Early harvest! Early high!
Crop King Seeds is to thank for bringing Early Miss into our lives, as this rare bud offers a distinct flavor profile with a high users will crave over and over again. Crossing White Widow and Big Bud with unspecified Ruderalis was a great idea, as it created a 60% Indica-dominant strain that boasts the best of all three parents.
The chunky and frosted nugs of Early Miss produce a highly addicting smoke that tastes spicy and woody with overtones of mint and spices. While its 15 to 21% THC level may not seem substantial, the high from this weed is something you can’t fight once it hits. It starts with a strong cerebral buzz that is more dreamy and hazy than mind-altering. As the high gets higher, it’ll take over the body and leave you utterly stoned. This may be the best time to zone out on a good movie or wind down on a relaxing playlist.
The Early Miss high lifts the spirit and imparts a tranquil physical vibe that eases stress, depression, and bodily pains relatively fast. This cannabis flower is also great for users battling insomnia.
If you’ve fallen in love with this lady and want to bring her home, you can definitely do so with its very easy to acquire autoflowering seeds. The strain’s Ruderalis genetics gave it the hardiness that allows it to do well indoors or out and the swift growth that provides decent-size yields in less than two months after germination.
Early Miss is the way to go when you want to blast your palate and have a dream-like chill-out marijuana experience. This autoflower’s seeds are readily available onvarious online cannabis seed stores, so give the strain a try, grow it at home, and earn a stash to burn for watching all your worries fade away.
| Autoflower | |
|---|---|
| Genotype | Genotype60% Indica / 30% Sativa / 10% Ruderalis |
| Lineage | LineageBig Bud x White Widow |
| THC | THC15-21% |
| CBD | CBDInsignificant |
| Indoor Flowering / Yield | Indoor Flowering / Yield7 Weeks (Seed to Harvest) / 200 g/m² |
| Outdoor Harvest Time / Yield | Outdoor Harvest Time / YieldAugust to October / 100 g/plant |
| Recommended To | Recommended ToBeginners |
Early Miss is only available in autoflower seed form. So what exactly are autoflowering cannabis plants? After a vegetative growth period of 2 to 4 weeks, autoflowering cannabis plants naturally flower. Growers do not need to worry about changing the light schedule to commence and maintain the blooming phase, as they would with feminized or regular photoperiod cannabis. Autoflowering plants require substantially less time to mature. Some varieties, such as Early Miss, are ready for harvest just seven weeks after germination. In addition, autoflowers are typically tiny or smaller, making them ideal for indoor cultivation. Autoflowers are perfect for newcomers to cannabis gardening because of their convenience. More experienced cultivators can also benefit from autoflowering cannabis’s distinct growing characteristics.
Early Miss grows into a sturdy plant with dense foliage. To reduce its bushiness, growers may perform pruning. However, you should not prune an autoflowering plant the same way you would a traditional cannabis plant. To begin with, all pruning should start early in the auto’s life cycle, or you risk stunting its growth and bud production.
Because Early Miss has Ruderalis in its genetic makeup, it is incredibly resilient and an excellent choice for outdoor cultivation. It can withstand hotter and colder climates, as well as bugs and mold. These characteristics paired with its autoflowering trait make it growable outside and harvesting all year round possible in some places that retain a temperature above 10ºC. Of course, the yields may vary depending on your location and how much light the plant gets, but in an ideal setting, it could be as much as 100 grams per plant.
Indoors, simply maintain a comfortably warm environment and provide at least 18 hours of light to get the most buds. If you’re growing a batch of multiple Early Miss plants, a Sea of Green setup can boost your yields up to 200 grams per square meter.
I don’t have plenty of vertical space.Is Early Miss suitable for such a case?
Early Miss grows between 2.5 and 6.5 feet (30 to 78 inches). You can perform low-stress training to limit its skyward growth.
Low-Stress Training (LST) is a technique that can be used to encourage cannabis plants to grow wider instead of taller. By gently bending and tying down the main stems, LST redirects growth hormone production towards the lower parts of the plant. This results in a bushier plant with more lateral growth. Not only does this make the plant more resistant to wind damage, but it also increases the number of flowers and buds that the plant produces.
Autoflowering cannabis plants are especially well-suited to LST, as they have a shorter overall life cycle and respond well to being “topped” or bent over. Topping autoflowers is typically done when they are 2-3 weeks old and involves cutting off the main stem just above the second set of leaves. This encourages the plant to produce two new main branches, which can then be trained using LST techniques. When performed correctly, LST can significantly increase both the yield and quality of your autoflowering cannabis plants.
What’s the ideal temperature range for Early Miss?
While bushy and compact, Early Miss can tolerate a wide range of temperatures but prefers warm weather. In general, the ideal temperature for this autoflowering plant is between 70 and 85 degrees Fahrenheit. However, they can also tolerate temperatures as high as 95 degrees Fahrenheit. The plants will begin to experience stress if the temperature drops below 60 degrees Fahrenheit, so it is essential to protect them from cold weather. In terms of humidity, bush autoflowering cannabis plants do best in relatively dry environments. They can tolerate some humidity, but too much moisture can lead to mold growth. As a result, it is crucial to monitor the humidity levels in your grow room and take steps to reduce the moisture if necessary.
How often do I need to water Early Miss plants?
Autoflowering cannabis plants are an excellent option for growers who want a hassle-free experience. Unlike traditional cannabis plants, autoflowers do not require a change in light schedules to induce flowering. However, they have different watering needs than other types of cannabis plants. Autoflowers generally need less water than other plants and are also more sensitive to over-watering. As a result, it is vital to develop a watering schedule that meets the specific needs of your autoflowers. A good rule of thumb is to water your autoflowers deeply but infrequently. Allow the soil to dry out completely between watering, and then give the plants a good soaking. This will help to encourage deep roots and prevent problems with over-watering. By following these simple tips, you can ensure that your autoflowers stay healthy and thrive.
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