Auto Daiquiri Lime

Auto Daiquiri Lime is a Dutch Passion autoflower with USA genetics. It's a tough, high-yielding strain with THC-rich buds and is easy to grow. An auto that we can recommend even for novice growers. The only thing to consider is the fact that this will not be a small autoflower. So make sure you have enough space, light, food and water and you will be richly rewarded whether or not you have experience growing cannabis!

This variety can be grown in all the different types of media be it soil, coco fiber, hydro or aero. She is also suitable for all types of growth techniques. You can grow Auto Daiquiri Lime in a SOG, SCROG or naturally. Crop, super crop, bend, snap, top, fimming, defoliation, literally anything is possible with this lady! That makes her ideal for all types of growers, from first timers to expert growers. The buds of Auto Daiquiri Lime can grow very long with a short internode distance, which makes for extra high yields. Sativa-dominant blooms of 12-16 inches are no exception.

Auto Daiquiri Lime can be grown both indoors and outdoors. This autoflower needs about 10-11 weeks to ripen in the most favorable conditions. Although there are more Sativa-dominant phenotypes that also take 12 to 13 weeks to be ready for harvest. In an outdoor grow, it is best to assume 13-15 weeks in a moderate climate. In a sunny, dry Mediterranean climate, she can be ready in 11-12 weeks. This auto grows longer before blooming than most other autoflowers in our collection. In general, this will be somewhere between weeks 6-9, depending on the circumstances.

The plant structure can best be described as large. The internode distance is short to medium. The vigorous stretch and final height makes her one of the largest autoflowers you can find today.

The genetics used for Auto Daiquiri Lime guarantee the following properties:

• An easy to grow autoflower, suitable for any type of grower and all different types of growing methods.
• Large plants with a very high yield.
• Long, dense buds with a thick resin coating and a uniquely sour, fruity diesel-dominant terpene profile.

Auto Daiquiri Lime usually has the typical Dutch Passion autoflower structure, with a sturdy heavy main bloom surrounded by many long thick side blooms. In optimal conditions and sufficient light, this auto provides excellent yields.

Auto Daiquiri Lime is ready to harvest in the most favorable cases around 10 to 11 weeks after germination and prefers a light feeding regime. When the conditions are not quite perfect, she usually takes 12-13 weeks to finish blooming. This applies to both outdoor and indoor cultivation. It is one of the largest autoflowers in our collection and will reach an average height of between 30-40 inches, provided it is grown in a large container (20-30 liters) and with sufficient light.

There are also a number of longer flowering phenotypes to discover, which can become real monsters. Plants of around 50-60 inches are then possible, but these phenotypes usually need around another 2 weeks to fully ripen. However, these larger plants can provide extremely high yields, so they are well worth the wait! Auto Daiquiri Lime can grow longer than most autos. This means that flowering starts later and the flower hairs also appear later. Be patient and treat her with love!

Auto Daiquiri Lime has an XXL rating for all the right reasons! It is one of the few autoflowers in our collection capable of producing truly exceptional XXL yields. Several hundred grams per plant are the rule rather than the exception. With proper care, a single plant can produce as much as 17.6 oz (500 g) of dry buds.

Make sure you provide a large container and plenty of light; otherwise, she may not reach her full potential. Grown indoors under the right conditions, this strain can yield around 18–19 oz/m² (500–550 g/m²). In the hands of an experienced grower, yields exceeding 21 oz/m² (600+ g/m²) are possible, even from a single plant.

Outdoors, she can also produce good yields, averaging around 1.8–5.3 oz per plant (50–150 g per plant). This, of course, depends heavily on the climate and the number of hours of sunlight she receives each day.