthy pine — a clean, resinous mountain nose that reflects the charas heritage of both parents.
Myrcene, limonene, caryophyllene, and pinene lead the terpenes: sharp conifer top notes, bright citrus through the middle, and a warm, spicy-earthy base that lingers on the exhale.
THC measures 18% to 22% — respectable strength delivered with landrace clarity. Reported effects are cerebral, creative, energetic, and focused, the classic soaring sativa experience these valleys are famous for. To understand why origin populations like this matter, read about cannabis genetics.
Unlike many modern hybrids, the high stays clear and functional — a thinking-person's effect suited to creative work, though the breeder tags it best for unwinding in the evening.
Flowering runs a surprisingly quick 8 to 9 weeks for a sativa, with moderate yields. Difficulty is intermediate — these are hardy mountain plants, but their vigor needs managing.
Indian Landrace Exchange recommends training to control height and improve airflow, and keeping humidity low to prevent mold on the long colas. Round out your collection with more cannabis seeds at Seeds Here Now.
For landrace collectors, preservation breeders, charas enthusiasts, and growers bored of modern candy hybrids. If you want uniform plants, look elsewhere; if you want genetics with a story and genuine diversity, this 10-pack delivers.
Store seeds cool, dark, and dry — an airtight container in the refrigerator keeps landrace stock viable for years. Germinate gently: paper towel or direct sow into a light, airy mix.
Healthy seeds crack in 24 to 72 hours. Expect vigorous, stretchy growth and visible variation between plants — tag your favorites early and take cuttings before flower if you want to preserve a standout.
Seeds Here Now sources every pack of Urgam x Malana seeds directly from Indian Landrace Exchange, so your genetics arrive authentic, fresh, and properly stored. Orders ship fast and discreetly across the US with tracking, backed by our germination guarantee.
True Himalayan heritage in a regular 10-pack — secure yours today, because origin collections like this rarely come back around.
