How to grow Bay Burger Early Version
THC 28% 
Flowering 45 days 
Yield 600 g/m² Taste
Seb's take
The autoflowering line of Bay Burger, adding Eleven Roses Auto's Ruderalis genes for a quicker turnaround without touching the 80:20 Indica-Sativa balance. Same pine, lemon, and citrus nose, same relaxed, giggly, calming high — the shortcut, in this case, costs nothing in quality.
Where it comes from
The early-version line of Bay Burger, adding Eleven Roses Auto's Ruderalis genes to the Bay 11 and Donny Burger cross for a quicker turnaround. The record explains the approach plainly: successful photoperiod plants mixed with Ruderalis to make fast-growing versions with practically the same 80:20 indica-sativa make-up. Same Californian, award-winning heritage underneath, hurried along by a touch of Ruderalis. A shortcut that leaves the pedigree intact.
Nose & flavour
Pine at the front, with lemon and citrus brightening it, the same fresh, sharp bouquet as the original, the resin carrying it well. A clean, aromatic nose rather than a sweet one, cutting against the indica body. Bright, loud enough to notice, and true to the line it comes from. No character lost to the speed.
The high
Relaxed, giggly and calming, a good-humoured, settling experience with a lightness to it despite the indica weight, unchanged from the original. At a formidable 28% THC the strength is entirely intact, so approach as you would a staircase in the dark. The giggle first, the calm behind. A sipping strain, not a session one. The shortcut costs nothing in effect.
Growing it
The chief appeal is speed, she finishes in just 45 days, faster than the original, for the same 600 g/m². No height figure is given, so I will not guess at one; the Ruderalis in her suggests a compact, manageable plant. The record is clear the smoke matches the original in quality, so the quicker calendar comes at no cost to the result. A fast, potent, heavily resinous plant for the impatient. The shortcut, in this case, is nearly free.
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Common questions about Bay Burger Early Version
How long does Bay Burger Early Version take to flower?
Around 6 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers. Quick, as these things go.
Is Bay Burger Early Version an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?
A feminized photoperiod strain — flowering starts when you switch the lights, so the timing is yours to control.
How strong is Bay Burger Early Version?
The breeder lists THC around 28%. Among the strongest figures in the catalogue.
What does Bay Burger Early Version smell and taste like?
Citrus leads the nose — sharp, clean, and inclined to announce itself.
