AK-47 Auto Seeds

Outback Seed Bank presents AK-47 Auto as a compact, beginner-friendly autoflowering hybrid suited to growers seeking a relatively short flowering period. Its slightly sativa-leaning profile combines pungent and herbal character with a sweeter finish, while plant size generally remains manageable indoors or outside.

Genetics & effects

AK-47 Auto combines AK-47 with ruderalis genetics, although the precise lineage may vary. The listed balance is approximately 55% sativa and 45% indica. Ruderalis heritage gives the plant its autoflowering behaviour, meaning flowering is influenced more by maturity than by a seasonal change in daylight.

The cannabinoid profile is listed at 15–21% THC and 0–1% CBD. Individual experiences are subjective, but some people describe the character as energetic, happy and talkative at first, followed by a more relaxed impression. Its aromatic profile may suggest myrcene, caryophyllene and pinene, with pungent, herbal and subtly sweet notes. For those comparing autoflowering and feminised seed formats, check the selected pack details before ordering.

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Growing in Australia

In Australia, outdoor timing varies considerably between tropical, subtropical, temperate and cool districts. For temperate and cool, short-season locations, spring planting generally falls between September and November. Autoflowering plants do not depend on shortening days to begin flowering, but warmth, light intensity and local conditions can still affect their pace, structure and final performance.

AK-47 Auto is classed as a beginner-level option, although attentive environmental management remains worthwhile. Its compact growth may suit smaller spaces, while good airflow can help limit humidity and mould pressure.

Indoor

Indoors, plants are listed at approximately 60–100 cm. The flowering phase is commonly given as six to eight weeks, but this should not be treated as the complete seed-to-harvest cycle. A stable environment, suitable airflow and enough room around the canopy can support even development.

Indoor yields are listed at up to 500 g/m². This is a reference figure rather than a promise, as lighting, plant health, space and grower experience can all influence the outcome.

Outdoor

Outside, AK-47 Auto may reach roughly 80–150 cm, depending on container size, sunlight, weather and local conditions. It is associated with temperate climates and cooler districts with shorter seasons. A bright, sheltered position may help protect its compact flowers from strong wind and extended wet weather.

Outdoor production is listed at up to 90 g per plant. Actual results vary, and humid periods can increase mould risk. Regular observation is especially useful as flowers gain density and colour.

Harvest

Australia’s traditional outdoor harvest period runs from March to May, though an autoflower started in spring may finish earlier because its schedule is maturity-driven. Use the plant’s development rather than a calendar date alone when assessing readiness. Aroma may become more pronounced near maturity, bringing together the pungent, herbal and sweet qualities that could make this profile a favourite among fans of classic flavour combinations.