STRNG Seeds – Banana Kush Auto

It delivers the creamy banana flavor and rich aroma of the original in a quick, compact format that finishes in under 11 weeks — perfect for small-space growers who don’t want to sacrifice terpene quality.

The flavor is a smooth mix of banana cream, tropical sweetness, and earthy kush. It becomes more dessert-like with a long cure, leaving a mellow, fruity finish.

The scent starts with light fruit and develops into bold waves of banana, vanilla, and fuel — often filling a tent by week 8 of flower.

It usually stays between 60–100 cm indoors, depending on pot size and training. It develops a strong central cola and tight branching.

Keep temps between 21–26°C with 55–60% RH in veg and 40–50% in flower. Stable airflow is important due to the density of its buds.

Yes. Banana Kush Auto is moderately resistant, but proper humidity and ventilation are still essential to prevent moisture-related issues late in flower.

Yes. Its compact size and short cycle make it ideal for microgrows or 2’x2′ tents, even under low-heat LEDs.

Absolutely. It’s one of the most terpene-rich autos in the dessert category, with a complex aroma that holds up well through drying and curing.

It’s ideal for stealth growers, beginners, and flavor-first cultivators who want fast, premium-quality results with minimal hands-on effort.

Occasionally. While most phenos stay green, colder nights near harvest can sometimes trigger light purple tints in the sugar leaves or outer buds.

A flush of 10–14 days is recommended. Clean water helps fade leaf color and improve smoothness in the final smoke or vapor.

It typically finishes in 9–10 weeks. Some phenotypes may go to 11 weeks depending on environment and feeding intensity.

An 18/6 or 20/4 light cycle from seed to harvest is ideal. It doesn’t require any change in hours to begin flowering.

Topping is not recommended. Instead, use low-stress training (LST) early in veg to gently widen the canopy and support lateral bud growth.

Yes. It’s resilient, compact, and delivers flavorful, photogenic buds with minimal training — a great pick for growers just getting started.

Absolutely. Its fast cycle makes it perfect for spring-to-summer or summer-to-fall grows in temperate climates with enough sun.

The banana and vanilla tones become deeper and creamier, while the earthy base softens — enhancing the dessert-like experience.

A 3–5 gallon (11–19L) container is ideal. Autos prefer staying in their final pot from the beginning to avoid transplant shock.

Start bloom feeding around week 3, once pistils form. Ease into it gradually to avoid burning and let the plant focus on flower development.

Early LST works well. Tie down side branches gently during week 2–4 to shape the canopy and prevent the plant from growing too vertically.