Auto CBD Med Go Seeds

Genetics & effects

Auto CBD Med Go is an autoflower cultivar presented by Kiwi Seed Bank with reported genetics of Med Gom x CBD x Ruderalis. Its profile is listed as an even 50% sativa and 50% indica split. Reported cannabinoid specifications are 3–5% THC and 4–6% CBD. These catalogue ranges are reference figures rather than guaranteed measurements, and they do not establish a fixed cannabinoid ratio for every plant.

Subjective experiences associated with Auto CBD Med Go are described as relaxed, calming and happy. Individual impressions can differ, so these terms are best used to compare its reported character with other cultivars rather than predict a particular response. Its flavour profile combines earthy, fruity and woody notes. Bisabolol and alpha-pinene are the listed terpenes, adding further detail for readers comparing aroma profiles.

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Growing in

This cultivar is listed for a temperate climate and has a beginner difficulty classification. That rating is a broad catalogue guide, not an assurance of performance. Local conditions, seasonal shifts and the growing environment can all influence plant development and final output. No separate indoor or outdoor height range is established, so prospective growers should not rely on a specific stature when comparing spaces.

As an autoflower, Auto CBD Med Go has a reported total life cycle of 8–10 weeks. This interval covers the full life cycle rather than flowering alone. A separate flowering-only duration has not been established, and the total-life-cycle figure should not be presented as one.

Indoor

The reported indoor yield is 400–450 g/m². This is a catalogue specification that may vary with the environment and other cultivation factors; it is not a guaranteed result. With height unspecified, indoor comparisons are better based on the stated life cycle, yield range, climate classification and beginner difficulty rating rather than assumptions about vertical space.

The autoflower format can also be a useful comparison point for readers looking at cultivars with a defined full-cycle estimate. However, the 8–10 week interval remains an indicative range, and actual development may not follow an identical timeline.

Outdoor

The reported outdoor yield is 400–550 g/plant. This figure should be read as a variable catalogue range rather than an expected result for every plant. Although the climate classification is temperate, it does not establish suitability for every New Zealand location or season. Exposure, local weather and site conditions can differ considerably across the country.

For southern-hemisphere planning, spring runs from September to November, summer from December to February, autumn from March to May and winter from June to August. No specific outdoor start month or harvest month is established for this cultivar.

Harvest

Auto CBD Med Go is distinguished by its reported 8–10 week total autoflower life cycle, balanced sativa–indica profile and earthy, fruity and woody flavour description. At harvest, the listed indoor and outdoor yield ranges offer comparison points, but variation should be expected. Timing should be assessed from plant development rather than from an assumed flowering interval, because only the complete life-cycle range is specified.