Z Auto

I grew 2 Z among other autos in 3-litre smart pots and got almost identical plants at harvest - a monstrous central cola and minimal side branching. Close to 5 ounces of bud from both.

No fake, no stress or LST, I belive in, only soft care. Sorry, I do not belive most from YT, trust 2fast3buds, if you need advice! Shame on me, but still not read about "twins" or seen on YT! :-)

Nice and easy to grow for my first Autos all 6 seeds grew well I did get signs of nute burn on some of the leaves my own fault but turned out well in the end 1.5 to 3 oz per plant dry flower weight only picture of 2 of the same plants a couple of weeks apart

This is a very reliable strain this is second skittles ive grown the first one was a much bigger pheno this one is only 50cm but boy is she packing the weight on for a little fat lady on day 50

This was a cola and a pic from Z Auto from Fast Buds that I grew and was proud of. The smoke was very stoney and the terps we're amazing tasting allot like the candy with hints of other fruits as well. The smoke was smooth after the dry and a short cure and tasted delicious. Everyone that tried it loved it. The buds were all nice and dense colas and I harvested 4 oz from 1 plant. It gave a real nice relaxing feeling in my body with a good head high good for both day or night smoke.

On June 6th, something extraordinary caught my attention. A captivating plant, compact in size yet abundantly bushy, boasting a natural "topping" that sets it apart. Today, I relocated it to a larger tent, providing it with enhanced space and even better illumination. Though it was already thriving, I aimed for perfection. Its potential for greatness is evident—short in stature but teeming with nodes. The summer holds promise, and I eagerly anticipate witnessing its growth unfold. Curiously, this is my first encounter with such a phenomenon. Its image reveals a striking divergence: I refrained from the customary topping procedure for one of the plants. Now, my sole focus is to nurture and guide it to fruition without committing any inadvertent errors. Yet, this isn't entirely uncharted territory for me. I have a penchant for embracing novelty, perpetually seeking avenues for growth and learning from our missteps. The setup remains reminiscent of my previous endeavors: a miniature tent equipped with two professional-grade LED lights. I recall commencing my journey with Blueberry before, and now, the only distinction lies in my decision to repurpose last year's soil, mingled with fresh components. The merits of recycling are plentiful, but apprehensions arise concerning the delicate equilibrium of my aged soil. Hence, I approach watering cautiously, initiating with mere water. Today marks a pivotal juncture—the first time I administer nutrients, albeit at half the prescribed dosage, ensuring simplicity prevails. Undoubtedly, the most riveting aspect of this venture is the presence of the natural twin. An enchanting anomaly, commanding my unwavering attention and scrutiny. With vigilance, I shall observe its development, nurturing its growth with steadfast dedication. This summer holds the promise of botanical wonders, and the natural twin stands at the forefront, capturing my imagination and kindling a fervor within me. Together, we embark on an extraordinary journey of cultivation and discovery."

Thanks fastbuds another successful harvest huge buds on this plant no issue what so ever the plant was organically grown with my own soil mix blood fish bone for a small plant huge veiled ????

this strain good for amature farmerssssss

i had to decrease the light schedule all the way to 11-13 to make her start flowering. its 9 weeks from seed but shes only in the early stages of budding so far. not worth the time spent.

she wasn’t expecially smelly to begin with and a couple of days ago as I approached my greenhouse I smelled none at all. It was a hot day and everything but it was hot for a couple of weeks and she did smell but now nothing.