Red Devil Autoflowering Seeds

Red Devil Autoflowering Seeds combine Afghani × Afghani Skunk × autoflowering ancestry in a compact, indica-leaning automatic hybrid known for sturdy branching, dense flowers, strong resin production, and vivid red-to-purple colour potential. The plant generally stays short to medium in height and finishes quickly from seed.

• Lineage: Afghani × Afghani Skunk × autoflowering ancestry
• Growth type: Indica-leaning autoflower
• Plant structure: Short to medium, bushy, with a strong central stem and balanced side branches
• Stretch: Low to moderate
• Indoor seed-to-harvest: Typically about 8–10 weeks from sprouting
• Outdoor seed-to-harvest: Typically about 8–10 weeks from sprouting; harvest depends on sowing date
• Flower structure: Dense, compact flowers concentrated around the main stem and upper branches
• Resin production: High
• Colour: Green with red, burgundy, violet, or purple tones possible depending on phenotype and conditions
• Aroma: Sweet fruit, berry, citrus, earth, musk, pine, and light incense
• Best suited for: Growers wanting a compact colourful auto with a very short fixed life cycle

Red Devil Auto usually develops a naturally bushy structure that needs little aggressive training. Gentle low-stress training can help expose side branches, but the short life cycle rewards steady early growth more than repeated pruning.

Indoors, a practical full-cycle target is approximately 56–70 days from sprouting. Flowers typically become increasingly dense and frosted through the second half of the cycle. Colour expression varies by phenotype and can intensify under cooler late-cycle temperatures where the genetics support it.

Outdoors, timing is determined by sowing date rather than autumn day length. Under favourable conditions, growers should plan on roughly 8–10 weeks from sprouting.

The aromatic profile commonly combines sweet fruit and berry with citrus, earthy, musky, pine, and lightly incense-like undertones. Red Devil Autoflowering Seeds are best suited to growers looking for compact structure, colour potential, and a fast seed-to-harvest cycle.