Type : Autoflowering
Sex : Feminized
Flowering Time: From 70 to 77 days
Orange
Lime
Auto Orange Bud is known for its intense citrus aroma and bright orange flavor. The strain features a dominant terpene profile that smells like mandarin, orange, and tangerine. Many growers describe the scent as pungent, slightly tart, and very fresh with a sweet undertone. The taste is exactly like citrus fruit, offering a delicious combination that appeals to cannabis connoisseurs.
This Sativa-dominant autoflower has a compact, bushy structure with a large central cola and many large side blooms. It grows in width during the first few weeks and then stretches vertically from week 5 to week 7. The leaves become thinner and slimmer during this phase, creating a broad, open structure that allows for even light distribution. The plant is ideal for natural growth without the need for advanced techniques.
Auto Orange Bud matures in an average of 10 to 12 weeks indoors and can take 1 to 3 weeks longer outdoors in less favorable conditions. The compact buds are dense and sticky, with a thick layer of trichomes. Due to this structure, growers should be cautious with humidity during the final weeks of flowering to prevent mold.
This strain delivers a powerful, euphoric high that is both uplifting and relaxing. The unique terpene profile provides a pleasant, fruity experience that delights even the most experienced users. The high is smooth and long-lasting, with effects that are both mentally stimulating and physically soothing.
Auto Orange Bud was developed through an extensive breeding program that took over three years to complete. The Dutch Passion master breeder crossed a selected male autoflower from Auto Daiquiri Lime® with the photoperiod Orange Bud® variety. Over 12 generations, the best specimens were chosen for their high THC content, strong aroma, and quality yield. The result is an autoflower that closely mirrors the potency and flavor of the original photoperiod strain.
Auto Orange Bud thrives in both indoor and outdoor environments. Indoors, a 20/4 light schedule works well, while outdoors, it performs best in sunny, dry climates. Growers in temperate regions can achieve excellent results during the hottest summer months. The plant is easy to grow and suitable for both beginners and experienced growers due to its stable and vigorous nature.
