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Pink Runtz Auto – Final Report Pink Runtz Auto is definitely a strain I will remember for a long time. So far, it has been one of the most successful strains I have grown on my small farm, especially when it comes to yield. Let’s start from the beginning. My first attempt was unsuccessful, as the seeds failed to germinate, so I decided to start the process again. Once it finally sprouted, however, there was no stopping it. Pink Runtz Auto went through three weeks of vegetation followed by six weeks of flowering, and the final result speaks for itself. The flowers were absolutely huge and incredibly dense, to the point where their weight literally caused the branches to bend and break. Throughout the entire grow, I experienced no significant problems with nutrient deficiencies, diseases, or other issues. Right up until harvest, the plant maintained beautiful, healthy green foliage, which was a great indication of its overall health and vigor. And then there are the flowers themselves. They are truly beautiful. A combination of purple and green tones, together with the brownish-white pistils, gives the buds an incredibly attractive appearance. This is definitely one of those strains that catches your eye immediately. Pink Runtz Auto also has an impressive genetic background. As the autoflowering version of Pink Runtz, it comes from Gelato Auto, The Original Z and Pink Panties. According to Royal Queen Seeds, its genetic profile consists of 45% sativa, 50% indica and 5% ruderalis, with a THC content of around 22%. The terpene profile is probably my favorite part of this strain. Pink Runtz Auto has a sweet, candy-like and fruity aroma, complemented by noticeable earthy notes that give the overall fragrance more depth. It is a very pleasant and distinctive combination, and definitely one of the aspects that makes this strain stand out for me. As for the overall experience, I find Pink Runtz Auto to be a very enjoyable and versatile strain. For me, it works well for everyday use. I can enjoy it while working on the computer, editing photos or videos, or simply relaxing with a good book or a movie, without feeling completely overwhelmed. All in all, Pink Runtz Auto really impressed me. It proved to be an easy and grateful strain to grow, with excellent vigor, beautiful flowers and, most importantly, a very satisfying final yield. The combination of appearance, aroma, effects and overall ease of growing makes it a strain I would happily grow again. A truly rewarding experience from start to finish — Pink Runtz Auto definitely earned its place among my favorite grows so far.

Wedding Cake Automatic – Strain Report From the very beginning, Wedding Cake Automatic showed herself as a determined and promising plant. She was actually the first of all three plants on the Farm to sprout, so I had high expectations from the start. However, after that strong beginning, her development became noticeably slower than I’m used to seeing with autoflowering strains. The vegetative stage lasted around 3–4 weeks, followed by approximately 6 weeks of flowering. During most of the cycle, Wedding Cake progressed quite slowly, especially compared to her roommates. But patience paid off! During the last three weeks of flowering, she seemed to get a real boost and started putting on some serious weight. The final result was definitely satisfying and proved that sometimes you simply need to give a plant the time it needs. Throughout the entire cycle, I had no major problems whatsoever. Wedding Cake showed herself to have strong genetics and good resistance to both environmental and internal stresses. She remained healthy and stable from start to finish. The flower development was also a little slower than usual. It took some time before the buds really started showing their potential and producing noticeable amounts of trichomes. But once they got going, the flowers developed into beautiful, dense, hard, oily and seriously sticky buds covered in a nice layer of resin. With THC levels around 19%, Wedding Cake Auto is definitely not a strain I would underestimate. The effect can be quite strong, so I’d recommend starting with a moderate dose and seeing how she treats you. Being Indica-dominant, I found her especially suited for relaxing at the end of the day. This is the kind of strain I’d enjoy with good music, a movie, or simply some quality time with friends. All in all, Wedding Cake Automatic was a slower but rewarding grow for me. She may have taken her time, but the final flowers made the wait worthwhile. To everyone thinking about giving her a try — you certainly won’t go wrong with Wedding Cake Auto. After all… cake is cake.

BioBizz Light Mix is ​​the soil I have been using since the very beginning.