Auto Purple Kush Feminized Seeds
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Auto Purple Kush seeds is your go-to for deeply relaxing vibes and body buzz bliss. A true indica queen, bred from Hindu Kush and Purple Afghani, this autoflowering version keeps things compact and simple — delivering earthy berry flavours and full-body calm in just 9–10 weeks.
Her high THC levels don’t provoke an unbearably cerebral effect but they do help alleviate muscle tension. Widely used as therapeutic marijuana- the beautiful body high can help to relieve pain, anxiety, and insomnia.
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Auto Purple Kush Feminized Seeds
From Original price was: $80.00.$75.00Current price is: $75.00.
Auto Purple Kush seeds is your go-to for deeply relaxing vibes and body buzz bliss. A true indica queen, bred from Hindu Kush and Purple Afghani, this autoflowering version keeps things compact and simple — delivering earthy berry flavours and full-body calm in just 9–10 weeks.
Her high THC levels don’t provoke an unbearably cerebral effect but they do help alleviate muscle tension. Widely used as therapeutic marijuana- the beautiful body high can help to relieve pain, anxiety, and insomnia.
Every order ships with bonus seeds. One free seed per five purchased — added automatically, no catch. Contact us for bulk order pricing.
Germination Guarantee
Every batch is tested for quality and backed by our germination guarantee.
Fast, Local Shipping
Tracked Australia Post. Express or Standard. Plain, discreet packaging.
4.9⭐ ProductReview Rating
Independent Australian review platform. Read verified customer experiences.
💜 Auto Purple Kush Seeds: Two Landrace Indicas on a Fixed Timeline
Auto Purple Kush seeds carry the Hindu Kush × Purple Afghani genetics that made Purple Kush one of the most recognisable pure indicas in cannabis: a deep, complete body effect, sweet berry and earthy kush flavour, and the purple hue the strain is named for, on a fixed 70 to 77 day timeline that flowers without a light schedule change.
Purple Kush emerged from the Oaksterdam area of Oakland, California, as a cross of two established landrace indica lines. Hindu Kush, from the mountain range spanning Afghanistan and Pakistan, was selected for heavy resin and a deep body effect. Purple Afghani contributes the anthocyanin pigmentation and the earthy-berry character that defines the strain's look and flavour. The auto version adds Ruderalis to trigger flowering automatically at three to four weeks from germination, which brings the timeline down and the height in without altering the core indica character. It sits among the most complete evening options in the indica-dominant range.
The purple, and what it actually is: the colour comes from anthocyanins, pigments the Purple Afghani genetics carry and that cool temperatures in late flower activate. It is genetic potential that needs a thermal trigger, so at constant room temperature the plant grows green regardless of the name on the packet. Drop night temperatures to 16 to 18 °C from week 7 while holding days at 22 to 26 °C and the colour develops across leaves first, then bud sites. It is purely cosmetic and changes nothing about potency or flavour. Our guide to purple cannabis strains covers the pigment chemistry and what the colour does and does not mean, and the Granddaddy Purple strain review works through the same anthocyanin genetics on the strain that made purple cannabis a category.
What Auto Purple Kush seeds do well:
- A complete indica body effect: the Hindu Kush and Purple Afghani lineage produces a progressive, thorough, settling experience, and one of the clearest evening options in the auto catalogue
- Sweet berry and earthy kush terpenes: myrcene-dominant, with grape character from the Purple Afghani side and pine from the Hindu Kush side, rich and layered after a proper cure
- Genuine purple colour: with cool nights the anthocyanin expression is striking and it is one of the better-looking grows in the auto range
- Compact and discreet: 50 to 90 cm with a dense bushy frame, so it fits any tent height and low-profile outdoor positions
- Fixed timeline, any light cycle: 70 to 77 days seed to harvest, no flip, and five to six indoor cycles a year or two to three outdoor runs a season
Auto Purple Kush Lineage
🌿 Auto Purple Kush Seeds Effects and Experience
Onset (10–20 minutes): gentle and warm. The Hindu Kush genetics bring a calm mental ease alongside the initial physical warmth, and the myrcene dominance is there from the start, earthy and grounding. This is not a sharp or energising opening.
Early phase (20–60 minutes): body relaxation building progressively, with both landrace parents contributing depth. Mentally calm and present rather than active, which suits music, passive entertainment, or quiet conversation, while physical comfort increases steadily.
