STRNG Seeds – Pink Wasabi Auto

Pink Wasabi Auto stands out for its complex terpene profile, combining creamy floral notes with a sharp, peppery twist. It delivers boutique-grade flavor in a compact, fast-finishing format perfect for modern growers.

The aroma is an elegant blend of sweet vanilla and rose with a fresh herbal backbone. As flowering progresses, a bold wasabi-like spice rises to the surface, giving the room a sophisticated, spicy-sweet presence.

Yes, its fast cycle allows for two or even three runs in warm regions. You can stagger plantings for a steady supply all season long.

This strain stays compact, typically reaching 60 to 90 cm in height. Its structure makes it ideal for tight indoor spaces, stealth setups, or balcony gardens.

The full cycle takes around 9 to 10 weeks. It transitions into flowering automatically around week 3 or 4, making it efficient for growers aiming for fast results.

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Yes, it’s well-suited for newer growers. It requires little intervention beyond basic feeding and watering, and it finishes quickly without the need for light schedule adjustments.

Buds are dense, sticky, and coated in fine resin. You’ll see light green and pink hues under a blanket of trichomes, with copper-colored pistils adding contrast.

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Autoflowering plants bloom based on time, not light schedule. This strain starts flowering automatically after a few weeks and finishes in under 75 days, even under constant light.

An 18/6 light schedule from seed to harvest works well. Some growers use 20/4 to encourage slightly more growth if heat and energy costs are manageable.

Yes, gentle low-stress training (LST) can help open up the canopy. Avoid heavy topping unless done very early, as autos have limited recovery time.

Direct sowing into a 3–5 gallon final container is best. Autoflowers don’t respond well to transplant stress and grow better when their roots are undisturbed.

It thrives outdoors in sunny conditions and is a great choice for discreet gardens. Its short height and fast finish allow for multiple runs during a long summer.

Light, well-aerated soil with organic matter and added perlite for drainage works best. Avoid dense or compacted mixes that can slow root development.

Water when the top inch of soil is dry. Overwatering can slow growth, especially during early flower. Monitor weight and soil feel to guide your schedule.

Start with a light vegetative feed and shift to bloom nutrients by week 4. Keep nitrogen moderate, and focus on phosphorus and potassium as flowering progresses.

Yes, it responds well to organic methods. Using compost teas, dry amendments, and microbe-rich soil can enhance the terpene profile and overall bud quality.

Keep temperatures between 22–27°C, with humidity around 55% in veg and down to 40–45% in flower. Good airflow is important to prevent excess moisture on dense buds.