Auto Candy Bubatz XL cannabis seeds review
All the Dutch Passion seeds get solid feedback. But Auto Candy Bubatz XL is perhaps the standout and an easy autoflower recommendation from CannaDNA for either indoor and outdoor growers. With rock-hard buds, XXL yields, and THC levels above 20%, this strain is easy to cultivate and highly rewarding.
Auto Candy Bubatz XL is a vigorous and resilient autoflower, making it an excellent choice for both beginners and experienced growers. Crafted to deliver comparable harvests indoors, outdoors or in a greenhouse, she grows into a large plant with sturdy flowers, ensuring generous yields while remaining easy to manicure and harvest.
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Nombre: |
Auto Candy Bubatz XL |
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Linaje: |
Auto Bubble Gum X Auto Critical Orange Punch |
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Tipo: |
Hybrid feminised autoflower cannabis seeds |
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Colección: |
Classics |
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Medio ambiente: |
Interior, exterior, invernadero |
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Seed to harvest: |
10 weeks |
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Rendimiento: |
XXL |
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THC: |
Very high (15% – 20%) |
Why we recommend to grow Auto Candy Bubatz XL
- Auto Candy Bubatz XL is a robust and high-yielding hybrid autoflower strain.
- She develops into a medium to large plant with thick, solid blooms.
- Her THC levels consistently exceed 20%, producing exceptionally heavy yields.
- Even first-time growers can achieve impressive harvests with minimal effort.
- She boasts a deliciously sweet bubblegum and candy-like flavor.
- Her resilience makes her a top performer in outdoor environments.
- In optimal outdoor conditions, she can reach up to 1.5m tall.
Auto Candy Bubatz XL growers insights & tips
It only took a few weeks for Auto Candy Bubatz XL to rank up amongst Dutch Passion’s best-selling autoflower cannabis seeds and receive continuous positive feedback from both indoor and outdoor growers alike.
For similar results, maintain 20 hours of daily light indoors for maximum growth and combine LED lights with UV supplementation to improve trichome production.
For outdoor growers in temperate climates, Dutch Passion recommends to germinate Auto Candy Bubatz XL in mid/late May, ideally starting indoors for a few weeks.
Use large aerated pots from the start to avoid transplant shock. Begin feeding lightly, gradually increasing nutrients—slow-release organics ensure an easy grow with potent, rock-hard buds.
Keep plants dry in late flowering to prevent issues, as this strain dislikes prolonged rain. Flowering mid-summer is ideal; avoid a second autumn cycle due to potential weather risks.
