An exceptionally versatile hybrid. It shines both under powerful lights in indoor grow rooms and under the summer sun, performing optimally in temperate and sunny climates where it will avoid autumn rains.

It responds wonderfully to almost everything. A good ‘Topping’ (apical pruning) will multiply its tips, and staking or using support meshes will be mandatory in the last weeks to prevent its branches from collapsing due to the weight.

It is the perfect genetics for beginners due to its enormous tolerance. It tolerates small mistakes with pH or slight overfertilization very well, although with a balanced base diet it will reward you with the highest quality.

The ideal watering cycle is to let the substrate dry 70% before flooding again. This oxygen-water alternation triggers the growth of the root system, which directly translates into more massive plants.

Be sure to clean out any weak twigs (suckers) that don't receive direct light before changing to 12/12. If you eliminate the lower zone, she will redirect all the phosphorus to the ‘top’, creating flawless flower missiles.

An exceptionally versatile hybrid. It shines both under powerful lights in indoor grow rooms and under the summer sun, performing optimally in temperate and sunny climates where it will avoid autumn rains.

It responds wonderfully to almost everything. A good ‘Topping’ (apical pruning) will multiply its tips, and staking or using support meshes will be mandatory in the last weeks to prevent its branches from collapsing due to the weight.

It is the perfect genetics for beginners due to its enormous tolerance. It tolerates small mistakes with pH or slight overfertilization very well, although with a balanced base diet it will reward you with the highest quality.

The ideal watering cycle is to let the substrate dry 70% before flooding again. This oxygen-water alternation triggers the growth of the root system, which directly translates into more massive plants.

Be sure to clean out any weak twigs (suckers) that don't receive direct light before changing to 12/12. If you eliminate the lower zone, she will redirect all the phosphorus to the ‘top’, creating flawless flower missiles.

An exceptionally versatile hybrid. It shines both under powerful lights in indoor grow rooms and under the summer sun, performing optimally in temperate and sunny climates where it will avoid autumn rains.

It responds wonderfully to almost everything. A good ‘Topping’ (apical pruning) will multiply its tips, and staking or using support meshes will be mandatory in the last weeks to prevent its branches from collapsing due to the weight.

It is the perfect genetics for beginners due to its enormous tolerance. It tolerates small mistakes with pH or slight overfertilization very well, although with a balanced base diet it will reward you with the highest quality.

The ideal watering cycle is to let the substrate dry 70% before flooding again. This oxygen-water alternation triggers the growth of the root system, which directly translates into more massive plants.

Be sure to clean out any weak twigs (suckers) that don't receive direct light before changing to 12/12. If you eliminate the lower zone, she will redirect all the phosphorus to the ‘top’, creating flawless flower missiles.

An exceptionally versatile hybrid. It shines both under powerful lights in indoor grow rooms and under the summer sun, performing optimally in temperate and sunny climates where it will avoid autumn rains.

It responds wonderfully to almost everything. A good ‘Topping’ (apical pruning) will multiply its tips, and staking or using support meshes will be mandatory in the last weeks to prevent its branches from collapsing due to the weight.

It is the perfect genetics for beginners due to its enormous tolerance. It tolerates small mistakes with pH or slight overfertilization very well, although with a balanced base diet it will reward you with the highest quality.

The ideal watering cycle is to let the substrate dry 70% before flooding again. This oxygen-water alternation triggers the growth of the root system, which directly translates into more massive plants.

Be sure to clean out any weak twigs (suckers) that don't receive direct light before changing to 12/12. If you eliminate the lower zone, she will redirect all the phosphorus to the ‘top’, creating flawless flower missiles.

An exceptionally versatile hybrid. It shines both under powerful lights in indoor grow rooms and under the summer sun, performing optimally in temperate and sunny climates where it will avoid autumn rains.

It responds wonderfully to almost everything. A good ‘Topping’ (apical pruning) will multiply its tips, and staking or using support meshes will be mandatory in the last weeks to prevent its branches from collapsing due to the weight.

It is the perfect genetics for beginners due to its enormous tolerance. It tolerates small mistakes with pH or slight overfertilization very well, although with a balanced base diet it will reward you with the highest quality.

The ideal watering cycle is to let the substrate dry 70% before flooding again. This oxygen-water alternation triggers the growth of the root system, which directly translates into more massive plants.

Be sure to clean out any weak twigs (suckers) that don't receive direct light before changing to 12/12. If you eliminate the lower zone, she will redirect all the phosphorus to the ‘top’, creating flawless flower missiles.

Cars love everything! They can be grown outdoors almost all year round as long as temperatures do not drop below 15ºC. Indoors, give them a continuous cycle of 20 hours of light and 4 hours of darkness to get the most out of them.

With autoflowering strains, less is more. Avoid aggressive pruning (such as apical pruning) since their short vegetative cycle does not give them time to recover. Stick to very gentle LST (Low Stress Training) if you need to open the branches.

Eat lightly but constantly. Avoid overfertilizing during the first three weeks and be sure to add a root stimulator from the first day so that the plant gains a good size before starting to flower.

The golden trick with autos: very short and frequent watering at the beginning so as not to waterlog the small root, and move on to very aerated substrates (add 30% perlite or coconut) to maximize its explosive development.

NO. Avoid pruning branches in autoflowering genetics. At most, remove a leaf that is covering an important bud in the final phase of maturation, but avoid stressing the plant.