STRNG Seeds – Agent Orange Auto

Agent Orange Auto delivers the same sharp citrus flavor and eye-catching bud structure as the original, all in a quick, low-maintenance autoflower format that finishes in under 10 weeks.

It gives off a strong, zesty orange aroma with hints of lemon rind, tangerine candy, and a faint earthy base. The scent becomes more pungent as harvest approaches.

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This strain stays compact, reaching around 60–90 cm. With early training, it spreads laterally and remains discreet, making it perfect for tight spaces.

Expect a full life cycle of about 9–10 weeks from germination. Flowering starts automatically around week 3.

Indoors, Agent Orange Auto produces 400–500g/m². Outdoors, each plant can yield 60–100g depending on container size, sunlight, and growing conditions.

Yes, it’s beginner-friendly. It tolerates minor errors, doesn’t require heavy feeding, and finishes quickly—great for those looking for fast, flavorful results.

Buds are medium-sized, tight, and coated in trichomes. Colors range from bright green to orange-tinted hues, with visible pistils and strong bag appeal.

Anyone who values citrus-forward flavor, fast harvest cycles, and manageable plant size. It’s ideal for flavor-focused growers and those operating in limited grow areas.

Absolutely. Its low height, fast turnaround, and moderate early odor make it a smart choice for balcony setups, tents, or compact outdoor runs.

Autoflowers bloom automatically based on age, not light schedule. Agent Orange Auto begins flowering on its own, usually by week 3, without requiring 12/12 lighting.

An 18/6 light schedule from seed to harvest is ideal. Some growers push to 20/4 for faster development, but it’s important to monitor temperature and humidity.

Yes. Early low-stress training (LST) works well to open the canopy. Avoid topping unless done in the first 10 days, as autos have a short recovery window.

Always plant directly into the final container. A 3–5 gallon fabric pot is ideal. Autoflowers are sensitive to transplant shock.

Yes. It thrives outdoors in sunny, warm climates. Its quick cycle lets you avoid late-season moisture risks and complete multiple harvests per season.

Yes. The buds are compact with moderate leaf coverage, making trimming quick and manageable—especially with a light defoliation before harvest.

Water when the top 2–3 cm of soil is dry. It prefers consistent moisture but is sensitive to overwatering, especially in early flower.

Yes. It grows uniformly and is well-suited for Sea of Green setups with high plant density and minimal vertical height.

Yes. Organic feeding enhances its citrus aroma. Living soil, compost teas, or slow-release dry amendments all pair well with this strain’s terpene potential.

Maintain 22–26°C. Keep humidity around 55% in veg and reduce it to 40–45% during flowering to protect the dense buds and boost resin production.