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| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Genetic Type | Hybrid |
| Harvest Time | 10-12 Weeks, 8-10 Weeks |
| Harvest Yield | 400-500g/ m2, 500-600g / m2 |
| Seed Gender | Regular Seed |
| Seedbank | ACE Seeds |
| Country | Spanish |
| Effect | Creative, Energetic, Social |
| Genetic Family | Landrace |
| Quality | Annibale's Choice, Most Potent |
| Taste and Smell | Floreal / Mint / Chocolate, Lemon / Citrus, Pine / Wood / Balsamic, Spices / Incense / Cheese |
| Where to Grow | |
| THC | High THC (20%), Low THC (10%), Mid THC (15%) |
Ethiopian x Malawi Regular is an F1 hybrid combining two of the most iconic African sativas. Ethiopia contributes its structural elegance and mental clarity, while Malawi Killer contributes its raw power and flower density.
The result, as discussed on THCFarmer, is a “boosted” African sativa that is easier to manage than pure Malawi but significantly stronger than the Ethiopia landrace. In its regular form, it’s a perfect cross for those looking to select productive mothers with an energetic, uncompromising high.
This cross displays exceptional hybrid vigor. The plants grow vigorously and branch out generously. Indoors, it flowers in approximately 11-13 weeks. Thanks to the Malawi genetics, the buds are more compact and resinous than pure Ethiopia, significantly increasing the final yield.
It is a highly resistant plant to heat and mold, adapting well to both indoor and outdoor cultivation in Mediterranean or tropical climates. It responds well to pruning and training techniques, yielding large harvests of high-quality sativas.
The aroma is a fascinating blend of both parent strains: the citrus and woody notes of Ethiopia blend with the oily, metallic, and fermented lemon notes of Malawi. On the palate, the flavor is dense, spicy, and persistent.
It’s a complex bouquet that evolves during smoking, leaving a balsamic sensation on the nose. Resin production is high, with trichomes densely covering the flowers, making it ideal for producing potent and fragrant African hashish.
The high is a perfect balance of two African worlds: it begins with the euphoric and clear-headed boost of Ethiopia, which is then amplified by the psychedelic power of Malawi. It’s an energetic effect that never tires, perfect for activities requiring motivation and creativity.
Compared to pure Malawi, the experience is more joyful and less “anxious,” making it accessible to a wider audience of sativa lovers. It’s a strain that guarantees profound mental well-being and an inexhaustible boost of vitality.
Ethiopian x Malawi regular by Ace Seeds is bred from high quality pure African sativas, both very vigorous and productive in their own right, but when combined they explode in vigor, production and potency, reaching previously unsuspected levels.
The growth of this hybrid is more in character with the Ethiopian side, being tall, slender and flexible, albeit more hardy, and with moderate stretch and internodal spacing thanks to the tamer influence of the Malawi Killer.
The flowers of regular Ethiopia x Malawi have the desirable qualities of African sativas: very beautiful, long, thin and delicate Ethiopian pistils, which arise from an abundant, dense and very resinous floral structure with very few leaves, a trait inherited from the Malawi Killer phenotypes.
As an eminently tropical sativa hybrid, her flowering is moderate to long, although under the right conditions of strong light and warm temperatures plants can produce huge yields that deliver an enhanced high quality African sativa effect: cerebral, energetic and psychedelic at the same time.
The flowers have a sweet scent of citrus/lemon aromas and sandalwood, with delicate floral and woody touches, slightly musky, with an earthy, dense and resinous background. Ethiopia x Malawi regular is a sativa hybrid specially created for lovers of pure, potent and high yielding African sativas, and for outdoor cultivation in tropical or subtropical climates.
