How to grow Doctor Jamaica Auto
THC 19% 
Flowering 56 days 
Yield 250 – 450 g/m² Seb's take
Doctor Jamaica crossed with Ruderalis for an Indica-dominant autoflower that more or less grows herself — standard nutrients and regular watering are all she asks. Ready in as little as 56 days at 19% THC, and short enough in stature to pack tight for a proper Sea of Green.
Where it comes from
Vision Seeds crossed Doctor Jamaica with a ruderalis to put the citrus line on an automatic clock. Indica-dominant in this version at seventy per cent, it keeps the parent's easy temperament while the ruderalis half shortens the season and drops the height. A feminized autoflower meant, in the record's own phrase, to change your mind about the type.
Nose & flavour
No formal notes are set down, but the Doctor Jamaica parent brings its California Orange citrus into the cross, and the record rates the finished flower pleasing to the palate. Take the lineage as the guide the notes withhold.
The high
Potent for an autoflower at nineteen per cent THC, with the indica dominance setting a settled, weighty tone. Trichome-covered flower and a straightforward, one-directional effect; the record calls her a production machine, and the potency backs the label.
Growing it
About as low-maintenance as they come: adequate watering and standard nutrients are all she asks, and she largely grows herself. Ready in as little as 56 days for 250 to 450 g/m². Her short stature suits a Sea of Green, so pack as many as the square metre will take and let the numbers add up.
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Common questions about Doctor Jamaica Auto
How long does Doctor Jamaica Auto take to flower?
Around 8 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.
Is Doctor Jamaica 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 Doctor Jamaica Auto?
The breeder lists THC around 19%. Firmly in the strong band.
