Autoflower Cannabis Seeds
The fastest way to grow weed. Autoflowers go from seed to harvest in just 8-10 weeks and flower automatically without changing light cycles. Perfect for beginners and multiple harvests per season.
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Why Choose Autoflower Seeds?
Fast Harvests
Ready to harvest in as little as 8-10 weeks from seed. Get your buds sooner.
Any Light Cycle
Flowers automatically based on age, not light schedule. No need for 12/12 blackout.
Easy to Grow
Resilient genetics that stay compact. Ideal for small spaces, closets, and balconies.
Multiple Harvests
Fast lifecycle allows for 2-3 outdoor harvests in a single summer season.
What Are Autoflowers?
Autoflowering cannabis contains genetics from Cannabis Ruderalis, a species native to Russia that evolved to flower quickly during short summers. Breeders have crossed these genetics with potent Sativas and Indicas to create high-THC strains that retain the automatic flowering trait.
Unlike photoperiod plants that require a switch to 12 hours of darkness to start flowering, autoflowers start producing buds automatically after 2-4 weeks of vegetative growth, regardless of how much light they receive.
Frequently Asked Questions About Autoflower Seeds
What are autoflower cannabis seeds?
Autoflower seeds contain Cannabis Ruderalis genetics that cause them to flower automatically based on age, not light cycle. They go from seed to harvest in 8-10 weeks without needing 12/12 light changes, making them perfect for beginners and multiple harvests per year.
How long do autoflowers take to harvest?
Most autoflowers are ready to harvest in 8-12 weeks from seed. Fast varieties can finish in as little as 8 weeks, while larger autoflowers may take up to 12 weeks. This is significantly faster than photoperiod strains which take 4-6 months.
Do autoflowers yield less than regular seeds?
Modern autoflowers can yield 100-200g per plant indoors and up to 300g outdoors. While typically smaller than photoperiod plants, their fast cycle allows multiple harvests per year, often resulting in more total yield annually.