Auto Mazar Seeds

It doesn't like defoliation at all. Everything was fine until I took the scissors to cut off the excess. And that's exactly what it wanted. But I got stressed in return. As a result, the buds remained small and weak. So I don't really recommend applying it to this strain. It's a strange autoflower; usually everything is fine, and then you get this. I don't know if I'll try growing it again, maybe later. Nevertheless, I can recommend it to beginners. Just avoid experimenting and practicing; perhaps the strain doesn't like it. In general, it grows normally.

Nice. I'll start by saying that I consider my experience pretty decent—15 years. And I'm no small fry myself. I've tried different strains of varying potencies, and when the 18%+ varieties stopped having an effect unless smoked in large quantities, I decided it was time for a change. I like and respect Mazar, but its THC is insane. By sheer luck, I stumbled upon this Auto Mazar. I had just finished the nuggets of its pictured counterpart at that point and went sober the moment I bought it. In total, I was sober for three months waiting, germinating, and growing. I was tempted to pinch a few to taste them, but I remained patient. The plants caused no problems, a smooth 10-week cycle. Not tall, about 60 cm each, but 70 g each. I gave it two dark days and four dry days before harvest. I tasted it a week later. The effect is pretty good, in the best Mazar tradition. I've been enjoying it for two weeks now. No addiction. Satisfied. The yield is comparatively lower, but less hassle and it builds up faster.

In general, it's an excellent strain, easy to grow, practically growing itself. But how was it possible to make a 25% THC strain half as strong? Or is this a special, milder option for beginners? Perhaps these beginners should grow a bit more until they're ready to experience the real deal.

Ultimate Indica, magnificent plant, the main stem is about the height of my forearm, the THC percentage is underestimated, 98 days from seed to harvest.

I'll never regret trying Auto Mazar! The bushes look like fir trees with dense buds coated in resin. I grew them in my greenhouse in 15-liter pots of good-quality soil. Yields ranged from 19 to 40 grams, but I suspect it's better to harvest after 12 weeks rather than 10. I would definitely recommend it to everyone. I did experience some mild mold on the main bud (in small amounts), so it's best to ensure good air circulation in your grow room.