Auto Astarta
Auto Astarta
Overview
Auto Astarta is an autoflowering cannabis strain developed by Ukrainian seed bank Mudro Seeds. This strain features a complex three-way genetic combination of Ruderalis Indica, Big Devil, and Green Poison (also known as Poison Green). The strain was developed by Mudro Seeds, a Ukrainian cannabis breeding company that began operations in 2007 and was formally established in 2012, serving markets in Eastern Europe including Russia and Ukraine. Auto Astarta has earned recognition within Mudro Seeds' autoflowering feminized line and is marketed as a versatile, sustainable variety suitable for various climatic zones. The strain showcases the modern advancement in autoflowering genetics, combining the robust characteristics of its parent strains to create a uniform and reliable cultivar. Big Devil contributes balanced hybrid genetics with its 50/50 indica/sativa ratio from Sweet Seeds, while Green Poison brings predominantly indica traits with fruity aromatics and high resin production. The ruderalis genetics provide the autoflowering characteristics and environmental adaptability. Auto Astarta is described as a 'space horse' by its breeders, indicating its powerful effects and reliable performance across different growing conditions.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report deep soothing effects
- May provide analgesic therapeutic benefits
- Often used for pain relief
- May help with relaxation and stress
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Auto Astarta is suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation with a predominantly high plant height. The strain completes its lifecycle from seed to harvest in approximately 12 weeks (84 days), making it a relatively quick autoflowering variety. Expected yields range from 100-200 grams per plant. The strain demonstrates good adaptability to various latitudes and climatic zones, making it especially suitable for outdoor growing. As an autoflowering variety, it does not require light cycle manipulation and flowers automatically based on age rather than photoperiod. The strain is described as universal and sustainable, indicating good resistance to environmental stresses. Growers report it as suitable for both beginners and experienced cultivators.