Mid-phase (60–120 minutes): the full indica body effect establishes. Deep physical ease, appetite picking up, mental engagement settling into comfortable background contentment. This is the characteristic kush experience, complete and couch-oriented, with caryophyllene adding a peppery depth alongside the myrcene-dominant ease.
Late-phase (2+ hours): settling and sedating at typical doses, with sleep following naturally for most. At lower doses it is a comfortable winding-down rather than a full stop.
Duration: 2.5 to 4 hours at typical doses, and the myrcene-dominant profile produces a longer body effect than most other terpene profiles at equivalent THC.
Best suited to: evening and nighttime, and there is no arguing with it. Daytime use is not practical with these genetics.
Potency note: at 18 to 22% THC in an indica-dominant strain, Auto Purple Kush is meaningfully potent, and the body effect builds progressively rather than announcing itself, so it is easy to underestimate early and overconsume before the full effect arrives. Start with one or two draws in the early evening and allow 20 minutes before assessing.
Flavour: earthy kush leads, deep and musky and classic, with sweet berry on top, subtle grape from the Purple Afghani genetics, and pine undertones from the Hindu Kush side. The myrcene dominance gives the smoke a smooth, rounded quality. With three to four weeks of cure the berry and grape sharpen noticeably, so assess at four weeks in the jar, not fresh-dried.
🍇 Terpene Profile
Auto Purple Kush is myrcene-dominant, which is the foundation of both its earthy character and its heavy, settling body effect:
- Myrcene (dominant): the earthy, slightly fruity base that drives the relaxed, grounded body experience
- Pinene: a fresh pine note on the exhale from the Hindu Kush side, lifting the otherwise earthy profile
- Caryophyllene: a peppery spice that adds depth, and the one terpene that binds directly to CB2 receptors
The sweet berry and grape notes come from the Purple Afghani genetics and develop in the jar rather than on the plant. For how these compounds shape flavour and effect, see our cannabis terpenes guide.
🌱 Growing Auto Purple Kush Seeds in Australia
(Strictly for ACT residents with a licence or those overseas where cultivation is legal.)
Experience level: the robust landrace parentage makes this one of the more tolerant autos in the catalogue, more so than the sensitive sativa-leaning autos, and minor inconsistencies in feeding and environment are survivable here in a way they are not with OG or haze-derived genetics. The fixed timeline still applies though, so the standard auto discipline holds: final container from day one, no transplanting, conservative early feeding, LST only. Two things need real attention: overwatering, and airflow in late flower. Our cannabis seedling care guide covers getting a plant established well.
Critical auto rules, before germination:
- Start in the final container: 10 to 15 L indoors, 15 to 20 L outdoors, no transplanting. Good drainage matters more here than on most autos
- Water on weight, not on schedule: the compact, dense root zone is slower to dry than an open sativa structure, and overwatering is the single most common failure with this plant
- LST from week 2 to 3: the dense canopy closes fast, and opening it at week 3 is far easier than at week 5. No topping, since the fixed timeline does not allow the recovery
- Plan the cool nights: if you want the purple, the environmental control needs to exist before you germinate, not be improvised at week 7
Height and structure: 50 to 90 cm, one of the shorter plants in the catalogue given the pure indica parentage, with a dense bushy frame and tight internodes. There is no meaningful stretch to manage, so height is not the problem here that it is on a sativa auto. What the density costs you is light penetration and air movement through the middle of the plant, which is exactly what the LST is for.
The purple trigger: drop nights to 16 to 18 °C from week 7 while holding days at 22 to 26 °C. That 6 to 10 °C differential is what activates the anthocyanin expression. The colour develops gradually, leaves first, then bud sites by week 9. Outdoors, an autumn finish provides the cool nights naturally, which is why a March planting finishing in May tends to produce the best colour without any intervention at all. No nutrient product produces purple. It is temperature, full stop.
Airflow, the main risk: the dense indica bud structure needs active airflow from week 6. Keep humidity below 45% and run oscillating fans across the inner canopy. Tight bud development holds humidity in a way open sativa genetics do not, and easing off environmental management once the buds look close to done is the most common cause of bud rot with this strain.
Harvest later than you might expect: flowering initiates at three to four weeks from germination and the plant finishes around 70 to 77 days. Check trichomes from day 63 and harvest at 20 to 30% amber, a later target than the sativa-leaning autos, since both the complete body effect and the full berry expression develop in that window. Our amber trichomes guide covers reading them, and the drying and curing guide covers the slow dry that protects the berry-kush profile.
