Assisted Living
Assisted Living
Overview
Assisted Living is an autoflowering cannabis strain developed by Sterquiliniis Seed Supply, created by crossing Forgotten Cookies from Mephisto Genetics with their own Miami Vice strain. This THC-dominant variety represents a complex genetic combination that brings together the best qualities of its parent strains. Forgotten Cookies is itself a cross between Forum Stomper (Girl Scout Cookies × Sour Stomper) and Fugue State (Amnesia Haze BX1 × Walter White), while Miami Vice is bred from Green Crush and Grapefruit Auto, creating a rich, citrus-forward lineage.
The strain is classified as a ruderalis/indica/sativa hybrid, designed to capture the balanced effects and flavors of both parent strains. With its autoflowering characteristics inherited from the ruderalis genetics, Assisted Living is suited for both indoor cultivation and offers growers a relatively straightforward growing experience. The strain maintains the complex terpene profiles associated with its distinguished lineage, particularly the cookie-like aromatics from the Forgotten Cookies side and the citrusy, piney notes from the Miami Vice genetics.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report potential relief from stress
- May help with appetite stimulation
- Often used for relaxation purposes
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Assisted Living is an autoflowering strain with a flowering time of approximately 63 days from seedling to harvest. The strain can be cultivated indoors and is available only as feminized seeds. As an autoflowering variety, it requires less complex light scheduling compared to photoperiod strains. The plant inherits growing characteristics from both parent strains - the bushy, freestyle growth pattern from the Forum Stomper lineage and more structured growth from the Fugue State genetics. Expected to be relatively easy to grow for intermediate cultivators, with moderate nutritional requirements typical of autoflowering hybrids.