The Dutch Passion master breeder responsible for some of the best modern autoflowering genetics, such as Auto Mazar®, Auto Ultimate® and Auto Daiquiri Lime®, took extra special care to create Auto Orange Bud®. A male autoflowering Auto Daiquiri Lime individual was first crossed with our supreme original Orange Bud photoperiod mother plant. He waited until he had enough capacity to make a selection from as many plants as possible, so he could breed the best from the best over 12 subsequent generations.
The project took over three years, our biggest and most complexed autoflowering breeding program so far. The breeder selectively bred those plants with the highest THC levels, the biggest yields, the authentic Orange Bud smell, taste and effect. The result was an autoflowering variety which is as good as our original photoperiod Orange Bud in potency, quality and aroma/taste. Even our experienced test panel could not notice the difference in a blind test.
New Dutch Passion feminized seeds for 2018. CBD rich and THC rich feminized seeds.
Dutch Passion are pleased to announce some great new feminized seed varieties for 2018. There are two exceptionally good feminized photoperiod THC ric ... Continue reading
On 25-02-2018 at 10:20u Opticled canna-shure wrote:
Please make a auto durban poison auto strawberry cough and a auto passionfruit.
And reg colorado cookies. Still of over 60 strains testedauyo colorado cookies is still a definate winner.
Two plants over 300grams dry without popcorn and that was both times i grew two of them, the abbk didnt stand a chance in yield taste and not least effect.
Only that was good with abbk imho was a special terpine/flavenoid mixture and bag appeal.
Auto noen ght queen next no doubt for a knockout indica/dark kush..
On 16-02-2018 at 12:06u Eddy wrote:
Alex, 14th Feb 2018.
Auto Orange Bud has pretty good mold resistance. In northern Europe, e.g. UK, the best way to avoid mold is to aim for an August finish. Preferably give the seeds 2-3 weeks indoors under 24 hour light to give them a good start, And plant them out at the start of June (planting them out too early in a cool climate doesn't gain you much). You should have a harvest in August before the cold autumn weather starts
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