🏠 Indoor Growing
- Seed to harvest: 70 to 77 days fixed, no light flip required
- Yield: up to 450 g/m² under quality lighting with LST
- Container: 10 to 15 L, started in the final pot, no transplanting, with good drainage
- Light: 18/6 recommended, flowers on any schedule
- Height: 50 to 90 cm, so it is comfortable in any standard tent with very little light-distance adjustment
- Purple trigger: 16 to 18 °C nights from week 7, days at 22 to 26 °C, held through to harvest
- Airflow: critical from week 6, humidity below 45% with active inner-canopy movement
- Cycles: five to six complete runs a year on the fixed timeline
- Aroma: earthy kush builds from week 5 to 6, so carbon filtration is essential from that point
🌿 Outdoor Growing (Australia)
- Timing: ~70 to 77 days from planting, not season-dependent
- Yield: 80 to 120 g per plant, with larger containers and full sun pushing the upper end
- Container: 15 to 20 L minimum, started in the final pot, with drainage the priority for the dense root zone
- Site: full sun, six or more hours of direct light, and an open, airy position
- Multiple runs: two to three outdoor runs a season are achievable on the fixed timeline. Our guide to growing cannabis outdoors in Australia covers timing runs around the seasons
- Purple outdoors: Australian autumn nights provide the differential naturally, so a March planting finishing in May often produces the best colour with no intervention
- Humidity: the dense buds are mould-prone in humid coastal conditions, so avoid still, damp spots and be wary of a late-season coastal run finishing into autumn rain. Our Australian climate strain guide covers regional fit
🧪 Auto Purple Kush Seeds EC and Feeding Guide: Soil and Coco
Auto Purple Kush is a moderate feeder, and the landrace indica parentage is robust and forgiving compared with OG or Cookies-derived genetics. The myrcene-dominant earthy-berry profile benefits from conservative nitrogen in late flower and a thorough flush before harvest. The thing to understand about this plant is that water management matters as much as feeding here, since the compact root zone makes overwatering a more consistent risk than overfeeding. The colour is a temperature decision rather than a feeding one, but it lands inside the same window as the late-flower taper, so the two get planned together.
All EC values assume quality base nutrients. Australian tap water typically runs 0.2 to 0.5 EC, so factor that into your target and measure after mixing.
📊 EC and pH Target Table: Soil vs Coco
| Phase / Week | Soil EC | Coco EC | Soil pH | Coco pH | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Weeks 1–2 Seedling |
0.4–0.6 | 0.5–0.8 | 6.2–6.5 | 5.8–6.0 | Plain water in week 1, a quarter strength maximum after. The dense root zone is prone to overwatering from the start, so water in a ring around the seedling. |
| Weeks 3–4 Early veg / pre-flower |
0.8–1.2 | 1.0–1.4 | 6.0–6.5 | 5.8–6.2 | Nitrogen-forward, built on plant response. LST in progress. Pre-flowers around day 21 to 28. The robust genetics tolerate more than OG or Cookies types, so overwatering is the more likely mistake. |
| Weeks 4–5 Pre-flower transition |
1.0–1.4 | 1.2–1.6 | 6.0–6.5 | 5.8–6.2 | Reduce nitrogen, introduce bloom nutrients. Begin potassium support, which carries both the myrcene expression and bud density. |
| Weeks 5–8 Peak flower |
1.2–1.6 | 1.4–1.8 | 6.0–6.5 | 5.8–6.2 | Sustained P and K through bud development. Back off nitrogen from week 6. Begin 16 to 18 °C nights from week 7. Airflow critical on the dense buds from week 6. |
| Weeks 9–10 Late flower / ripening |
1.0–1.4 | 1.2–1.6 | 6.0–6.5 | 5.8–6.2 | Taper EC down. Cool nights ongoing for colour. Check trichomes from day 63 and target 20 to 30% amber. |
| Final 7–10 days Flush |
0.0–0.4 | 0.0–0.5 | 6.2 | 5.8–6.0 | Plain pH water until runoff EC drops below 0.5. Continue cool nights. The sweet berry kush profile is noticeably cleaner after a proper flush. |
🌱 Soil-Specific Notes
Watering frequency: the compact indica root zone is slower to dry than a sativa auto's, so let the top 3 to 4 cm dry properly between waterings and lift the pot to assess weight rather than watering to a schedule. Droopy leaves in early veg with this plant are more often too much water than too little food, which is exactly why they get misread.
