SFV OG Auto seeds from Dutch Passion (San Fernando Valley OG x Auto Glueberry OG) offer pine, earthy, citrus flavors and euphoric, relaxing effects with 16–24% THC. A must-have for collectors-Grab your pack today.
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Autoflower
Hybrid
San Fernando Valley OG x Auto Glueberry OG
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16% to 24% %
Pine, earthy, citrus
7 to 9 weeks
High Yield
Limonene, caryophyllene, myrcene
Euphoric, relaxing, happy
Nighttime
Ensure proper ventilation to manage strong odor during flowering.
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Fast OG power without babysitting a light schedule-that’s the play here. SFV OG Auto brings real-deal pine-citrus gas in 7–9 weeks, with weight to match. If you’ve been waiting for a legit OG auto that doesn’t cut corners, stop waiting.
| Breeder | Dutch Passion |
|---|---|
| Genetics | San Fernando Valley OG x Auto Glueberry OG |
| Seed Type | Autoflower |
| Strain Type | Hybrid |
| THC | 16% to 24% |
| CBD | Low CBD (0-1%) |
| Flowering Time | 7 to 9 weeks |
| Yield | High Yield |
| Difficulty | Intermediate |
| Aroma / Flavor | Pine, earthy, citrus |
| Effects | Euphoric, relaxing, happy |
| Pack Size | 3 Seeds |
Dutch Passion didn’t phone this in. SFV OG Auto pairs the classic San Fernando Valley OG nose with autoflower convenience and high-yield structure. It hits the 16–24% THC lane with the pine-forward flavor people expect from an OG, but it wraps it in a brisk 7–9-week finish.
Parent one: San Fernando Valley OG-clean pine, lemon zest, earthy bite. It’s the polished side of OG, less diesel, more conifer forest with that classic bite. Parent two: Auto Glueberry OG-autoflower backbone with vigor, density, and reliable resin output.
The goal with this cross is simple: freeze-dry the SFV OG nose and attitude, bolt it to a fast, forgiving auto chassis, and keep yields in the “worth your tent space” bracket.
I’ve seen a lot of “OG autos” that taste like lemon-scented cardboard. This one keeps the SFV character intact while finishing on time. That’s the whole point.
First hit is pine. Not “maybe pine”-actual pine sap with a squeeze of citrus and a dusty earth finish. It’s clean, bright, and loud in a jar.
If you like your OGs fresh, not skunky, SFV OG Auto hits the mark.
Onset is upbeat and clear. Mood lifts, shoulders drop, and the rest of the world stops being annoying for a minute. Body calm settles in without couch tether.
Pheno hunt angle: grab a few packs, keep the cut that screams pine polish. It’s there.
Rated intermediate for a reason: autos don’t want heavy hands, but this one’s cooperative if you set the stage.
Timeline: germ to chop in about 70–80 days, with a 7–9-week flower window baked in. Expect high yields with proper light intensity and good airflow.
“T5Leds” – Intermediate Indoor Grower
Ran three plants in 3-gallon coco, 20/4 lights. Chop at day 78. Pine cleaner nose, sticky as hell, easy trim. Pulled strong weight for the space. Zero herms, zero drama. Would run again.
“PorchHarvest” – First-Time Auto Grower
Patio run in 5-gallon fabric pots. Two phenos: one lemon-pine rocket, one sweeter citrus. Both finished fast with fat colas. Loved the no-flip schedule. Cure brought the pine out hard.
Clean OG flavor, quick finish, heavy resin-the trifecta. Dutch Passion delivers consistency, and these drops don’t linger. Grab your 3-seed pack and slot a fast OG into your next run.
| Strain | THC | Flowering Time | Aroma | Why Pick It |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SFV OG Auto | 16–24% | 7–9 weeks | Pine, earthy, citrus | True OG profile with fast, high-yield auto performance |
| Auto Glueberry OG | ~18–22% | 8–10 weeks | Berry, diesel, citrus | Sweeter profile; strong vigor and bulk |
| OG Kush Auto | ~16–22% | 8–10 weeks | Gas, lemon, spice | Classic OG gas; slightly longer finish on many cuts |
It’s rated intermediate. If you can keep a stable environment and avoid overfeeding autos, you’ll be fine. It rewards basic discipline: steady light, proper watering, and mild training. Newer growers should avoid heavy topping and focus on low-stress shaping instead.
Plan on 70–80 days total, with a 7–9-week flowering window. Environment and light intensity can add or subtract a few days. Most growers report the sweet spot right around day 75 for peak aroma and desired trichome maturity.
Expect medium height. Indoors it usually stays manageable with early LST. Outdoors, in strong sun, it can stretch a bit taller. Training, pot size, and light intensity will steer final stature more than anything else.
Pine first, citrus second, with an earthy OG bottom end. It gets loud in late flower and during the dry. Good carbon filtration is your friend. The cure tightens the lemon-pine snap and keeps the jar opening satisfying.
18/6 or 20/4 from start to finish. Both work. 20/4 can push a touch more growth for some setups, but 18/6 is efficient and gentle. The key is consistent intensity and proper distance to avoid light stress.
Not really. OG lines prefer steady, moderate nutrition. Start light, read the leaves, and increase slowly. Ease nitrogen down mid-flower to enhance flavor and avoid leafy buds. Consistent pH and good runoff management matter more than high EC.
It does well in both when temps are reasonable. Indoors, it stacks hard under strong LEDs. Outdoors, give it full sun and start in the final pot. Avoid cold snaps in late flower; pine-citrus terps show best in steady warmth.
Strong. Early frost and greasy heads make it friendly for dry sift and ice water hash. The OG-leaning phenos often press with a bright lemon-pine aroma. Handle gently during trim to keep the good stuff on the bud, not the gloves.
Overwatering seedlings, late topping, and blasting them with too much light too early. Start in the final pot, shape with LST, and ramp intensity. Keep airflow moving to dodge microclimates and preserve terp quality through the finish.
Most growers like cloudy trichomes with 5–10% amber for a balanced effect. Check multiple sites, not just the tops. The nose will shift from sharp lemon to deeper pine-earth as it nears the window. Patience adds flavor.
Mostly green. You may see faint lavender on some phenos if night temps dip. Color’s a nice bonus, but focus on healthy metabolism and terpene preservation. That’s where SFV OG Auto really shines.
With the quick cycle, you can plan multiple waves in warmer regions. Start early, stagger plantings every few weeks, and you’ll keep jars full. Watch the weather late season to protect aroma and density.
