What are the Flavor and Effects of Alien Candy Auto?

The Alien Candy Auto strain is named for its crystallized, sweet flavors and cloyingly sweet odor. It has an aroma that is very similar to its flavor. The evident citrus and fruity aroma predominate while the earthy yet pungent hints are quite overwhelming. However, when this strain is combusted, it can be a tad harsh and can often induce coughing. As for its flavor, it is described to be quite unique. It gives off palate-tickling notes of sour lemon, fruity orange, and intense sweetness with subtle tones of herbs. With significant levels of THC, the high from this strain eases the mind and the body into a peaceful and calm place which can be a bit sedating at times. It hits with an uplifting sense of euphoria, lifting the spirits and elating the mood. The mind will feel happy sensations alongside creativity. After that, the mellow Indica side of this weed will bring deep relaxation to the whole body, leading users to doze off. That is why this is the ideal strain to take after a long and tiring day.

How to Grow Alien Candy Auto?

The Alien Candy Auto is an autoflowering cannabis plant that’s relatively easy to grow and maintain. In addition to that, it is very resistant to mold and pests. Although it gives growers ease of growth, caring for this plant should not be taken lightly as the plant will need to be taken care of in order to yield a good harvest. Expert and novice growers alike will be pleased with this cannabis plant. It can be grown indoors or out, achieving great results in both setups. If grown indoors, it should be topped or trimmed. Growing methods like Sea of Green (SOG) and hydroponics should be applied. There should also be consistent artificial light for faster growth. The plant’s flowering period is only within 8-10 weeks, thanks to its Ruderalis genes. Outdoors, it loves the warm, sunny, Mediterranean climate. That’s why this plant is best grown outside. It gets pungent as it grows so it is best to invest in odor control measures such as carbon filters. Growers can collect average yields come harvest time.