Blimburn Seeds

Killed it

Very sticky. Greasy. Stinky.

It’s technically labeled a hybrid, but it feels much more like an Indica due to its high THC content and the effects it delivers. The buds are dense and chunky, with a rich coating of frosty trichomes. The aroma is earthy with a hint of pine and sweet citrus, which becomes more pungent when broken up. The flavor mirrors that, with a woody, earthy taste and a subtle citrus aftertaste that lingers. Despite its hybrid label, it’s definitely an Indica-leaning strain. It’s a very heavy hitter, offering a quick onset of deep body relaxation that makes it great for unwinding after a long day. It provides a mellow, calming mental state without too much headiness. It’s best suited for evening use, as it can lead to serious couch-lock and sedation. It’s great for dealing with insomnia, chronic pain, muscle tension, and stress. The relaxing effects can also be helpful for managing anxiety and mild depression. Fat Bastard Auto is a strain that demands respect, especially if you’re new to high THC strains. Definitely one to save for the evening when you want to chill and not worry about being productive. If you need a heavy-hitting strain for pain relief or just to unwind, this is a solid choice.

Got them as bonus seeds with another order. Grew them outside from May until July, 3 very rainy months that year. 12C at night and 32C during day withstood the plants without issue. Well maybe one issue. One of the plants was the tiniest I have ever grown, superfast to. Ready for harvest 75 days after germination. I am not sure, wether there is a dwarf pheno or if it were my personal inadequacies, that resultet in the tiny plant. The dried product is fluffy and looks unattractive. Macro pictures however reveal a dense trichrome structure and the high is decent, mostly cerebral. Taste and smell are smooth, low key, with citrus notes. All in all the plants did pretty well in the provided weather conditions. 7/10 would grow again, but indoor.

I had two distinct phenos out of the two. Taller plant was fruitier smelling and tasting and the short stubby plant has more of a caramel taste and smell.