STRNG Seeds – Sundae Driver Auto

It blends sweet, creamy terpenes with subtle fruit notes and finishes quickly in a compact format — making it an ideal choice for growers who prioritize flavor without sacrificing speed.

It starts with a light berry-vanilla scent, then develops into a creamy, dessert-like aroma with earthy undertones by week 7 — becoming quite fragrant in small spaces.

Flush for 10–14 days before harvest, then dry slowly in 60% RH for 7–10 days and cure for 3+ weeks. This enhances the dessert-like terpene profile.

Keep temps between 21–26°C with humidity around 55% in veg and 40–50% in flower. Stable airflow is important for the dense colas this strain develops.

Buds are tight and sugar-coated, with occasional purple or lavender hues and thick orange pistils — highly photogenic and rich in trichomes.

It usually tops out around 60–90 cm, with a thick main cola and modest lateral branching — great for tight grow tents or discreet outdoor spots.

Yes. Sundae Driver Auto is known for its frosty appearance and resin-heavy buds, making it a good option for growers interested in dry sift or ice water extraction.

Post-harvest, the scent becomes sweeter and richer — with creamy fruit and vanilla notes dominating, especially after a 3–4 week cure.

Look for cloudy trichomes with some amber, curled pistils, and firm, sticky buds. The creamy-fruit aroma will peak in the final week before maturity.

It’s popular among indoor hobbyists, flavor-focused growers, and anyone looking for a low-effort strain that delivers connoisseur-quality results.

Autoflower feminized seeds are genetically bred to begin flowering on their own after a set period, typically 3 to 5 weeks, regardless of the light cycle. Unlike photoperiod seeds, which require a change in light schedule (usually 12 hours of darkness) to initiate flowering, autoflowers don’t rely on seasonal cues. This makes them easier to grow, especially for beginners or those in regions with unpredictable light conditions.

Most phenotypes finish in 9–10 weeks, with some reaching maturity as early as day 63 under ideal indoor conditions.

No. Like all autos, it flowers automatically based on age. Most growers run 18–20 hours of light per day from seed to harvest.

Not recommended. Due to its short veg time, it’s better to use light LST early on to guide shape and improve light penetration.

Yes. It’s forgiving, compact, and low-odor early in the cycle, making it a great choice for first-time growers who want a premium end result.

Absolutely. Its fast life cycle allows for 2–3 runs per season in temperate climates or an early harvest before fall weather sets in.

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

A 3–5 gallon (11–19L) container is ideal. Start in the final pot to avoid transplant shock and maximize root development during the short vegetative phase.

It’s a light-to-moderate feeder. Overfeeding can dull terpene expression, so it’s best to maintain a balanced nutrient profile and adjust based on plant response.

Around week 3, when the first signs of pistils appear. Start with a half dose and increase gradually as flowers begin to bulk up.