STRNG Seeds – Deep Mandarine Auto

It delivers a citrus-rich aroma and dense flower structure in just 9–10 weeks, ideal for growers who want speed without sacrificing quality.

Most plants are harvest-ready within 65–72 days from sprout, depending on light, nutrients, and pot size.

It puts out sharp notes of mandarin peel, sweet citrus, and a subtle floral finish — very fragrant by week 6.

No. This is a true autoflower, so it begins blooming on its own under any consistent light cycle.

Usually between 60–90 cm, making it a great pick for space-restricted or stealthy grows.

Yes — it performs well in warm, sunny climates and finishes early enough to beat the mold and pests of late season.

Very much so. It’s low-maintenance, auto-flowering, and doesn’t need aggressive training or heavy nutrients.

Compact, resin-drenched flowers with orange hairs and deep green hues — easy to trim and very aromatic.

Yes — the citrus scent gets more intense during the last two weeks. Use a carbon filter indoors if needed.

Autos like this offer fast, discreet harvests with excellent flavor and minimal setup requirements.

Yes — all Deep Mandarine Auto seeds from STRNG Seeds are feminized to ensure flower production in every plant.

You get the speed of autoflowering with the assurance that every plant will produce flower — no males to remove.

STRNG Seeds maintains tight genetic stability, so you’ll see uniform plant size, flavor, and bloom timing.

Absolutely. It performs well under 18/6, 20/4, or even 24/0 light cycles depending on your setup and energy cost.

It’s better to use low-stress training (LST) rather than topping, since autos have a limited vegetative period.

Begin around day 12–15 when the plant has 4–5 nodes and stems are still flexible enough to bend safely.

A 3-gallon (11-liter) pot gives roots room to thrive without stalling the plant’s growth cycle.

Indoors: 300–400g/m². Outdoors: 40–80g per plant in good conditions.

Yes — it thrives in coco or hydro systems with careful EC management and steady light exposure.

Only light defoliation is needed to keep airflow moving. Avoid removing too many leaves at once with autos.