Pre-loaded nutrients: quality potting mix runs 1.0 to 1.5 EC on its own in weeks 1 to 3, so plain water only in week 1, and feed once runoff EC drops below 0.8.
Runoff monitoring: water to 10 to 20% runoff and measure it. Runoff more than 0.4 above feed-in indicates salt buildup, so flush with twice the pot volume of plain pH water. Check regularly through weeks 5 to 8.
🥥 Coco-Specific Notes
Feeding frequency: once daily in veg, once to twice daily in peak flower, and never let coco dry out. Coco largely removes the overwatering risk that soil growers face with this plant, which is one good reason to run it here.
pH in coco: 5.9 to 6.1 at every feed. Coco has no buffering capacity, so drift below 5.8 slows phosphorus and calcium uptake and shows as stalled bud development.
CalMag in coco: 1 to 2 ml/L from week 1 through flush. Standard coco requirement, and the indica genetics do not change it. Check pH first when brown spots appear on mid-canopy leaves.
Nitrogen in late flower: back off firmly from week 6. Excess N mutes the earthy-berry character, and it moves faster in coco than soil given the absence of buffering.
📋 EC Troubleshooting
| What You're Seeing | Likely Cause | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Droopy leaves weeks 1 to 4 | Overwatering, more common with a compact dense root zone than with sativa autos | Let the medium dry more thoroughly between waterings and lift the pot before watering. Do not add nutrients in response to drooping, which compounds it. |
| No purple in weeks 7 to 10 | Night temperature too high, since anthocyanin expression needs a cold trigger | Drop nights to 16 to 18 °C while holding days at 22 to 26 °C. At constant room temperature the plant stays green regardless of genetics, and no nutrient will change that. |
| Earthy-berry aroma flat in late flower | Excess nitrogen suppressing the myrcene expression, or insufficient cure | Back off nitrogen from week 6. If flat at harvest, jar for 3 to 4 weeks, since the berry character develops significantly during cure. |
| Moisture or rot in dense buds weeks 6 to 10 | Airflow, not feeding, since the tight bud structure traps humidity | Drop RH below 40% and increase fan coverage to the inner canopy, checking dense bud sites directly. Do not cut EC in response. |
| Runoff EC well above feed-in | Salt buildup | Flush with twice the pot volume of plain pH water. Target runoff below 1.0 before resuming feed. |
💡 Feeding Key Principles
- Overwatering beats overfeeding as the risk: the compact dense root zone is the reason, so lift the pot before watering rather than watering on a schedule
- Purple is temperature, not nutrition: 16 to 18 °C nights from week 7, since no nutrient product produces the colour and nothing else will
- Back off nitrogen from week 6: the earthy-berry myrcene character benefits from lower nitrogen through the second half of flower
- Airflow is separate from feeding: late-flower moisture in the dense buds is an airflow problem, so fix the fans and the humidity, do not cut EC
- Flush and cure finish the profile: a 7 to 10 day flush until runoff drops below 0.5, then 3 to 4 weeks in sealed jars, since the berry and grape develop in the jar
🗓️ Auto Purple Kush Seeds Week-by-Week Grow Guide
Auto Purple Kush runs 70 to 77 days. Four decisions shape the result: LST before the dense canopy closes, airflow from week 6, the temperature drop from week 7 if you want the colour, and patience on the amber target. The cure is the fifth and it decides the flavour.
