Babushka Black Auto
Babushka Black Auto
Overview
Babushka Black Auto is created by Russian breeder Kalashnikov Seeds and represents the first-ever cross between Crimean and Pakistani genetics in the history of breeding. The strain is a hybrid of Crimean Ruderalis and Pakistani Indica genetics, with a composition of 80% indica, 10% sativa, and 10% ruderalis. This unique indica-dominant autoflowering variety is only available in feminized seed form. The strain inherits vivid coloration saturated with dark violet tones and exquisite resin production, making it excellent for creating high-quality concentrates. It distinguishes itself with an outstanding aroma that is sweet and warming, combining Crimean hardiness with the best Pakistani indica characteristics. Babushka Black Auto presents as a gorgeous plant that entices the senses with beautiful violet colors and an amazing scent. The variety received its "warm" and "home-like" name from its comforting effects, as who else but a true Russian grandmother (babushka) can calm you down, feed you something tasty, and warm you up on a cold day.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from insomnia
- May help with stress and anxiety
- Often used for relaxation
- Users report pain relief
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
- Productivity decrease
- Dry Mouth
- Dry mouth
- Potential productivity decrease
- Possible dry eyes
Growing Information
Babushka Black Auto has a flowering time of 55-60 days from seed to harvest and grows to a compact height of 50-80cm. This autoflowering variety is not difficult to grow, making it suitable for less experienced growers to achieve good results. The plant grows fast and doesn't require much maintenance to thrive. It can be cultivated both indoors and outdoors with a total flowering time of approximately 78 days. Indoor harvest yields range from 300-450 g/m², while outdoor harvests produce 35-110 grams per plant. The compact height of 50-80cm makes it an excellent choice for small growing spaces. Temperature considerations are important - if temperatures exceed 28-29°C (82-84°F), the plant may not develop its characteristic purple hue.