Seed Lineage & Strain Breakdown
All seeds are regular (not feminized), sold in 15-packs, and produced outdoors in Maryland using living soil. Parent plants are chosen for strong structure and stress resilience.
🌿 91ChemDawg F4
Lineage: 91ChemDawg F3 × 91ChemDawg F3
Notes: Strong stability; ChemDawg is known for its potent, diesel-like aroma. Exact original lineage is unknown, adding mystique and uniqueness to this heritage line.
🍇 91ChemDawg × Double Grape
Double Grape Lineage: Sour Stomper × Grape Krinkle
Notes: Expect fruit-forward flavors with a balanced effect; crossing with Double Grape adds sweetness, resin production, and improved bag appeal.
💨 91ChemDawg × Pre-’98 Bubba Kush
Pre-’98 Bubba Kush Lineage: Kush × unknown heavy indica
Notes: This combo brings heavy body effects, earthy aroma, and old-school Kush traits. Great for nighttime use and stress relief.
Understanding Autoflower Cannabis Seeds
What Are Autoflower Seeds?
Autoflower cannabis seeds grow into plants that automatically switch from the vegetative stage to the flowering stage based on age—not light exposure. This trait makes them distinct from traditional photoperiod strains, which require a change in light cycles (e.g., fewer daylight hours) to trigger flowering.
Where Does Autoflowering Come From?
The autoflowering trait originates from Cannabis ruderalis, a wild cannabis subspecies native to colder, northern regions with short growing seasons. This plant evolved to flower quickly and independently of seasonal light changes, ensuring survival before the onset of winter.
Breeders have since crossed ruderalis with indica and sativa strains to create autoflower hybrids that combine automatic flowering with high potency, rich flavor, and diverse growth characteristics.
Autoflower Advantages
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Beginner-friendly: No need to manipulate light cycles.
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Fast turnaround: Typically ready for harvest in 8–12 weeks from seed.
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Multiple harvests per season: Especially viable outdoors in warm climates.
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Compact & discreet: Ideal for small grow spaces or stealth cultivation.
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Resilient genetics: Often resistant to pests, diseases, and mold.