Auto Banana Blaze

Auto Banana Blaze, just like her photoperiod parent, has a wonderfully fruity and powerful aroma. The fragrance is best described as fruity, creamy and sweet. It closely resembles the aroma of a banana. Her taste is best when you smoke her buds in a joint (preferably pure, without tobacco). When vaping, the creamy/fruity banana flavor is slightly less pronounced.

This banana Indica is an autoflower with long, full buds. She usually grows in a beautiful Christmas tree structure. The strain is known for a thick, oily resin layer which sits on the flowers. This is a characteristic of the Indica genes. Be aware of this thick sticky layer of trichomes during harvesting/manicuring because everything will get coated with resin. The use of gloves is recommended. Don’t forget to collect that sticky layer of scissor hash every so often. This variety is a real pleasure to smoke!

Auto Banana Blaze is a cross of our photoperiod feminized Banana Blaze variety with our legendary Auto Mazar. The combination of these genetics has created a strong autoflower which is easy to grow, high yielding and very potent with a great smell and taste. An Indica dominant autoflower to love!

Auto Banana Blaze is an Indica dominant autoflower strain which has mainly been selected for the high yield and potency. Her unique aroma and flavor profile comes from her photoperiod parent, Banana Blaze. Crossing this banana Indica with our best selling Auto Mazar results in a very strong and tough autoflower strain which does well even in slightly cooler climates. This auto with mainly Afghani genetics is known for its compact and extremely sticky flowers.

Auto Banana Blaze is a compact/medium sized autoflower that can reach a maximum height of one meter. Most phenotypes, however, will be around 75 cm. It is a strain that can give a high yield even for novice growers. No special feeding schedules or techniques are required to achieve high yields, which makes her ideal for the novice grower.

Auto Banana Blaze is an autoflower plant which remains fairly compact. She often grows in a bushy structure with a large main bloom surrounded by numerous heavy side branches. She does fine when grown naturally. She also does well in a SOG setup with more plants per m2 in smaller pots.

Her plant structure is best described as compact to medium. The internode distance is medium and the leaves are of a hybrid structure which lean towards the Indica side, with somewhat wider and thicker fingers. The slightly larger internode distance allows the flowers to grow longer and fuller than the other Indica-dominant autos in our collection.