Florida Sunrise Auto

  • THC 27%
  • Flowering Time From 56 to 70 days
  • Yield 425 g/m²
Indica 60% Sativa 40%

Genetics: Green Crack x TK Bx1

Florida Sunrise: family tree

Parents
Green Crack × TK Bx1
Grandparents
Afghani Skunk #1
Other sources say (2)

Lineage as declared by the seedbanks: sometimes they disagree.

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Description from World Wide Cultivars

A Vibrant Tropical Experience

Florida Sunrise Auto is a robust autoflowering cultivar that masterfully balances a 60% Indica and 40% Sativa lineage. Boasting a potent THC content of 24-30%, this strain is designed for those seeking a lively, upbeat high that avoids the heavy sedation typical of many Indica-dominant varieties. It delivers a wave of euphoria and mental clarity, providing an energetic lift that remains smooth and steady as the physical relaxation settles in.

Genetics and Terpene Profile

The lineage of Florida Sunrise Auto features a cross between Green Crack and TK Bx1. This combination marries the bright, daytime energy of Green Crack with the deep, Kush-inspired foundation of TK Bx1. The result is a resin-heavy plant that produces a complex aromatic profile featuring:

  • Sweet and tropical mango notes
  • Zesty citrus undertones
  • A grounded base of earthy pine and fuel

Cultivation and Yield

This hardy variety is well-suited for both indoor and outdoor environments, provided the grower maintains a stable climate. It thrives in warm, tropical-style conditions with daytime temperatures between 68-80°F (20-27°C) indoors. Reaching a compact height of approximately 4.9ft (150cm), it completes its life cycle from seed to harvest in just 56-70 days. For optimal development, indoor growers can utilize 18/6 or 20/4 lighting schedules.

The strain is highly productive, offering reliable yields for various growing setups:

  • Indoor: 400-450g/m²
  • Outdoor: 500-650g per plant (under suitable conditions)

Growing Recommendations

To ensure a successful harvest, maintain a relative humidity of 55-60% during the vegetative stage, lowering it as the plant enters flowering. Use well-draining soil enriched with perlite, peat, or coco coir to manage moisture effectively. For outdoor enthusiasts in the Northern Hemisphere, sowing in April is ideal for a peak summer harvest.

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