Creme De La Compton Auto
Creme De La Compton Auto
Also known as: Creme De La Compton F3 Auto
Overview
Creme De La Compton Auto is a unique autoflowering hybrid strain created through a collaboration between Night Owl Seeds and Masonic Genetics. This strain represents an official "Forced Collab" project, a nod to Masonic Genetics' signature breeding practice of crossing high-quality genetics with their proprietary Wilson cut. The strain results from crossing Creme de la Chem F4 with Wilson F1, creating a complex genetic profile that combines the best traits of both parent lines. Creme de la Chem F4 itself is a hybrid of the infamous Stardawg (Illuminati cut) and Chemdogging F3, originally bred by Daz of Night Owl Seeds during his tenure with Mephisto Genetics. The Wilson pollinator brings genetics from Banana OG x Papaya crossed with Tropicanna Cookies F2, contributing exotic tropical fruit flavors and balanced hybrid vigor to the final product. This autoflowering strain typically finishes flowering in 75-85 days from initial sprout and produces dense, resinous buds covered in trichomes. Users often report that plants can display beautiful red and purple fades when exposed to cooler temperatures, adding to the visual appeal of the already impressive flowers.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from stress
- May help with mild pain management
- Often used for relaxation
- May assist with therapeutic purposes
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Creme De La Compton Auto is suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation with moderate growing difficulty. The strain typically finishes flowering in 75-85 days from sprout (approximately 10-12 weeks) and produces medium to above-average yields of 2-4 ounces per plant. Plants tend to develop sturdy structures with good side branching and heavy, dense flowers covered in resinous trichomes. The strain benefits from proper air circulation to prevent powdery mildew and requires adequate light, water, and nutrition. Growers should monitor for pests and molds, and may need to provide support during later flowering stages due to the weight of the dense buds. The strain can display beautiful color variations with red and purple fades when exposed to cooler temperatures during the flowering period.