Cherry Pie Auto seeds from Advanced Seeds, born from Granddaddy Purple x Auto Durban Poison, pack 18–22% THC and sweet berry-grape flavors. Perfect for top-shelf growers and beginners-Grab your pack today.
Autoflower
Indica dominant
Granddaddy Purple x Auto Durban Poison
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18% to 22% %
Sweet, berry, earthy, grape
8 to 10 weeks
High
Caryophyllene, limonene, myrcene
Euphoric, happy, relaxing, uplifting
Evening
Provide 18/6 light, moderate nutrients, and good airflow; avoid transplanting and heavy training-use gentle LST to maximize branching and bud density.
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Cherry Pie Auto blends Granddaddy Purple with Auto Durban Poison to deliver an indica-leaning Autoflower with quick finishing times and steady vigor. It grows compact, stacks resin, and carries a sweet berry-and-grape nose. Suited to beginners and space-limited growers who want dependable results.
This Autoflower moves from seed to harvest in about 8–10 weeks, keeping structure tidy and manageable. Expect sweet cherry, berry, and earthy tones in a balanced profile. It fits new growers learning Autos and experienced growers stacking fast, flavorful runs.
Cherry Pie Auto is easy to spot by its compact frame, dense bud set, and sugary resin crust. The plant holds a central cola with supportive side branches, staying discreet in height. Indoors, it thrives under steady light and moderate feed; outdoors, it favors warm, mild seasons. Aromas lean sweet and fruity, backed by grape, earth, and a light doughy note. Color can shift to lavender or plum tones in cooler nights, though many plants remain bright green with orange pistils. Advanced Seeds focuses this line on reliability: even structure, uniform stretch, and consistent finish across packs, making it a practical choice for first-timers and efficient for multi-run growers.
| Breeder | Advanced Seeds |
|---|---|
| Genetics | Granddaddy Purple x Auto Durban Poison |
| Seed Type | Autoflower |
| Strain Type | Indica dominant |
| THC | 18% to 22% |
| CBD | Less than 1% |
| Flowering Time | 8 to 10 weeks |
| Yield | High |
| Difficulty | Beginner |
| Aroma / Flavor | Sweet, berry, earthy, grape |
| Effects | Euphoric, happy, relaxing, uplifting |
This cross pairs Granddaddy Purple with Auto Durban Poison to capture classic dessert fruit with Autoflower speed. Granddaddy Purple contributes compact, indica structure, dense flowers, purple potential, and a grape-berry bouquet. Auto Durban Poison brings vigor, a cleaner uplift, improved node spacing, and the ruderalis trait that triggers automatic flowering. Together they create a stable, indica-dominant Auto that stays manageable, sets resin early, and finishes in a predictable window. The intention is simple: a fast, flavorful plant that performs in small spaces, keeps feeding needs reasonable, and holds its terp profile run after run. Expect moderate stretch, strong central development, and a tidy canopy that responds well to gentle training.
Top Notes
Mid Notes
Base Notes
Flavor tracks the nose: a bright cherry start, a smooth berry-grape center, and an earthy finish that keeps it grounded. Growers appreciate the clear, consistent bouquet that holds through cure. Consumers enjoy the approachable sweetness without being cloying, making it a versatile, anytime profile.
Onset
Mind Effects
Body Effects
Plants typically reach 24–36 inches indoors, forming a stout main cola with several strong laterals. Leaves are broad, medium green to dark, with possible purple blush late in flower. Buds are tight, resin-rich, and sparkle with trichomes. Aroma intensifies in the final weeks, especially after light leaf strip and improved airflow.
Indoor Growing Tips
Outdoor Growing Tips
Yield and Cultivation Notes
Expect a high-yield class for an Auto in a compact frame. Buds cure firm with a strong, sweet aroma. Terpenes present clearly without special handling. This line suits first-time growers and busy gardeners who want fast, flavorful harvests without complex training.
“First-time Auto grower here. Plants stayed short under LED, finished at day 72, and smelled like cherry candy with earth. Easy feeding, no issues. Yield surprised me for the size. Nice evening vibe without being too heavy.”
“Intermediate indoor grower. Two phenos: one purple, one green. Both frosty and aromatic, with the purple slightly denser. Harvested at 68 and 71 days. Trim was quick, and cure brought out grape jam notes. Solid, consistent genetics.”
Get a compact, dependable Autoflower with sweet cherry-grape terpenes, fast 8–10 week timing, and high, resin-rich yields. Ideal for first grows or tight runs. Order now to add a steady performer to your garden and keep harvests moving.
Is Cherry Pie Auto suitable for beginners?
Yes. It grows compact, handles moderate feeding, and finishes quickly without complex training. Gentle low-stress techniques work well. Keep temperatures and humidity in range, provide steady light, and you can expect a smooth run from seed to harvest.
How long does Cherry Pie Auto take to finish?
Plan on 8–10 weeks from sprout, depending on environment and phenotype. Many indoor growers harvest around days 68–74. Outdoor timing is similar under strong sun. Watch trichomes for your preferred maturity in the final week.
What aromas should I expect?
Sweet cherry and red berry lead, supported by grape jam, light dough, and an earthy base. The bouquet strengthens late in flower and stays present through cure. Proper drying and storage help preserve the bright top notes.
How tall does it get indoors?
Most plants reach about 24–36 inches with a sturdy main cola and tidy side branches. Moderate stretch makes canopy control simple. Low-stress training can widen the plant slightly to improve light coverage and yield.
What kind of yield can I expect?
Classified as high for an Auto, with dense, resinous buds. Actual weight depends on light intensity, nutrition, and pot size. A balanced feed and good airflow support fuller flowers and a clean, aromatic cure.
Is Cherry Pie Auto stable across phenotypes?
Yes. Expect consistent timing, structure, and terpene direction across packs. You may see a purple-leaning and a green-leaning expression, both within a uniform frame. Finishing window remains tight between them.
What training works best for this Autoflower?
Use gentle LST to open the canopy. Avoid heavy topping after the second week to protect momentum. Light defoliation near mid flower improves airflow around dense sites and helps the plant express its full aromatic potential.
Does it show color easily?
Color expression varies. Cooler night temperatures can encourage lavender to purple hues, especially late in flower. In warmer rooms, expect bright green buds with orange pistils and a heavy white frost from abundant trichomes.
