Gary Payton Auto THCA Seeds

Gary Payton Auto (THCA) brings the dense resin, bold aroma, and structure of the original into a faster, light-independent format perfect for compliant THCA flower production.

It typically finishes in 9–10 weeks from sprout, making it ideal for fast harvests and year-round growing schedules.

Expect a sharp, complex blend of diesel, cookie dough, and spice — loud and unmistakable, especially by week 6 of flower.

Yes — it’s low-maintenance, fast-finishing, and doesn’t require any light cycle management, making it ideal for new growers.

It stays compact to medium height, usually between 24–36 inches, with strong lateral branching and dense internodes.

Absolutely — it’s great for tents, closets, balconies, or greenhouses with limited vertical room.

Yes, they are under the 2018 Farm Bill. Please read HERE.

It’s a stabilized cross of The Y × Snowman genetics, paired with a high-performance autoflowering lineage for speed and consistency.

Yes — it’s popular among THCA cultivators due to its dense bud formation, short cycle, and extraction-friendly resin.

Yes, every batch is third-party tested. You can see the Certificate of Analysis on the product page.

Yes, we provide Gary Payton Auto (THCA) as feminized autoflowering seeds for an all-flower grow experience.

No — Gary Payton Auto (THCA) flowers automatically under a consistent 18–20 hours of light daily.

Autoflowers offer faster results, fewer environmental demands, and allow multiple harvests per year in the same space.

It’s best to plant directly into the final pot (3–5 gallons) to avoid stress and preserve growth momentum.

Topping is not advised — instead, use low-stress training (LST) early to shape the canopy and maximize light exposure.

Use a balanced autoflower-friendly nutrient line, switching to bloom formulas rich in phosphorus and potassium at preflower.

Yes — it grows beautifully in rich, living soil, especially when paired with microbial inoculants and proper watering practices.

Water when the top inch of soil or coco feels dry; avoid overwatering to protect root health in its limited grow window.

Most growers use 18/6 or 20/4 from start to finish — more light hours = more energy and bigger yields.

Only lightly, and early — too much defoliation during flower may stunt development due to the strain’s fast lifecycle.