2,354 strains · prices normalized to price-per-seed
Autoflowering strains switch to flower on age rather than light schedule, running seed to harvest in roughly 10–12 weeks with no light-cycle change. That makes them the easy mode for first grows, small spaces, and squeezing multiple outdoor harvests into one season.
Every strain below has at least one autoflower product listed at a seed bank we track, with prices normalized to price per seed.
A BUDS Pasco designer strain, this indica-dominant combination of Blueberry, White Widow, and Northern Lights delivers very satisfying effects. Those who have used this strain note that it provides its user with a focused and introspective but still talkative mindset, and fully soothes most aches and pains throughout the body. The buds are rumored to be a beautiful sage green color tipped with tangerine-colored pistils, and the bud looks snowcapped with shimmering crystal trichomes.
Allegedly first grown right next door to great Oregon wineries, Oregon Pinot Noir is an indica-dominant strain resulting from a cross of Purple Kush, Colombian Gold, and Panama Red. Calyxes of Oregon Pinot Noir blend violet, emerald, and ruby red tones, and each is interrupted by bright orange patches of pistils and a generous cloak of shimmering trichomes. Generally, effects of Oregon Pinot Noir provide a relaxing, and sometimes even sedating body buzz and a happy, creative cerebral high. Oregon Pinot Noir's flowers can be recognized by their slightly spicy, musky odor and the intense grape flavor that they produce.