How to grow AK Auto
THC 21% Taste
Seb's take
AK-47 crossed with an unnamed Ruderalis parent — unknown, though the speed and potency give the game away readily enough. Citrus, earth and pine sit under a floral top note; the effect runs euphoric, giggly, sociable, properly relaxing. Quick, and rather better than the modest write-up suggests.
Where it comes from
AK-47 on one side and, on the other, a ruderalis parent the breeder declines to name. Unknown, the record says, and leaves it at that. One does not press a man on his sources. What the ruderalis contributes is plain enough: the autoflowering habit and the speed that comes with it, laid over the AK line's long-standing reputation for potency. Seedmakers keep the write-up brief, promising only speed, strength and flavour, and rather underselling all three.
Nose & flavour
Citrus over an earthy base, with pine running through and a floral top note softening the whole. It is a fuller, rounder nose than the AK line usually offers, the earth grounding the citrus rather than letting it run off on its own. Exquisite is the record's word; I would settle for well balanced, and better than the brevity of its description suggests.
The high
Euphoric at first, then giggly and sociable, good company in short, and the sort that lifts a room before it lets anyone sit down. The relaxation arrives later and gently, more a settling than a collapse. A cheerful, even-tempered high with no sharp edges to speak of, which is a large part of its appeal.
Growing it
Here the record turns reticent: no flowering window, no height, no yield figure to quote, so I will quote none. What can be said is drawn from its type and its promise. She is an autoflower, which fixes her schedule regardless of the light she is given, and the description leads with speed, quick to finish being her advertised virtue. At 21% THC with a point of CBD alongside, she carries her potency openly. Beyond that I will describe temperament rather than invent numbers: a forgiving, unfussy plant that asks for competence, not ceremony.
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Common questions about AK Auto
Is AK Auto an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?
An autoflower — she flowers on age rather than light hours, which simplifies the schedule considerably.
How strong is AK Auto?
The breeder lists THC around 21%. Firmly in the strong band.
What does AK Auto smell and taste like?
She smells of earth and heritage; nothing invented, nothing added.
