STRNG Seeds – OG Kush Auto

OG Kush Auto delivers the earthy, piney intensity of the original strain in a fast, compact, and low-maintenance format. It’s perfect for growers who want bold aroma and flavor with minimal effort.

It starts off mild and herbal, then intensifies into a dense cloud of fuel, pine, and citrus. By the final weeks, the scent becomes unmistakably pungent and rich.

Light defoliation is fine to improve airflow, but don’t go overboard — autos rely on their leaves for energy, especially during the short veg stage.

Most growers report a relaxing, body-centered character. It’s generally preferred in the evening or when a quiet, grounded mood is welcome.

Look for darkened pistils, swollen calyxes, and mostly cloudy trichomes. The aroma will also peak — expect a sharp, gassy scent when it’s ready.

It offers the earthy, piney richness of the original OG Kush in a compact, fast-maturing format — perfect for growers who want classic West Coast character in 10 weeks or less.

Yes. Its compact size, fast cycle, and bushy shape make it ideal for balconies, grow tents, and discreet outdoor gardens. Just be prepared for a strong aroma late in flower.

It typically finishes in 9–10 weeks. Some phenotypes may need an extra week to fully develop dense buds and trichome coverage.

Expect a short, stocky plant with tight internodes and a thick central cola. Side branches fill out nicely, especially with a bit of early training.

Yes. It’s forgiving, compact, and consistent — a solid introduction to autos with a flavor-forward payoff and easy-to-manage growth traits.

No. It flowers based on age, not light exposure. Keep lights on 18–20 hours per day from seed to harvest for best results.

It typically stays between 60–90 cm tall, forming a stout, bushy plant with a dominant central cola and minimal stretch, ideal for stealthy or low-ceiling setups.

Yes. In warmer climates or controlled indoor grows, you can easily complete 3–4 cycles per year thanks to its short lifecycle.

Avoid topping. Instead, use low-stress training (LST) early in the veg phase to open the canopy and improve airflow and light distribution.

Very much so. It’s forgiving, aromatic, and finishes fast. Just avoid overwatering early on and provide basic airflow and lighting.

3–5 gallon (11–19L) containers work best. Autos should always be started in their final pot to avoid transplant shock.

Begin bloom feeding around week 3–4, once you see pre-flowers. Start at low strength and adjust based on how the plant responds.

Keep temps between 21–26°C (70–79°F). Lower humidity (45–50%) during flowering will help protect the dense buds from moisture issues.

Use organic nutrients when possible, flush before harvest, and cure slowly in jars over 2–4 weeks to preserve the earthy, citrus-diesel notes.

High-efficiency LEDs or HPS lights work well. Provide 18+ hours of light daily to maximize growth and yield.