Raisinberry Autoflower Cannabis Seeds

Afghanistan is known as the 'promised land' of cannabis, especially the Indica type. The mountain ranges of this landlocked country are responsible for producing legendary cultivars like Afghani and Mazar-i-Sharif. Their genetics are sought after not only because of their traits but also for the instant kudos their inclusion brings to a newly-bred variant. Such is the case of Northern Lights Auto x Mazar.

The blending of two legends with roots from the South Asia pot haven birthed a rookie with an incredibly promising future. Like its parents, its buds boast an earthy zing that entices tokers to take a hit, even before it's finished growing. Once the time comes to sample it, it launches the mind towards the starry night sky and engulfs the body with a hushing calm.

Growers are about to receive some splendid news as well, because the automatic version of Northern Lights and Mazar has spawned a marvelous hybrid. The offspring is even sturdier than its naturally robust predecessors, and it matures a lot faster too. Cultivators, even aspiring ones, can acquire these brilliant seeds from Homegrown Cannabis Co.

Growing Raisinberry from Autoflower Seeds

The offspring of Northern Lights Auto and Mazar matures into a medium-sized plant that, when fully developed, reaches only 3 to 4 feet tall. Its thick branches proudly hold the colas aloft, with the most enormous being the central flower that stands on its apex. Each one is spangled with beautiful resinous green nugs imbued with tinges of purple.

Like most autoflowering cultivars, the hybrid is effortless to grow. Shower it with a little TLC and it'll prosper into a fertile female. Growers, whether experienced or novices, will be able to collect a bountiful harvest after just 10 weeks.

To achieve a heftier yield, most growers raise the plant indoors under 18 to 20 hours of light. Using soil as the medium enhances the taste and scent of the buds, although hydroponics can also be employed.

If you're growing at least 4 plants at the same time, a Sea of Green setup will boost production. After 7 to 8 weeks of flowering, you can expect up to 1.96 ounces of fresh buds per square foot.

Outdoor growers will find cultivating this cultivar a piece of cannabis cake, but planting just one isn't rewarding in terms of bud count. Although the plant can thrive in cold places, each one only produces up to 3.5 ounces.

To increase the total harvest, you can go for multiple cropping, batch growing, or both. In the northern hemisphere, the earliest reaping season comes around July, with the last one rolling in around mid-October.

Fragrance and Flavor

As the plant matures and begins to pop its buds, it'll release a musky pine scent that's fragrant with hints of sweetness and spice. It won't only tickle the nostrils: once consumed, it'll titillate the palate too. It tastes like pine, pepper and sage sprinkled with sandalwood dust. Its earthiness is undeniable, while its faint sweetness and spiciness are fascinating.

Effects

Like its parents, Autoflowering Raisinberry is the epitome of a relaxing cultivar for nighttime use. Perfect for capping off a tiring day, it sets in motion a suite of cerebral effects that bring instant happiness. The mental buzz is intense but unlikely to be overwhelming as long as it's consumed in moderation. Once the pleasurable high kicks in, a euphoric buzz will uplift the emotions and send negative thoughts away.

Within half an hour or so, your muscles and joints will feel light as a feather. Once the floaty sensation kicks in, your couch or bed will feel as soft as the clouds. Just an hour or two after the first puff, Dreamland will likely open its doors.

Raisinberry Autoflower Seeds

Raisinberry's astounding pedigree ensures a heavenly head-to-toe experience. Perfect for a pre-bedtime sesh, it helps clear away the cobwebs of mental and physical troubles. Fans need not settle with just purchasing buds from dispensaries, though, since this variant is simple to cultivate. With these autoflowering seeds from Homegrown Cannabis Co., a year-round supply is only a harvest or two away.