How to grow Roadrunner Autoflowering #2
Taste
Seb's take
The sequel to Dinafem's original Roadrunner, this time with Diesel Ryder folded into the mix — a third-generation autoflowering hybrid, still slightly indica-leaning. At 6-12% THC she is a gentle introduction rather than a heavyweight, honest about what it is, and bred simply to produce a reliably high-quality crop.
Where it comes from
The sequel to Dinafem's original Roadrunner, this time with Diesel Ryder folded into the mix — so the lineage runs Lowryder #1 and Dinafem #1, as before, with Diesel Ryder added on top. A second generation of the house auto, still slightly indica-leaning, built to refine the first. The Diesel Ryder brings a bit of extra vigour and character to what was a fairly plain founding plant. An iterative sort of breeding — improving the original rather than reinventing it.
Nose & flavour
No tasting notes are recorded, so I will not invent them. The Diesel Ryder in the blend might lead a grower to expect a fuel-toned edge somewhere in the nose, but that is inference, not record, and the paperwork stays silent on the point. I will leave the profile unstated rather than fill it with guesswork dressed as fact.
The high
The record gives no effect profile, but the numbers are telling: THC sits at just 6–12% against a CBD the record calls high. That points to a gentle, low-key sort of plant — mild and undemanding rather than heavy. A soft introduction, in short, at the lighter end of the scale. Beyond the figures the record stays quiet, and so shall I.
Growing it
A small autoflower, ranging 25 to 80cm, with a longer flowering time of 65 to 75 days for what is still a modest yield — 20 to 50g per plant. She needs no light-schedule management, in the autoflower way, and the record's claim for her is simply a reliably high-quality crop rather than a large one. A gentle, compact, undemanding grow at 6–12% THC, well suited to a discreet corner or a grower content with a small, dependable return.
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Common questions about Roadrunner Autoflowering #2
How long does Roadrunner Autoflowering #2 take to flower?
Around 10 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.
Is Roadrunner Autoflowering #2 an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?
An autoflower — she flowers on age rather than light hours, which simplifies the schedule considerably.
How tall does Roadrunner Autoflowering #2 grow?
Around 80 cm. Small tents take her without complaint.
How strong is Roadrunner Autoflowering #2?
The breeder lists THC around 12%. The gentler end of the scale.