The much loved Big Bud XXL in autoflowering format
Autopilot XXL, a creation of the expert breeders in the Ministry of Cannabis, is everything you loved about Big Bud XXL all over again. She has a musky aroma and a flavor blend of parsley with some peppery spice. True to her XXL marking, the strain’s buds are bigger than what most autoflowering varieties produce, which is why she’s known for her stupendous yields rather than having high THC content, much like her parent.
Autopilot XXL has a THC level of around 15%, considered a “medium” strength in today’s potency standards. Still, this weed will hit just right if you prefer a pleasant high that won’t send you hurtling into the cerebral stratosphere. She’ll make users feel euphoric and relaxed, as well as keep them comfortable from pains and aches. Although her Indica-dominance makes her suitable for nighttime use, the cannabis flower won’t leave you floating in a fog of laziness. Instead, she’ll put you in pure mobile bliss for an evening alone or with like-minded friends.
As an autoflower, Autopilot XXL is a bit smaller than Big Bud XXL and her yields are naturally lower, but, on the flip side, she’s also faster and easier to grow. Plus, her output and bud quality are pretty impressive for an auto lady. The strain is also suitable for indoor and outdoor cultivation, even in unfavorable conditions.
| Autoflower | |
|---|---|
| Genotype | Genotype20% Sativa / 60% Indica / 20% Ruderalis |
| Lineage | LineageBig Bud XXL x UnknownRuderalis |
| THC | THC15% |
| CBD | CBDInsignificant |
| Indoor Flowering / Yield | Indoor Flowering / Yield9 Weeks / 125 g/plant |
| Outdoor Harvest Time / Yield | Outdoor Harvest Time / YieldApril - October / 300 g/plant |
| Recommended To | Recommended ToBeginners |
Autopilot XXL is a beauty, especially once she reaches late flowering. She’s an eye-catching blend of dark green leaves, fiery orange pistils, and frosty-white trichomes. Although not as resinous as strains like Northern Lights and White Widow, her flowers have a nice weight and are very dense with a good amount of trichs.
Because of her Indica-dominant genetics, Autopilot XXL grows bushy, with several long side blooms and a single apical cola. The strain takes 8 to 9 weeks to go from seed to harvest, reaching a meter tall indoors or between 1.2 and 1.4 meters outdoors by the end of her life cycle. While many other autoflowering varieties finish faster and grow smaller, this lady puts to use those growth traits to develop high-quality buds.
The non-finicky nature of Autopilot XXL allows her to grow well in almost any medium. However, you must ensure that the substrate is airy, with plenty of space for the plant to spread her roots. It should also not be full of nutrients, so you can provide her nutritional needs when watering. This strain has quite an appetite,requiring nute feeding twice a week with an ideal EC level of 2.0 during the final three weeks of her life cycle.
When growing indoors, you can increase the total bud production by placing around six Autopilot XXL for every square meter, creating a canopy of buds that appears like a “Sea of Green”.This technique should easily fill out a grow space, but if you prefer to cultivate without clustering your plants, you can still achieve up to 125 grams from just one auto.
Outdoors, she’ll do even better and produce up to 300 grams per plant when grown in optimal conditions. This strain can thrive outside in any season as long as there’s no frost and she receives at least five hours of light daily, although a warm setting with long sunshine duration yields a bigger harvest.
How to grow Autopilot XXL in Sea of Green?
When it comes to autoflowering cannabis plants, the Sea of Green (SOG) method is one of the most popular ways to grow. The SOG method involves growing many small plants close together, which helps increase yield and minimize the amount of time needed to vegetate. This approach is especially well-suited for autoflowering varieties, which are typically shorter than traditional strains. To perform the Sea of Green, begin by planting several seeds in small pots or trays. Once the seedlings have reached a height of 8-10 inches, they can be transplanted into larger grow containers. Be sure to space the plants at least 6 inches apart, as they will continue growing and filling throughout the flowering period. Once the plants have been transplanted, they will need to be trimmed and manicured regularly to maintain a manageable size. Following these simple steps, you can enjoy a bountiful harvest of high-quality cannabis from your autoflower garden.
What other grow techniques can I use for Autopilot XXL?
Low-stress training (LST) is a common gardening technique that can encourage more even growth in autoflowering cannabis plants. The goal of LST is to manipulate the plant’s shape without causing any damage to the stalk or leaves. This can be done by gently bending and tying down the branches so they grow horizontally rather than vertically. LST can be performed throughout the plant’s life cycle, but it is most effective during the vegetative stage. LST can result in a larger yield and higher quality buds when done correctly.
What are the best rooting stimulants I could use for Autopilot XXL?
Various rooting stimulants on the market can be used to encourage faster, healthier root growth in autoflowering cannabis plants. One popular option is IBA (indole-3-butyric acid), which is available in both powder and liquid form. IBA promotes cell division and helps to stimulate root formation. Another popular product is Rhizopon AA (6-benzylaminopurine), which is available in tablet form. This rooting hormone helps to promote cell elongation, resulting in longer, healthier roots. Additionally, it has been shown to increase the success rate of clones by up to 80%. Finally, Super thrive (N-P-K) is a vitamin and hormone solution that can be used to encourage strong root development. Super thrive contains various nutrients essential for healthy plant growth, making it an ideal choice for rooted cuttings and autos.
What type of soil is best for autoflowering plants?
For autoflowering cannabis plants, it is best to use light and airy soil. This type of soil will allow the roots to spread out and take in nutrients easily. It is also essential to ensure that the soil is well-draining, as autoflowering plants are susceptible to root rot. A good mix for autoflowering plants would be two parts peat moss, one part per lite, and one part vermiculite. This mix will give the plant everything it needs to grow strong and healthy.
How many times should I water Autopilot XXL?
Autoflowering cannabis plants are a bit different than your standard cannabis plant in that they don’t rely on a change in the light cycle to flower. Instead, they will automatically begin to flower after a certain number of days, regardless of the light cycle. This makes them a bit easier to care for, but there are still some basic rules you should follow. One of the most important is how often to water them. As a general rule of thumb, you should water your autoflowering plants every other day. However, this may need to be adjusted based on the weather and the size of your plants. If it’s hot and dry outside, you may need to water them more frequently. Conversely, you can water them less often if it’s cool and wet. Pay close attention to your plants and adjust accordingly. With a little trial and error, you’ll find the perfect watering schedule for your autoflowering plants.
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