Black Cream Photos and Review
Black Cream is an autoflower variety of cannabis that was bred by Sweet Seeds. It was bred by crossing Cream Caramel and Purple Kush Auto. The end result is a fire strain that smells like sweet berries and cream! It didn't taste as good as it smelled, but the smell was probably top 5 out of any of the hundreds and hundreds of strains that I have smelled/tried out.
Autoflowering cannabis is kind of pointless in my opinion. Unless you wanted to go plant hundreds of seeds outside somewhere, I can't really understand why anyone would want to grow autos. Does anyone else have insight into this?
I know my friend just got these seeds because of the gorgeous purple hues, and it turned out to be well worth it for him.
Check out some photos:
The Black Cream will stay fairly short before entering the flowering cycle automatically very soon after being planted. The entire process only takes about 60-75 days from seed to harvest.
The potency of the bud itself was amazing and I couldn't tell that there was auto flower in the genes of the plant. A lot of people have said that autos have poor effects, but that surely wasn't the case with Black Cream.
I really enjoyed this strain, getting updates on the grow, and seeing it live and in person before it was harvested. With all of that being said, I would recommend the breeder Sweet Seeds for sure. The strain comes highly recommended as well, but that would only be if you wanted autoflowering seeds or if you were just trying out the strain and not growing it. It is definitely fire, but I don't see the point in auto seeds.
Stay High,
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I don’t grow autos but if you say it’s fire then why not grow them? The only reason i can see why to grow them is a space issue. And leaving the light on 24 hours while budding a plant seems pretty cool to me. I would only say if you didn’t put 24 hours of light while grown an auto is pointless as fuck.
Holy hell! The colours on this baby are astonishing!
I can tell you why people grow autos... some growers started with them, cause they were the easiest, you know no need to change the photoperiod, and then they sticked to them, cause they were afraid to start growing photos after a positive experience. You can actually get a monter plant if you grow in hydro and I saw some of these, so even yield can be evened up. And then autos are quite good for folks living up north where sun index is low and season generally short. Autos are your only chance in these conditions, cause this genetics actually comes from the north. I actually have some autos breaking the ground now, but mostly cause I got them for free, and I thought why not throw them out early in the season... well we'll see.
I’ve always heard mixed reviews on auto’s. Folks I know who have grown auto’s, only grew them to try them out to see what the deal was...well, no more auto’s now. You pics look nice tho. Folks like auto’s for a reason... maybe ease of operation, or???
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