How to grow Dulce De Leche Auto
Taste
Seb's take
Cream Caramel and Mapple Leaf folded into a Ruderalis cross, promising something like dessert with a deadline. Heavy, sticky buds release a distinct sweetness the moment the grinder opens them. An autoflower for those who want caramel without waiting for the caramelisation.
Where it comes from
VIP Seeds folded Cream Caramel and Mapple Leaf into a Ruderalis Russian cross for this autoflower, sixty per cent indica. The Cream Caramel side supplies the sweetness the name promises; the Ruderalis takes care of the flowering. Built, in the record's estimation, to be a reference point among autoflowering varieties, dessert with a deadline attached.
Nose & flavour
No formal notes are set down, but the record is clear on one thing: break the bud in the grinder and a distinct, unique sweetness is released, the Cream Caramel heritage announcing itself the moment you reach for it. Heavy, sticky flower to match.
The high
At seventeen to twenty per cent THC, with the sixty-per-cent indica lean setting the tone, the effect leans toward the settled, comfortable end. A dependable rather than a showy character, in keeping with a plant built for consistency.
Growing it
An autoflower finishing in 55 to 65 days for around 350 g/m² of heavy, sticky bud. No height figure is recorded, but the Ruderalis backbone tends to keep plants of this sort compact and forgiving. The record's promise is simple enough, once it is in the garden, it earns its place, and the sticky flower makes the case.
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Common questions about Dulce De Leche Auto
How long does Dulce De Leche Auto take to flower?
Around 9 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.
Is Dulce De Leche 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 Dulce De Leche Auto?
The breeder lists THC around 20%. Firmly in the strong band.