STRNG Seeds – Wedding Cake Auto

It delivers the full sweet and creamy experience of the original Wedding Cake, but with a much shorter growing cycle. Growers love it for its dense, sugary buds and smooth vanilla-dough flavor, all wrapped into a compact, fast-finishing plant.

A slow dry and cure (2–4 weeks) enhances the vanilla-dough aroma and smoothness. Keep jars sealed and burp daily in the first week to lock in top-tier flavor.

Expect a sweet and tangy smell that intensifies over time — starting with mild citrus and baked goods, then becoming more earthy and creamy as harvest nears.

Most people associate it with a sense of physical relaxation and ease. It’s commonly used in the evening or for winding down, without being too sedating.

Look for cloudy trichomes, orange-brown pistils, and a strong sweet-cake aroma. Buds will feel dense and sticky, signaling peak readiness.

Absolutely. Its layered aroma and rich taste make it one of the best autos for flavor-forward growers, especially those who enjoy dessert strains with depth.

It typically grows short and bushy, with thick lateral branches and a dominant central cola. Buds are dense and heavily frosted, making it visually impressive for an auto.

Growers who want a low-effort plant that delivers high-end flavor and aesthetic appeal. It’s great for beginners and experts alike.

Most plants finish in 9–10 weeks from germination. Some may need an extra week depending on conditions, but it’s generally fast and predictable.

Yes, especially in the final two weeks. The aroma becomes rich and sweet, often requiring odor control indoors if discretion is a concern.

No. Like all autos, it flowers based on age, not light cycle. You can keep it under 18–20 hours of light daily from seed to harvest for optimal growth.

Yes — in climates with a long warm season, you can grow multiple cycles from spring to fall due to its short lifecycle.

Definitely. It stays under 100 cm in most setups, making it great for balconies, patios, or indoor tents where height and smell control matter.

Autos like Wedding Cake Auto usually prefer lighter feeding, especially during early growth. Start low, then gradually increase once flowering begins.

Yes, as long as you provide stable lighting and temperature, you can run continuous cycles throughout the year without worrying about seasons or light timing.

A 3–5 gallon (11–19L) pot gives it enough root space without encouraging unnecessary stretch. Autoflowers grow best when started directly in their final container.

Light LST (low-stress training) is recommended. Avoid topping or aggressive pruning, as it can reduce yields due to the plant’s limited veg phase.

Water moderately and let the topsoil dry slightly between sessions. Too much water early on can stunt autos, while consistent, measured hydration leads to better results.

Begin introducing bloom-specific nutrients once you see the first signs of pre-flowers, usually around week 3 or 4. Keep feeding light at first and adjust based on response.

It thrives in stable environments between 21–27°C (70–80°F). Try to avoid sudden swings or overly humid conditions late in flower to prevent mold.