Biscotti Premium Grow Kit

Biscotti Auto combines the bakery-inspired flavor of the original with a fast, compact, and easy-to-grow autoflower format—delivering sweetness, structure, and resin in under 10 weeks.

It gives off a rich blend of baked dough, sugar cookie, and warm spice. As it matures, hints of vanilla and subtle fuel develop, especially in the final two weeks.

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Expect plants to reach 60–90 cm. It’s a compact strain, ideal for tight indoor spaces, tents, and stealthy outdoor grows.

The full cycle is typically 9–10 weeks from germination, with flowering kicking in automatically around week 3.

Indoors, yields average 400–500g/m². Outdoors, each plant can produce 60–100g depending on sunlight, container size, and feeding.

Yes. It’s low-maintenance, doesn’t stretch aggressively, and performs well in a variety of environments—perfect for new growers seeking flavorful results.

Buds are dense, frosty, and rounded. You’ll see a mix of olive green, orange pistils, and a thick resin layer. Under cooler temps, some purple may show.

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Definitely. Its modest height, moderate odor early in veg, and quick lifecycle make it well-suited for discreet grows indoors or outdoors.

It flowers automatically based on age—not light schedule—so you don’t need to switch to 12/12 lighting. It transitions to bloom on its own, usually by week 3.

An 18/6 light schedule (18 hours on, 6 hours off) works great throughout its life. Some growers use 20/4 for slightly faster development.

Yes. Gentle low-stress training (LST) early in the grow helps widen the canopy and expose more bud sites. Topping is not recommended unless done very early.

Use the final container—typically 3–5 gallons. Autoflowers are sensitive to transplant shock, and uninterrupted root growth is key to maximizing yield.

Yes. Its short lifecycle makes it ideal for warm-weather outdoor grows and multiple harvests per year in extended-season climates.

A well-aerated mix with compost and added perlite or coco works well. Biscotti Auto prefers light, fluffy soil that drains quickly.

Water when the top inch of soil is dry. Avoid overwatering, especially in the first few weeks, and ensure good drainage.

Start with mild veg nutrients and transition to a bloom-focused feed rich in phosphorus and potassium around week 4. Use cal-mag as needed under LED lighting.

Yes. Flushing for 10–14 days with pH-balanced water helps improve final taste and smoothness by removing residual nutrients.

Maintain temperatures between 22–26°C. In flower, reduce RH to 40–45% to protect buds and boost resin output.