Big Devil Autoflower Seeds

Information About Big Devil Seeds Genetics

Even though Big Devil is a double award winner, its genetic lineage remains a mystery. In 2014, it won first place in the Soft Secrets High Life Auto Cup of the Year. It is a balanced hybrid with slight Sativa dominance and cannabis ruderalis genes. This genetic selection doesn’t affect bud production or its aroma profile but results in stronger plants. Due to their autoflower nature, Big Devil seeds don’t rely on light cycles to bloom, which is very helpful for growers.

Effects and Aromas to Savor

This weed has a variable THC content that tests between 15% and 20%. Big Devil autoflower seeds will produce cannabis with almost equal Indica/Sativa parts. The strain provides a subtle mind-stimulating high, perfect in higher doses for relaxed evenings and smaller doses for productive mornings. It doesn’t cause strong and overpowering effects, but overconsumption may turn your body into a statue, smiling but having an active mind. Smoking this marijuana induces giggles, stimulates creativity, reduces anxiety, increases focus, improves sleep, and assists with pain. Its aroma profile includes skunk flavors with pine notes and fruity accents, resulting in an enjoyable smoke.

Big Devil Autoflower Grow Guide

This strain has hardy genetics and is loved by growers worldwide due to its high yields, which is not typical for autoflowers. The Big Devil seed is not complicated to grow but may require expert hands and regular maintenance. The plants prefer relatively low temperatures of 65°-75°F but are not afraid of occasional weather changes. Warm and sunny climatic conditions will ensure the best results. Usually, the shrubs are 3ft high but can reach 5ft in the open air under optimal settings. Gardeners can use the SoG and ScrOG methods to optimize yields and get the most out of their grow space. However, these techniques are optional because of the plant’s short life cycle. The bushes work well when grown with hydroponics but will impress growers if raised in soil. This marijuana is ready for harvest in 8-10 weeks. Indoor growers can achieve 14-19 oz./m². In the middle of October, outdoor cannabis offers yields of up to 9 oz./plant. If discretion is your priority, consider installing odor-controlling equipment or carbon filters because this weed emits a strong smell.