How to grow Auto Brooklyn Sunrise
Taste
Seb's take
Diesel and AK-47 genetics behind this one, with lineage tracing back through Durban and Pakistani hash lines — a fair bit of geography for a plant that grows mostly like an indica. Pine, earth and diesel on the nose; the high is uplifting, euphoric and energetic, at 22 to 26% not one to underestimate.
Where it comes from
A great deal of geography sits behind this plant. Diesel and AK-47 genetics form the trunk, but the roots run further — the Diesel line traces back through South African Durban and Pakistani hash stock, while both parents carry Mexican traits, the Diesel leaning to the sativa side of that inheritance. A newer American strain from Dutch Passion, it grows mostly like an indica despite all that sativa history in its papers. For a plant that finishes on autopilot, it carries a remarkably well-travelled passport.
Nose & flavour
Diesel up front, as the lineage insists — sharp and fuel-like, cut with pine and a grounding earthiness. Not a subtle nose, and no worse for it. The pine lends a fresh edge over the heavier diesel base, the earth keeps it anchored. This is a plant that does not travel discreetly, and makes no apology for the fact.
The high
Uplifting, euphoric and energetic — the sativa side of the family speaking clearly, whatever the plant's indica stature might suggest. A bright, active experience rather than a sedating one, better suited to the day than its close. At twenty-two to twenty-six percent, though, not one to underestimate; the energy comes with genuine strength behind it.
Growing it
Flowering runs to around seventy-seven days, which places it among the more patient autoflowers — the sativa heritage exacting its usual toll on the calendar. Height is not something the record commits to, though the plant is described as growing mostly like an indica, which tends toward the compact. Yields land between 400 and 500g per square metre, a solid return, and it takes equally to indoor and outdoor quarters. Firm buds in decent time; a well-behaved plant for the strength it eventually delivers.
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Common questions about Auto Brooklyn Sunrise
How long does Auto Brooklyn Sunrise take to flower?
Around 11 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers. She takes her time; the result is the argument for it.
Is Auto Brooklyn Sunrise an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?
An autoflower — she flowers on age rather than light hours, which simplifies the schedule considerably.
How strong is Auto Brooklyn Sunrise?
The breeder lists THC around 26%. Among the strongest figures in the catalogue.
What does Auto Brooklyn Sunrise smell and taste like?
She smells of earth and heritage; nothing invented, nothing added.