How to grow Pandora Auto
THC 19% 
Flowering 60 - 75 days 
Yield 400 g/m² 
Height 120cm Taste
Seb's take
Paradise Seeds keep Pandora's exact contents sealed — a curious choice of secrecy, given the name. She stays under a metre, a neat Christmas-tree shape with a single main cola thick with resin and orange hairs. Rumoured Sensi Star and Spoetnik heritage; a tidy, undemonstrative autoflower either way.
Where it comes from
Paradise Seeds keep Pandora's exact contents sealed, which is a curious choice of secrecy given the name she carries. They will say she is 70 percent indica, which her characteristics and effects bear out, and the rumoured heritage points to Spoetnik, Sensi Star and ruderalis behind the autoflowering frame. Whatever is inside the box, the plant behaves consistently: a tidy, undemonstrative auto that does not need its parentage advertised to earn a place on the bench. Sometimes the mystery is the marketing.
Nose & flavour
The record gives no flavour notes, and with the genetics deliberately kept hidden I will not invent any. What it does describe is a bud covered in thin orange hairs and dense with trichomes, on a plant with a good leaf-to-bud ratio, which points to a resinous, aromatic finish even if the specific notes go unlisted. A frosty, well-formed flower, on the evidence given, with the aroma left for the grower to discover.
The high
The record does not spell out the effect beyond confirming the plant's clearly indica character, so I will not manufacture a detailed profile. At 15 to 19 percent THC on a 70 percent indica frame, a settled, relaxing experience is the fair expectation, weighted toward the body rather than the head. I will let the genetics speak and leave the specifics where the record left them. Approach her expecting calm rather than lift.
Growing it
An autoflower that finishes flowering in eight to nine weeks from seed, rarely exceeding 100cm indoors or out, though the record lists her at 120cm. Left untrained she forms a standard Christmas-tree shape, one main cola with several well-filled branches. Indoors she returns a solid 400 g/m², with outdoor plants exceeding 100g each. THC runs 15 to 19 percent. Her good leaf-to-bud ratio makes for an easy trim. A neat, compact, well-behaved auto that asks very little of whoever is minding her.
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Common questions about Pandora Auto
How long does Pandora Auto take to flower?
Around 10 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.
Is Pandora Auto an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?
An autoflower — she flowers on age rather than light hours, which simplifies the schedule considerably.
How tall does Pandora Auto grow?
Around 120 cm. Standard tent territory.
How strong is Pandora Auto?
The breeder lists THC around 19%. Firmly in the strong band.
