Brain Damage Autoflowering
Brain Damage Autoflowering
Also known as: Braindamage Auto, Brain Damage Auto, Brains Damage Auto
Overview
Brain Damage Autoflowering is a potent cannabis strain developed by Growers Choice, created by crossing White Siberian with ICE and incorporating ruderalis genetics to achieve autoflowering characteristics. This strain is a perfectly balanced 50% indica and 50% sativa hybrid, renowned for being one of the strongest autoflowering varieties available. The strain features THC levels soaring between 24-26% and a medium CBD content, making it exceptionally potent even for experienced users. Plants develop into sturdy specimens, reaching indoor heights of 90cm to 130cm, and slightly shorter outdoor heights of 80cm to 120cm. The strain maintains the compact, bushy growth pattern typical of its White Widow lineage while producing pale purple buds coated in resin. With a flowering period of around 10 weeks, this autoflowering variety offers impressive yields and high resistance to pests and mold, making it an excellent choice for both indoor and outdoor cultivation.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from chronic pain
- May help with insomnia and sleep disorders
- Often used for stress relief
- Potential appetite stimulation
- May assist with anxiety management
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
- Drowsy
- Intense couch-lock
- May be too strong for novice users
- Can cause drowsiness
- Possible anxiety in sensitive users
Growing Information
Brain Damage Auto is moderately easy to cultivate and suitable for growers of all experience levels. Flowering time is approximately 10 weeks from seed, with indoor yields ranging from 650 to 750 grams per square meter. Outdoor grows typically produce up to 600 grams per plant. The strain thrives in various climates, handling both warm and cold conditions with high resistance to mold. Indoor cultivation benefits from Mediterranean-like conditions—65–75°F with 50–60% humidity, while autoflowering genetics mean no light cycle changes are needed—just maintain an 18-hour light schedule. Plants stay around 3.5 feet tall and benefit from regular topping for canopy control. Training techniques like LST, HST, or ScrOG can improve yields when applied at appropriate times.