74 grams dried and trimmed big buds.
Not counting any larf or shake.
3 gallon Smart Pot. Canna Orgainic Cco Coir medium. Fed Canna A&B full line (Rhizotonic, Cannazyme, Bio-Boost) for veg, switched to GH Maxi full line (Humic Acid, Fulvic Acid, Floralicious+, Florablend, Kool Bloom dry, Kool Bllom liquid) for the bloom phase.
Flushed for 2 weeks, first week with organic blackstrap molasses and CalMag+, second week only PH'd water
This is the best yield I have ever gotten from an Autoflowering. The second was a Greenhouse Seeds "Big Bang" auto which gave me 47 grams. My smallest yield was from a strain called "Royal Dwarf" from Royal Queen Seeds and she only gave me 14 grams.
"Autoflowering" strains are varieties of cannabis that have a gene in them that makes them mature regardless of the amount of light and dark hours. There are actully more than just the two varieties of cannabis that everyone knows - Indica and Sativa. There is also Ruderalis (and Afghanica). Ruderalis is a variety that has developed above the 40th parallel on the globe... meaning areas get more than 24 hours of light or darkness.
Plants in those regions evolved to show sex after a number of days growing rather than number of hours of darkness. They have almost no THC, but high levels of CBD.
These new "Autoflowering" strains are made up of a percentage of Ruderalis and mix it with popular strains. They can be grown under 24 hours of direct light and still flower out and bud up.
They gain the THC of the breeding stock, while retaining the high CBD levels of the Ruderalis. Many people (myself included) find them to be more sedative and stoning than "normal" strains.
I grow them with 18 hours of light right alongside my moma plants in the same room with my clones.
