Fast Buds - Autoflower Cannabis-Samen Züchter (2024)

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What is the difference between fast bud and autoflower? ›

Fast Growing

We call them Fast Buds for a reason! Traditional, photoperiod cannabis, can take four months or more to grow. Autoflowering marijuana, on the other hand, can be ready to harvest in as little as eight weeks, but more often nine to eleven. You can harvest four to six times a year as opposed to once or twice.

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Trim: During week 4 of the autoflowering stage, the aim of trimming is indeed to promote the growth of strong branches rather than leaves. Cultivating 8-12 strong branches at this stage can enable a switch to the flowering stage sooner, which can ultimately lead to earlier bud production.

In terms of potency, OG Kush auto-feminized seeds are great if you are looking for a strain with a higher THC level and medium yields. These autoflower seeds have a THC level ranging from 20% to 24%. OG Kush auto flowering seeds are also an excellent choice if you are looking for a strain that is easy to grow.

FASTER LIFE CYCLE

Most autoflowering strains complete the entire growing cycle in the same amount of time that photoperiod strains take to finish flowering alone—around 7–10 weeks. Their speedy life cycle results from a brief vegetative phase and a fast flowering stage.

Some phenotypes take as little as 8-9 weeks to grow from autoflower seed to harvest (though 10 weeks is more typical), making Auto Blueberry one of the fastest autoflower strains you can grow.

They usually take about 8-10 weeks to be ready. Within that time frame, you can achieve up to five harvests in a year, if the conditions are favorable. Autoflowers are hardy and can grow if the temperature is above freezing point.

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At 420 Fast Buds, we're proud to produce the best autoflowering cannabis seeds on the market and provide our customers with the some of the best American award-winning genetics.

Yes, autoflower strains can be cloned and many seasoned autoflower growers have tried extensively to find a viable way to turn this into a useful purpose, but none have succeeded. Many experienced growers, for example, top their autoflower plants by removing the growth tip (often called the apical growth point).

Removing a few fan leaves helps air currents move around bud sites, thereby reducing the chances of mold ruining your harvest. But the benefits don't stop there. Defoliation during the flowering stage also helps to deliver valuable water, nutrients, and sugars to the buds.

During the vegetative stage, the LED grow light can be placed further away from the plant, around 18-24 inches. During the flowering stage, the light should be closer, around 12-18 inches. Monitor the temperature: LED grow lights produce heat, which can affect the temperature of the cannabis plants.

The more light your autoflower receives over their 9-10-week life cycle, the more buds they will produce. If you're growing outdoors, planting towards the end of spring, early summer will often deliver the best results outdoors.

Automatic seeds are more resistant to over-fertilization, pests, and fungus, while feminized seeds require a higher level of care. Autoflowering plants are the result of crossing sativa or indica strains with a Ruderalis. They are, therefore, very vigorous compared to feminized plants.

Yes, it is true that autoflowers had been inferior and less potent in the past, but that's not the case anymore. Today, some autoflowers outshine even some classic photoperiod varieties when it comes to potency, yields and flavours.

Autoflowers are fast

Autoflowers are regarded for their speed. Most autoflowers take only 2 months from seed to harvest whereas photoperiod strains need at least 4 months to complete their cycle. This is one of the reasons beginners choose autoflowers.