STRNG Seeds – Green Crack Auto

Green Crack Auto brings the same bright citrus flavor and vigorous growth as the original, but in a fast, compact format. It’s perfect for growers who want big flavor and solid yields in under 10 weeks.

The aroma is tangy and fresh—like lemon peel, mango, and herbs. As flowering progresses, it picks up a slightly skunky twist, especially during the final two weeks.

Yes, it’s easy to grow and forgiving. It thrives with basic care, doesn’t require heavy feeding, and fits well into small or budget-friendly setups.

It usually stays between 60 and 90 cm, making it perfect for tents, balconies, or discreet outdoor grows. With some training, it can stretch slightly wider.

Expect a full cycle of 9–10 weeks from germination. It transitions into flower automatically around week 3.

Indoors, it typically yields 400–500g/m². Outdoors, each plant can produce 60–100g, depending on light, pot size, and growing conditions.

It means Green Crack Auto begins flowering based on its age, not light schedule. There’s no need to switch to a 12/12 cycle—it handles everything on autopilot.

Buds are compact and elongated with bright green color, thin orange hairs, and a silvery layer of trichomes. They’re dense for an autoflower and trim efficiently.

It’s perfect for growers looking for quick turnaround, energetic growth, and sharp, fruity terpenes in a small-footprint plant that finishes fast.

Definitely. Its compact size, low profile, and fast finish make it a solid option for hidden spaces or time-sensitive harvests.

In warm regions, you can run 2–3 outdoor cycles. Start new plants every 4–6 weeks to maintain a rolling harvest through spring, summer, and early fall.

An 18/6 light cycle (18 hours on, 6 off) is ideal for balanced energy use and strong growth. Some growers run 20/4 to slightly accelerate the cycle.

Yes. Gentle low-stress training (LST) works well early on. Topping is not recommended unless done in the first 10–12 days, as autos recover slower than photoperiods.

It’s best to start in the final container—typically 3 to 5 gallons. Autoflowers dislike root disruption and benefit from uninterrupted development.

Yes. Its fast cycle and resilience make it a great choice for outdoor runs, especially in warm climates. It can finish before seasonal humidity becomes a problem.

Use organic inputs, avoid high humidity in flower, and drop night temps slightly near harvest. A slow dry and long cure will preserve delicate citrus oils.

Water when the top inch of soil is dry. It prefers steady moisture but not saturation—avoid overwatering, especially during early flower.

It doesn’t need heavy feeding. Use a mild veg nutrient early, then switch to a bloom formula by week 4. A touch of cal-mag may help under LED setups.

Yes, it performs very well in organic setups. Living soil and dry amendments bring out the citrus-dominant terpenes and help smooth out the smoke after curing.

Keep temps around 22–26°C. In flower, drop humidity to 40–45% to avoid moisture issues and support optimal resin production.