Auto Durban Poison

Forget vegging out in front of the TV or computer. With Auto Durban Poison, you're guaranteed an energy boost once you get to know her up close! Its relentless energy and strength will sweep you into an exciting world where the boldest fantasies are born, and fatigue, melancholy and anxiety have no place. Join us on this exciting sativa journey, where Auto Durban Poison will be your perfect guide.

Characteristics

The genetics of this feminized sativa autoflower originate from the legendary Durban Poison – a phenomenal landrace from the far shores of South Africa known for its blazing energy. Influenced by ruderalis, Auto Durban Poison matures in 10-11 weeks, making it an excellent choice for those seeking fast-finishing sativa with a spirited character. At this time, plants reach a height of up to 120 cm (ca. 4 ft) and develop numerous lateral branches with wide internodal spacing, adorned with elegant slender leaves. The high productivity of sticky trichomes with a classic aroma is what you'd expect from a descendant of African landraces. This strain is particularly popular with concentrates and hashish fans.

Flavor and Aroma

The sensory profile of Auto Durban Poison is a true ode to the nature of faraway Africa. The broad terpene profile reveals sweet and citrusy tones, with subtle hints of spice and earthiness. Each inhale, infused with piney and woody undertones, fills you with freshness and prepares your mind for a soaring high.

Recreational and Medicinal Use

From the first puff, you'll feel your stresses and worries disappear as your surroundings magically transform. You'll be filled with joy and enthusiasm as your mental and physical energy overflows, inspiring great endeavors. Auto Durban Poison is a welcome companion to parties, social gatherings, and creative pursuits.

However, Auto Durban Poison is known for more than just its fun side. Let's explore her medicinal potential. The complex terpene palette and high THC content (19-20%) help combat depression, fatigue, and chronic pain. It also stimulates the appetite, making it an ideal choice as an accompanying therapy for anorexia and in the course of chemotherapy.

Cultivation

If you live in a region with a hot, sunny climate, Auto Durban Poison is just what you need! Simply water and feed the plants with balanced nutrients as they bask in the sun and grow massive silvery-green buds. Use stakes or trellis to support the plants. If you want to maintain a low-profile plant, consider using Low Stress Training (LST) and tying techniques. Adding organic matter, mycorrhizae and drainage components to the soil will greatly improve the structure and nutritional value of the soil, contributing to healthy plant development.

Growing this strain indoors can be a bit challenging for beginners due to its specific requirements. However, with the guidance of experienced colleagues and strict adherence to recommendations, novice growers can tame this wild African spirit. It requires full-spectrum lighting that mimics the scorching African sun, as well as fairly generous watering. A hydroponic system is undoubtedly the best choice. Maintain a light regime of 20/4 or 18/6 throughout the cycle and don't forget to monitor pH and ppm (EC) levels as the strain is quite sensitive to fluctuations in these parameters.

FAQ

How to germinate the strain?

Humidity and temperature are the two most vital factors in the successful germination of cannabis seeds. The most common technique is the wet paper towel method, followed by placing the seeds in an airtight plastic container. Check your seeds regularly and spray them occasionally with a spray bottle. It's generally recommended that seeds be kept in a moist environment, but never wet. When radicles appear and extend to about 1-2 cm, the seeds are ready to be transplanted into your chosen growing medium.

What is the yield of this strain?

Under optimal conditions, Auto Durban Poison offers a moderate yield, reaching up to 300 g/m² indoors and 50-100 g per plant outdoors.

What is the terpene profile of Auto Durban Poison?

The major terpenes include terpinolene, myrcene, humulene, pinene, and caryophyllene.