Think Big Auto seeds from Dutch Passion (Selected XL Think Different plants) offer citrus-floral sweetness and 15–20% THC in a hybrid autoflower profile. A must-have for collectors-Grab your pack today.
Price range: $44.88 through $84.88
Autoflower
Hybrid
Selected XL Think Different plants x Selected XL Think Different plants
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15% to 20% %
Citrus, floral, sweet
9 to 11 weeks
High
Limonene, myrcene, caryophyllene
Euphoric, relaxing, uplifting
Daytime
Provide ample light and nutrients for optimal growth.
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Because sometimes “fast” and “huge” actually play nice. Think Big Auto brings XL autos with real production and a citrus-floral kick, finishing in 9–11 weeks. Stock moves quick for a reason-growers like reliable, no-drama results.
| Breeder | Dutch Passion |
|---|---|
| Genetics | Selected XL Think Different plants |
| Seed Type | Autoflower |
| Strain Type | Hybrid |
| THC | 15% to 20% |
| CBD | Less than 1% |
| Flowering Time | 9 to 11 weeks |
| Yield | High |
| Difficulty | Intermediate |
| Aroma / Flavor | Citrus, floral, sweet |
| Effects | Euphoric, relaxing, uplifting |
| Pack Size | 3 Seeds |
Dutch Passion knows autos. Think Big Auto takes the brand’s proven Think Different line and scales it up-literally. Expect taller plants, thicker side branches, and “how did an auto do that?” kind of harvests. THC lands in the 15–20% pocket, so it’s strong without steamrolling your day.
Think Big Auto comes from selected XL phenotypes of Think Different, a Dutch Passion staple. The breeding brief was simple: keep the speed and easygoing nature, but push size, side-branch heft, and top-end production.
In practice, this cross hits that “workhorse with manners” zone: solid vigor from day one, predictable transition to flower, and uniform flower stacking. It’s the kind of auto you can plan around-reliable timelines, consistent canopy behavior, and a finish that doesn’t play calendar games. Dutch Passion built it for performance, not hype.
First whiff: citrus snap. Then a floral-sweet lift that hangs in the air. It’s bright, clean, and friendly to the nose.
Expect an upbeat lift on the front end-clear, happy, and social. As it settles, a relaxing haze smooths out the edges without a couch-strap. It’s versatile: creative afternoons, low-key evenings, or a weekend “clean-the-garage” vibe without getting lost in space.
You’ll see two main expressions:
Aroma swings from citrus-forward to a sweeter floral spin. Resin is consistent across the board; a few keepers run extra sticky, which trimmers will “love.” Cooler lights-off temps can tease faint purples late, but green-gold is the norm. Pheno hunting an auto? Yep-there are keepers to tag.
Skill level: intermediate. It’s forgiving, but size and speed reward dialed basics.
Yield expectations (dialed indoor): 75–150g per plant; 450–600g/m² under strong LED. Outdoor, the big phenos can surprise if they get full sun and steady feed. Timeline is straightforward: seed to chop in 9–11 weeks.
“Rock-solid auto.” 2x4 tent, 300W LED, three plants. Tall spears, easy LST, zero tantrums. Pulled sticky citrus jars at day 78. Would rerun. - Dan, intermediate
“Bigger than I planned.” Balcony grow, light breeze, basic nutes. One pheno stretched like a champ; lemony floral nose. Harvest at week 10. Dry trim was a little… resinous. Good problem. - Rina, newer grower
Go for Think Big Auto if you want fast, high-yield autos with citrus-floral flavor and dependable timelines. Dutch Passion consistency, XL stature, and a friendly 15–20% THC window. Stock rotates-grab a 3-pack while it’s here.
| Strain | THC | Flowering Time | Aroma | Why Choose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Think Big Auto | 15–20% | 9–11 weeks | Citrus, floral, sweet | XL size, high yields, balanced effects |
| Think Different Auto | Mid–high | ~9–10 weeks | Citrus, herbal | Classic parent line, slightly quicker finish |
| Auto Mazar | Mid–high | ~10–11 weeks | Earthy, spicy, sweet | Rugged, fuller-body effect profile |
It’s rated intermediate. Autos are time-sensitive, so avoid stress, transplanting late, and heavy nutrients. If you can manage light intensity, watering, and basic training, you’ll be rewarded with real mass without drama.
Plan 9–11 weeks from seed to harvest. Most runs finish in that window. The bigger phenos often lean toward the later side, especially under cooler temps or lighter feeds.
Expect medium-tall to tall for an auto. The XL spear-top phenos stretch, so give headroom and support. Early LST keeps the canopy even and helps pack on consistent tops.
Citrus leads, backed by floral and sweet notes. It’s bright and clean, with a candy-light finish on the exhale and solid bag appeal when cured right.
Upbeat and euphoric up front, then relaxing and smooth. It’s functional, social, and good for easy evenings without getting glued to the couch.
In dialed conditions, 75–150g per plant is common, and strong setups can stack 450–600g/m². Light quality, dry-backs, and training matter more than pouring on nutrients.
Yes. Full sun, airy soil, and steady feeding push the XL traits. Watch for stretch, stake early, and try to keep the final few weeks dry for best finish.
Light topping early can work, but autos prefer LST. If you top, do it very early and only once. Many growers get equal or better results with simple tie-downs.
Run 18/6 or 20/4 from start to finish. Autos don’t need a flip. Keep intensity up, but manage canopy temps to avoid foxtailing late.
Moderate to loud. The citrus-floral profile can travel. Use a good carbon filter, maintain negative pressure, and swap filters on schedule if stealth matters.
Fifteen years of shipping seeds and judging shows has taught me a simple rule: autos that finish when they say and pay the rent are worth your tent space. Think Big Auto is one of them. Dutch Passion did their homework.
