Fat Pete's Cookies Auto

Description from Super Sativa Seed Club

Genetic Heritage and Growth Profile

Fat Pete’s Cookies Auto is a sophisticated Sativa-Indica hybrid autoflower born from the union of Auto Cookies and Auto Creeper. Through meticulous selection and backcrossing, this strain retains the signature doughy sweetness of the Cookie lineage while inheriting the vigorous growth and high yield potential of Auto Creeper. The result is a reliable, structured autoflower that produces large, resinous buds stretching along a dominant central cola.

These plants typically reach heights between 3.3 and 4.9ft (100-150cm), developing a bushy architecture. Cultivators can expect a swift lifecycle, with the plant moving from seed to harvest in approximately 84-91 days. Indoor yields are impressive, ranging from 450-550g/m², while outdoor specimens can produce up to 100g per plant in favorable climates.

Flavor and Sensory Experience

The terpene profile of Fat Pete’s Cookies Auto is complex and multi-layered. It leads with a sugary, fruity inhale accented by tropical notes, followed by a warm exhale that reveals hints of spice, pine, and a touch of sourness. The flavor palette is defined by:

• Sweet
• Spiced
• Fruity

Potency and Effects

With THC levels reaching approximately 20% and negligible CBD content, this strain offers a potent yet approachable experience. The high provides a balanced journey, beginning with an uplifting, euphoric mental shift that sparks creativity. As the experience matures, it transitions into a relaxed physical sensation that eases tension without causing heavy sedation, making it suitable for various times of the day.

Cultivation Essentials

To achieve the best results with Fat Pete’s Cookies Auto, maintain stable temperatures between 68–77°F (20–25°C). During the initial weeks, avoid overfeeding to ensure steady development. Using organic nutrients can help maximize terpene expression, and providing physical support for the heavy colas during the final stages of flowering is recommended. A consistent light schedule is key to managing the stretch and ensuring even bud formation.