| Phase / Week | What's Happening | Key Actions | Watch Out For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weeks 1–2 Seedling |
Taproot establishing. The dense compact indica frame shows early, with tight internodal spacing from the start. | Plain water or a quarter strength. 18/6. 60 to 70% RH. Final container from day one. | Overwatering, the primary risk with a compact root zone. Water in a ring, not over the seedling, and wait until the medium is properly dry. |
| Weeks 3–4 Early veg / pre-flower |
Bushy vegetative growth with multiple laterals off the tight indica structure. Pre-flowers around day 21 to 28. | Begin LST from week 2 to 3 to open the dense canopy. Build to half strength. EC 0.8 to 1.2 soil. 50 to 60% RH. | Missing the LST window. The canopy closes quickly, and opening it at week 3 is significantly easier than at week 5 with flowering established. |
| Weeks 5–7 Early-mid flower |
Dense bud sites stacking rapidly and thickening noticeably. Earthy kush aroma building from week 5 to 6. | Transition to bloom. EC 1.2 to 1.6 soil. Carbon filter from week 5. Drop RH to 45 to 50%. Back off nitrogen from week 6. Begin airflow management and start the cool nights from week 7. | Humidity in the closing canopy. The bud structure creates real mould risk from week 6, so this is not the point to ease off on the environment. |
| Weeks 8–10 Late flower / colour window |
Buds fattening. Purple developing across leaves and then bud sites if nights are at 16 to 18 °C. Berry aroma intensifying. Trichomes clouding. | Hold the cool nights. Drop RH to 40 to 45%. Check trichomes from day 63. Begin the flush at 15 to 20% amber. Harvest at 20 to 30% amber. | Harvesting early. Both the complete body effect and the berry peak need the amber, so cloudy-only produces a lighter, less complete result. |
| Post-harvest Dry & cure |
The full earthy-berry-kush complexity develops in the jar. Fresh-dried material tastes like earthy kush, and the berry and grape arrive later. | Slow dry at 15 to 18 °C, 55 to 60% RH for 10 to 14 days, keeping some air moving around the dense buds. Jar at 60 to 65% RH, burp daily for two weeks, then seal. | Assessing at one week. The Purple Afghani berry character develops during cure, and fresh-dried material underrepresents this plant badly. |
🧠 Jason's Tip: Growing Auto Purple Kush
The mistake I see most often with this one has nothing to do with feeding. It is water. Growers come off a run of sativa autos, water on the same rhythm, and the pot never really dries out, because a compact indica root ball in the same container holds moisture for days longer. Then the leaves droop, it gets read as hunger, more feed goes in, and now there are two problems. Lift the pot. If it is heavy, walk away. That single habit fixes most of what goes wrong here.
The other thing is that the density that makes this plant look good is also what puts it at risk. By week 6 the inner bud sites are packed tight and still air sits in there. I want fans moving across the middle of the plant, not just over the top of the canopy, and humidity under 45% from that point through to chop. Check inside the biggest bud sites with your fingers, not just with your eyes, because rot starts where you cannot see it.
On the amber, go later than your instincts say. I target 20 to 30% on this one, where I would pull a sativa auto at 10 to 15%. The full body effect and the berry both live in that late window, and chopping at cloudy gives you something lighter and more cerebral that is not really what anyone buys Purple Kush for. Then four weeks in the jar. Fresh, it is earthy kush and not much else. At four weeks the berry and grape come forward and it turns into the strain it is named after.
⚖️ Auto Purple Kush vs Purple Kush Feminised: Which Suits You
| Feature | Auto Purple Kush (this page) |
Purple Kush Feminised |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Autoflower | Photoperiod |
| Seed to harvest | 70–77 days fixed | 8–9 wk flower + veg |
| THC | ~18–22% | ~18–22% |
| Indoor yield | Up to 450 g/m² | Up to 550 g/m² |
| Outdoor yield | 80–120 g/plant | Up to 600 g/plant |
| Height | 50–90 cm | 80–120 cm (to 140 outdoor) |
| Light schedule | Any, no flip required | 18/6 veg, 12/12 flower |
| Purple control | Cool nights from week 7, and autumn outdoor runs trigger it naturally | Precise, with the differential sustained across 3–4 weeks of late flower |
| Best for | A fixed timeline, multiple cycles, compact grows | Maximum yield, full veg control, the deepest colour |
Both carry the same body effect and the same terpene profile. Choose Auto Purple Kush for a fixed 70 to 77 day timeline, compact height, and multiple cycles a season without a light flip. Choose the Purple Kush Feminised for the bigger yield per cycle, full control over plant size, and the ability to hold the cool nights across the whole late-flower window for the deepest colour.
🎯 Is Auto Purple Kush Right for Your Grow?
