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Alaskan Bananaberry Auto Fem
Fast-cycle autoflowering hybrid strain with great tolerance to a wide range of conditions and climates.

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Introducing the Alaskan Bananaberry Auto, a meticulously crafted hybrid born from the union of Alaskan Purple and Strawberry Banana Punch Auto strains. Its genetic makeup balances indica and sativa characteristics, offering a delightful fusion of effects. Novice growers will find it remarkably easy to cultivate, as it thrives in diverse conditions, boasting resilience against both humidity and drought.

This latest addition to our auto lineup boasts rapid development, maturing from seed to harvest in just eight weeks. Versatility is its forte, flourishing equally well in greenhouse, outdoor, and indoor environments. Outdoor yields peak at 450 grams per plant, though those in cooler climates or harvesting later may expect around 200 grams per plant. Notably, the mature buds exhibit lush green hues, accentuated by purple undertones in cooler temperatures. With a robust resistance to mold and a moderate bud density, it's a reliable choice for growers. Indoor cultivation enthusiasts should invest in quality carbon air filtration due to its potent aroma.

A sensory delight awaits with its earthy, fruity, and floral aroma, complemented by THC levels ranging from 16% to 24%. This potency ensures a deeply satisfying experience, inducing a tranquil and restful sleep. With its dreamy qualities, Alaskan Bananaberry Auto promises a gratifying harvest for all who cultivate it.


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