STRNG Seeds – Pure Power OG Auto

Pure Power OG Auto stands out for its rapid growth, strong OG lineage, and low-maintenance structure, making it a favorite for growers seeking speed and performance without sacrificing quality.

It typically finishes from seed to harvest in about 9 to 10 weeks, depending on conditions and care.

Yes, its autoflower genetics and hardy nature make it ideal for newer growers who want a quick, manageable experience.

No, it flowers automatically regardless of light cycle, making it ideal for 18-6 or 20-4 lighting setups.

Yes, it stays relatively compact and quick to finish, which makes it perfect for discreet setups indoors or on balconies.

Yes, it’s resilient enough to tolerate moderate changes, though keeping stable conditions will always yield better results.

Yes, it develops a noticeable aroma during bloom, especially in the final few weeks, so odor control is advised indoors.

They are highly stable, with most plants displaying similar structure and growth timing when provided with consistent care.

It can thrive in both, but indoor setups provide greater control, which helps maximize yield and flowering consistency.

Yes, it begins to flower based on age rather than light exposure, usually starting around week 3 to 4 after germination.

Yes, our Pure Power OG Auto seeds are autoflowering, meaning they begin flowering automatically after the early growth stage.

Autoflowers don’t require light schedule changes and mature faster, which is great for multiple harvests in a year.

It typically finishes in 65 to 75 days from germination, though this may vary slightly with grow environment and techniques.

Yes, many growers use 18-6 or even 20-4 light schedules throughout the entire cycle for autoflowers like Pure Power OG Auto.

No, light interruptions do not affect autoflowers, making them easier to manage in shared spaces or multi-strain grows.

A range between 21 to 26°C during the day and not lower than 17°C at night will help it thrive throughout its cycle.

LST and light bending can be done during early veg, ideally before flowering starts in week 4, to shape the plant effectively.

Water when the top layer of the growing medium feels dry, being careful not to overwater due to its smaller root system.

Yes, early-stage LST works well and can improve light exposure, though high-stress techniques should be avoided.

Light defoliation can help airflow, especially in dense areas, but heavy pruning can negatively impact this fast-cycle plant.