Bubblegum Sherbet Auto Seeds

Genetics & effects

Bubblegum Sherbet Auto is a feminised autoflower combining Bubblegum Sherbet lineage with autoflowering genetics. Its 60% indica and 40% sativa profile balances compact growth with steady branching, making it an approachable option for growers with some previous experience. Plants may reach up to 110 cm indoors and 150 cm outdoors, although final size depends on light, root space, weather and cultivation style.

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Growing in New Zealand

As an autoflower, Bubblegum Sherbet Auto begins flowering according to age rather than a change in daylight hours. This can be useful across New Zealand, where regional conditions range from hot, dry summers to temperate coastal weather and short, cool growing windows. Spring planting generally falls between September and November. Choose the warmest suitable period for your location and protect young plants from late cold snaps, strong winds and prolonged rain.

A light, free-draining medium supports healthy root growth. Autoflowers usually respond best to minimal disruption, so consider planting in the final container and avoiding major root disturbance. Consistent moisture is preferable to repeated saturation, particularly in humid districts where good airflow helps reduce mould risk.

Indoor

Indoors, plants can remain relatively manageable at up to 110 cm. A stable light schedule, gentle air movement and adequate space between plants help support an even canopy. Low-stress training can spread branches without placing excessive pressure on the short vegetative phase. Heavy pruning or repeated high-stress techniques may slow development.

Flowering typically takes 9–11 weeks, with indoor production listed at up to 500 g/m² under favourable conditions. These figures are best viewed as potential rather than a fixed outcome. Light intensity, container volume, nutrition, temperature and grower experience all influence plant performance.

Outdoor

Outdoors, Bubblegum Sherbet Auto may reach up to 150 cm and produce up to 650 g per plant in favourable conditions. Select a sunny, sheltered position with good drainage. In wetter parts of New Zealand, spacing and airflow are especially important as flowers gain density. In hot, dry areas, mulch can help maintain steadier root-zone moisture, while careful watering avoids long periods of dryness.

Its automatic flowering cycle also allows growers to plan around local weather rather than relying solely on autumn daylight changes. Cool-short regions may benefit from an early spring start under protection before plants move into stronger seasonal sunshine.

Harvest

New Zealand’s main outdoor harvest period runs from March to May, though autoflowers started in spring may finish earlier depending on sowing date and conditions. Check flower maturity directly rather than relying only on the calendar. Swollen floral growth, changing pistil colour and trichome appearance can help indicate readiness. Handle mature flowers gently and maintain clean, dry, well-ventilated post-harvest conditions to preserve their sweet, fruity and sour character.