Critical Mass Auto

Strain Overview

This hybrid strain, resulting from a cross between Critical Mass and Automatic Reversed, is a predominantly Indica with 80% Indica / 20% Sativa. It offers a powerful, relaxing experience with a Medium THC content of 16% – 20%, making it ideal for unwinding and stress relief.

Flavor and Aroma

Expect a rich and complex profile featuring notes of Citrus, Earthy, Lemon, Pungent, Skunk, and Sweet. These aromatic qualities contribute to an enjoyable sensory experience.

Effects and Medical Uses

With a strong Indica body high, this strain delivers deep relaxation and calming effects. It is particularly effective for stress relief, pain management, and promoting restful sleep. Subtle Sativa traits from its Skunk #1 lineage add a gentle euphoric lift, offering a well-balanced experience.

Origin and Genetics

Born from the renowned seed banks of Amsterdam’s Red Light District, this strain combines the legendary genetics of Critical Mass with Automatic Reversed. Its lineage traces back to Afghan Kush and Skunk #1, ensuring robust and high-yielding plants.

Cultivation Guide

The Critical Mass Auto strain is celebrated for its quick flowering time of 8 to 10 weeks, making it a favorite among growers. It thrives both indoors and outdoors under optimal conditions, producing dense, resin-rich buds with ease.

Germination Instructions

To ensure a healthy start, carefully germinate your Critical Mass Auto seeds using the recommended method. Begin by moistening two paper towels and placing the seeds between them on a plate. Keep the setup in a warm, dark location and monitor regularly to maintain moisture.

Maintain a temperature of 69.8 ºF – 78.8 ºF (21 ºC – 26 ºC) and use purified water with a pH of 5.5 to 6.5. Avoid light exposure and handle the seeds gently. Once sprouted, plant them in soil with the roots facing down and keep the soil consistently moist.

Document the germination process for any claims under the three-month germination guarantee. Avoid alternative methods like water bottles or direct planting into soil, as they may compromise results.