✅ Auto Purple Kush is the right choice if:
- You want the complete Hindu Kush and Purple Afghani body effect on a fixed 70 to 77 day timeline
- Evening and nighttime is the intended use, since this is a settling indica rather than a balanced hybrid
- The purple is something you want to grow, and you can hold cool nights or plan an autumn outdoor finish
- Compact height is practical, where 50 to 90 cm suits any tent and discreet outdoor positions
- Multiple cycles matter, with five to six indoor runs a year on the fixed timeline
❌ Consider the alternatives if:
- Maximum yield per cycle is the priority, where the Purple Kush Feminised reaches up to 600 g per plant outdoors
- Daytime and functional use is the goal, where a sativa-leaning auto like Auto Jack Herer is the better fit
- You cannot drop night temperature and are not planning an autumn outdoor run, since without the trigger the purple will not develop
- Raw potency is what you are after, where the high-THC range has stronger options
Still comparing options? Our full strain lineup guide covers the range, or browse the indica-dominant range, the autoflower range, or the complete cannabis seeds catalogue. For the other famous purple, see Auto Granddaddy Purple.
🌟 Auto Purple Kush Customer Experiences
Paraphrased from verified customer reviews and grower communications.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Breeds true, compact and dense, with solid buds and a sweet smell that is not overpowering. Smooth and pleasant with a touch of that old-school stone. Best body effect I have had from an auto.", Indoor grower, Australia
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Stocky, no-fuss plant that stacked nicely and finished on schedule. Dropped my nights from week 7 and the colour that came through was better than any of the marketing photos. Every plant showed at least some purple.", Indoor grower, Australia
❓ Frequently Asked Questions: Auto Purple Kush Seeds
What are Auto Purple Kush seeds?
Auto Purple Kush seeds are the autoflowering version of the Hindu Kush × Purple Afghani cross that emerged from Oakland, California. Hindu Kush contributes a deep body effect and heavy resin, Purple Afghani contributes the anthocyanin pigmentation and the earthy-berry character, and Ruderalis triggers flowering automatically at three to four weeks from germination regardless of light cycle. Seed to harvest runs around 70 to 77 days on a fixed timeline, and the body effect and terpene profile of the parent genetics carry through.
Will Auto Purple Kush actually turn purple?
Yes, with the right temperature management. Drop night temperature to 16 to 18 °C from week 7 while holding days at 22 to 26 °C, and the 6 to 10 °C differential activates the anthocyanin pigmentation in the Purple Afghani genetics. Without the drop the plant grows green regardless of what the packet says, since the colour is genetic potential that needs a thermal trigger. Australian autumn outdoor runs provide the cool nights naturally. Our guide to purple cannabis strains covers the chemistry, and the Granddaddy Purple strain review traces the same trait through the strain that made it famous.
Does the purple colour mean it is stronger?
No. Anthocyanins are pigments, not cannabinoids, and they are cosmetic in cannabis. A green Auto Purple Kush grown at constant room temperature is no less potent than a purple one grown with cool nights. The potency and the character of the effect come from the cannabinoids and terpenes. The colour is striking and it is a reliable sign of the genetics, but it is not a power-up.
How long do Auto Purple Kush seeds take from seed to harvest?
Around 70 to 77 days (10 to 11 weeks) from germination on a fixed timeline. Check trichomes from day 63 and harvest at 20 to 30% amber for the characteristic deep body effect, which is later than the target that suits sativa-leaning autos. Harvesting at predominantly cloudy trichomes produces a lighter result that does not represent these genetics.
What yields can I expect from Auto Purple Kush seeds?
Up to 450 g/m² indoors under quality lighting with LST, and 80 to 120 g per plant outdoors, with 15 to 20 L containers and full sun pushing the upper end. The compact structure produces less per plant than a taller auto, but the fixed 70 to 77 day timeline allows five to six indoor runs a year, which is where the total comes from.
Are Auto Purple Kush seeds easy to grow?
The genetics are robust and tolerant, more so than sensitive sativa or OG-derived autos, but the fixed timeline still means mistakes do not get undone. Two things need real attention: overwatering, since the compact root zone is slower to dry than growers expect, and airflow from week 6, since the dense buds trap humidity. Get those two right and the rest is straightforward. Our cannabis seedling care guide covers the early weeks.
Why are my Auto Purple Kush leaves drooping?
In the first four weeks it is almost always overwatering rather than a nutrient problem. The compact, dense indica root zone holds moisture longer than the open root mass of a sativa auto in the same container, so a watering rhythm that worked on another strain will drown this one. Lift the pot and wait until it feels noticeably light before watering, and do not add feed in response to the drooping, which compounds the problem.
Is Auto Purple Kush suitable for daytime use?
