AK-47 Auto Seeds

Genetics & effects

AK-47 Auto is a feminised autoflowering hybrid listed as approximately 55% sativa and 45% indica. Its stated lineage combines AK-47 with ruderalis, although exact lineage and expression may vary. The listed THC range is 15–21%, with CBD at 0–1%.

Aromas and flavours are commonly described as pungent and herbal, followed by a softer sweetness. Myrcene, caryophyllene and pinene are the principal listed terpenes. Individual experiences are subjective: some people describe the effect as energetic, happy or talkative at first, with a more relaxed character emerging later. Experience can differ considerably between individuals and harvests.

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Growing in New Zealand

This variety is presented as a beginner-friendly choice for temperate conditions and cooler areas with a short season. Its autoflowering habit means development is linked primarily to plant age rather than a seasonal change in daylight. In New Zealand, conventional spring planting falls between September and November. Local temperatures, rainfall, wind and regional conditions can all affect timing and performance.

The figures on this page are catalogue estimates rather than guaranteed outcomes. Phenotype, environment and growing conditions can influence height, colour, aroma, flowering time and final yield. Anyone considering cultivation should first understand and follow all rules applying in their location.

Indoor

Indoors, AK-47 Auto is listed at approximately 60–100 cm, making it comparatively compact. The stated flowering period is around 6–8 weeks, though the complete seed-to-harvest cycle may be longer. Potential indoor production is listed at up to 500 g/m² under favourable conditions.

Its moderate stature may appeal where available vertical space is limited. As with any dense, aromatic plant, environmental consistency and air movement can influence development and the risk of mould. Results will vary with phenotype and setup.

Outdoor

Outdoors, the expected height range is approximately 80–150 cm. The variety is associated with temperate climates and cool, short seasons, but site-specific weather remains important. Potential outdoor production is listed at up to 90 g per plant, without assurance that every plant will reach that figure.

Spring conditions from September to November can vary widely across New Zealand. Exposure, rainfall and late-season humidity may affect plant structure, colour and finish, so catalogue specifications should be treated as general guidance rather than fixed performance.

Harvest

New Zealand’s typical outdoor harvest season runs from March to May. Because this is an autoflowering variety, actual maturity may occur earlier or later according to sowing date, phenotype and conditions rather than daylight alone. Mature flowers may retain their pungent, herbal character while developing sweeter notes, although aroma and appearance can vary.