Sexxpot Auto Seeds

Genetics & effects

Sexxpot Auto is a feminised autoflower presented in the Kiwi Seed Bank catalogue. Its reported lineage combines G13, Hash Plant and ruderalis, with an estimated 80% indica and 20% sativa profile. Published figures place THC at approximately 10–15% and CBD at 0–0.5%, although cannabinoid levels can vary with environment, plant health and harvest timing.

The aroma and flavour lean towards ripe berries and mixed fruit over a distinctly skunky base. Individual experiences differ, but consumers commonly describe the overall character as relaxed, happy and uplifted. Some may perceive a euphoric or aroused mood, while others may find its indica-leaning character more settling. Setting, personal tolerance and the finished flower can all shape the experience.

Explore autoflower seeds, fast flowering, the New Zealand grow guide, and the planting calendar.

Explore autoflower seeds, fast flowering, the New Zealand grow guide, and the planting calendar.

Growing in New Zealand

This autoflower is rated as an intermediate option and is best suited to attentive growers who can maintain a stable environment. It is associated with temperate and hot, dry climates. In New Zealand, outdoor spring planting generally falls between September and November, once local conditions are suitably warm and dependable. Autoflowering plants begin flowering according to age rather than a change in daylight hours, making careful timing important.

Keep airflow consistent and avoid persistently damp conditions, particularly in humid or high-rainfall regions. A free-draining growing medium and a sheltered, sunny position can reduce mould risk. Local microclimates vary considerably, so conditions in Northland may differ from those in Canterbury, Otago or elevated sites.

Indoor

Indoors, Sexxpot Auto benefits from a steady light schedule, moderate feeding and minimal disruption to its short life cycle. No dependable indoor height figure is available, so allow flexible vertical space and monitor early growth. Gentle canopy management may help maintain even light exposure, but heavy pruning or repeated training can slow an autoflower with limited recovery time.

Flowering is listed at roughly 7–9 weeks. The published indoor yield is up to 400 g/m², but this is a reference figure rather than an assured result. Lighting, container size, root health, nutrition, airflow and grower experience will influence the final outcome.

Outdoor

Choose a location with strong sun, good drainage and protection from severe wind. Because no reliable outdoor height is listed, provide adequate spacing and avoid crowding neighbouring plants. In wetter districts, inspect dense flowers regularly and maintain airflow to reduce mould risk as autumn approaches.

The stated outdoor yield is up to 550 g per plant. Actual production may be lower or higher depending on planting date, temperature, sunlight, weather and general plant health. Its berry, fruit and skunk profile may become more noticeable as flowering advances.

Harvest

New Zealand’s general outdoor harvest season runs from March to May, although autoflowers started in spring may finish earlier because their cycle is age-dependent. Use flower development and trichome appearance as maturity indicators rather than relying only on a calendar date. Indoor harvest timing depends on the plant’s individual progress, with the listed 7–9-week flowering window serving as a guide.