STRNG Seeds – Purple Afghani Auto

Purple Afghani Auto offers rapid flowering, bold coloration, and an earthy-spicy aroma — all in a compact plant that finishes in 9–10 weeks from seed.

Most plants stay under 90 cm, making it perfect for small grow tents or outdoor grows with limited vertical space.

It produces a rich aroma blend of herbal spice, earth, and faint berry — noticeably pungent from week 6 onward.

From sprout to harvest, it completes its life cycle in about 9 to 10 weeks under stable conditions.

Yes, it’s forgiving, easy to manage, and doesn’t require any light cycle changes — a great pick for first-timers.

No. This autoflower starts blooming based on age, not light schedule — just keep lights on 18–20 hours a day.

Absolutely. Its short cycle makes it ideal for warm climates or fast runs before autumn weather sets in.

Buds are dense and often display dark greens or purples, with amber pistils and a thick coating of frost.

It builds gradually but becomes fairly pungent in the final weeks — carbon filters are useful for indoor grows.

Yes — its short size, quick finish, and earthy aroma make it great for discreet or space-limited setups.

Yes. All STRNG Seeds Purple Afghani Auto seeds are feminized, so every plant will produce flower without needing sexing.

Purple Afghani Auto flowers faster, doesn’t need a light cycle change, and fits well in tight schedules or smaller spaces.

You can, but most growers stick with 18/6 or 20/4 to balance energy costs and let plants rest slightly.

Yes, STRNG Seeds’ autos are bred for consistency in height, aroma, and finish time across plants.

Answer

aStart light training between days 14–18 when the plant has 3–4 nodes. It helps shape the canopy without stress.

Topping isn’t recommended — its short veg time leaves little room to recover. Stick with low-stress methods.

A 3–5 gallon container is ideal — it provides enough space for root development without encouraging excess stretch.

Every 2–3 days, or when the top inch of soil is dry. Adjust based on plant size and environmental conditions.

Look for mostly cloudy trichomes, with a few amber, and pistils that have curled and darkened — usually around day 70.

Keep RH between 40–50% once flowers form to avoid mold and promote resin production on tight buds.