No, this is an evening and nighttime strain. The Hindu Kush and Purple Afghani body effect is progressive and settling at typical doses, with couch comfort at moderate doses and sleep following naturally at higher ones. For a daytime-functional, clear-headed auto, Auto Jack Herer is a better fit. Auto Purple Kush is for growers who specifically want the complete indica experience in the evening.
What does Auto Purple Kush taste and smell like?
Earthy kush leads, deep and musky and classic, with sweet berry and subtle grape on top from the Purple Afghani genetics and pine undertones from the Hindu Kush side. The myrcene-dominant profile gives the smoke a smooth, rounded quality. Fresh-dried material tastes like earthy kush and not much more, and the berry and grape only come forward after three to four weeks in sealed jars, so assess it at four weeks rather than at one.
What EC should I feed Auto Purple Kush?
Start at 0.4 to 0.6 in soil at seedling, build to 0.8 to 1.2 in early veg, and hold 1.2 to 1.6 through peak flower, with coco running roughly 0.2 above soil at each stage. Back off nitrogen from week 6 to protect the earthy-berry character. With this plant the more useful discipline is water rather than EC, since overwatering causes more failed grows here than overfeeding does. The full soil and coco table with pH targets sits in the EC and feeding guide above.
Does Auto Purple Kush suit Australian outdoor growing?
Yes, and the autumn window is the sweet spot. The fixed timeline means you can plant across the warm months and harvest 70 to 77 days later regardless of season, and a March planting finishing in May gets the cool autumn nights that produce the best colour with no equipment at all. The dense buds are mould-prone in humid coastal conditions, so choose an open, airy site and be careful of a run finishing into autumn rain. Our Australian climate strain guide covers regional fit.
How does Auto Purple Kush compare to the photoperiod?
Same genetics, same body effect, same terpene profile, with the differences being yield, timeline, and control. The Purple Kush Feminised reaches up to 600 g per plant outdoors against 80 to 120 g for the auto, gives full veg control over plant size, and lets you sustain the temperature differential across the whole late-flower window for the deepest colour. The auto runs on a fixed 70 to 77 day schedule with no light flip and suits multiple cycles a season.
Do you ship Auto Purple Kush seeds across Australia?
Yes, with fast domestic shipping and discreet packaging, and most orders arrive within a few business days. All seeds are batch-tested with the paper towel method at ~22 °C and stored cold and dry to preserve viability. Browse the complete cannabis seeds Australia catalogue for the full range.
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Grown in a non woven synthetic grow bag with 25L of osmocote indoor plant mix with 10% worm castings and 10% extra perlite. Fed up to week four with 1/4 then half strength thrive all purpose ferts. Then at flowering, weekly doses of the pour and feed liquid pour on flowering ferts. I do not flush. Simply stop ferts and water as usual for the final 2 weeks or so.
In terms of growth, she is short and stocky with exceptionally dark green leaves all through veg. For me, her sugar and upper fan leaves developed purple hues as she entered senescence and the green pigments were broken down. Lower leaves remained mostly dark green.
I had a spot of bud rot and some caterpillar munching as early in the grow I relied on the sun during the day and a low wattage led at night in the shower recess. Bugs getting in was the price I paid.
Interesting notes: this girl had foxtailed buds, but they were generally tight.
Responded well to GENTLE LST. DO NOT top your autos, folks.
Buds are pink and purple. I first noticed the colours of the pistils (hairs) developing an early pinkish tinge.
I'm almost at harvest, and I expect at least 1.5 oz off her, but would be very pleased with 2oz.
Happy growing!
However, ordering and payment was simple.
Delivery within a week! (Once payment was verified).
Awesome little thank you sticker on my carefully bubbled wrapped babies.
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Happy with service and speed of delivery. Other seeds I have purchased in the past were all germinated fine and grew into awesome plants with good yeild.
Products are actually available, and sent promptly with very respectful service.
Have purchased twice and will buy again.
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I purchased all autoflowers. white widow, purple klam kush and mody dick. after 24 hrs in a glass of water in a dark humid spot, put all 6 seeds under lights on a friday afternoon. All were were breaking well and truly through and up by Sunday. 100% germination. And plants are going off. Happy days. Thank you sacred seeds no use trying anywhere else. These guys are 200% true blue and happy to give any tip via email, and respond quickly. cannot wait to purchase again, especially now I am learning about autoflowers. Cheers
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