STRNG Seeds – Pura Vida Auto

Pura Vida Auto offers standout tropical-citrus aromas and dense, resin-rich buds in just under 11 weeks from seed, making it a smart pick for flavor-focused growers with limited time.

You can expect full maturity in approximately 75 to 80 days from seed under standard indoor conditions.

Yes, it generally remains under 90 cm indoors with a bushy, symmetrical structure, making it great for tight or vertical-limited setups.

It develops a vibrant citrus and floral aroma that becomes more pungent in the final weeks, especially after week six.

Absolutely, its autoflowering nature and discreet size make it perfect for balcony, patio, or terrace cultivation.

Yes, it’s easy to manage, doesn’t require light cycle changes, and performs well even in basic setups with minimal intervention.

Expect dense, frosted colas with orange pistils and a sticky layer of trichomes, often showing slight purples if grown in cooler temps.

It becomes quite fragrant in the last 2–3 weeks, so indoor growers should use proper ventilation or carbon filters if smell is a concern.

Yes, like all autoflowers, Pura Vida Auto transitions into bloom after about 3 to 4 weeks of vegetative growth regardless of light schedule.

Definitely, its rapid life cycle and manageable size make it a top pick for indoor growers aiming for multiple runs per year.

All STRNG Seeds orders, including Pura Vida Auto, are shipped in plain packaging with no external indication of contents.

Yes, it thrives under 18/6 or 20/4 from seed to harvest without needing any light cycle adjustments.

These seeds are stabilized for consistent plant structure and flowering time, making your grow more predictable and efficient.

Yes, its compact profile fits well in 2×2 or 2×4 tents, and it’s especially efficient in vertical-constrained setups.

Yes, Pura Vida Auto is bred for stability and ease, making it a reliable autoflower for controlled environments.

It’s best to avoid topping autos like Pura Vida Auto, but gentle LST during early veg can help improve light penetration and yield.

A 3- to 5-gallon pot gives the roots enough room to grow without stunting or restricting the plant’s natural size.

Water every 2–3 days, or when the top inch of soil is dry, adjusting based on humidity, pot size, and plant stage.

Light defoliation is okay during early flower to improve airflow, but heavy leaf removal can slow its limited growth window.

Yes, it thrives in organic conditions, especially when the soil is pre-amended and has a strong microbial base.