STRNG Seeds – Fruity Pebbles Auto

Its rapid 9–10 week cycle, colorful buds, and sweet aroma make it a go-to for growers seeking quality in a short time.

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

Yes, the sweet, tropical cereal scent intensifies in bloom — good airflow and a carbon filter are recommended.

Most plants finish in just 9–10 weeks, from germination to harvest, with no light cycle changes required.

Yes, thanks to its speed, it allows for 2–3 full harvests per season in warm climates.

Expect dense, colorful buds with bright green, purple, and sometimes pink tones — coated in a sugary resin layer.

It thrives in both, but indoor growers can better control temperature and humidity for top-tier results.

Absolutely. It’s low-maintenance, fast-finishing, and forgiving of minor mistakes — great for new growers.

The final aroma leans toward sweet fruit, berry candy, and light citrus — especially after a proper cure.

It prefers moderate temperatures — high heat can stunt growth or reduce aroma, so ensure proper ventilation.

Yes, these seeds are both autoflowering and feminized, producing only flowering plants with no males to manage.

They eliminate the need for light cycle changes and finish quickly — ideal for fast, hassle-free grows.

Yes, it flowers regardless of light cycle — 18 to 20 hours of daily light maximizes yield and growth speed.

It can, though many growers prefer 18/6 or 20/4 to give plants some rest and avoid stress buildup.

Begin flushing 10–12 days before harvest to improve smoothness and showcase its fruity terpene profile.

Begin around week 2 or once 3–4 nodes have formed to shape the plant early without stunting its limited veg cycle.

No, topping is risky due to the short veg phase — use gentle LST instead to avoid shocking the plant.

A 3–5 gallon pot provides enough root space without encouraging excessive stretch or crowding.

Water when the top inch of soil is dry — typically every 2–3 days depending on humidity, pot size, and stage of growth.

Only light pruning is necessary — remove large fan leaves if they block bud sites, but avoid aggressive defoliation.