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Sweet Berry Cough Auto packs a sweet blackberry, strawberry and red berry profile into a fast, easy and resinous autoflower. With 17-20% THC according to our breeders' lab results, it delivers a cheerful, euphoric start that slowly turns into full-body relaxation.
| THC | 17-20% |
|---|---|
| CBD | 0-1% |
| Lineage | Blackberry x Afghani x ruderalis |
| Genetics | 80% indica and 20% sativa, with ruderalis genetics |
| Effects | Cheerful, euphoric, positive, calming and physically relaxing |
| Flavors | Blackberries, strawberries, raspberry, wild berries, spicy flowers, herbs, wood, earth, pine and buttery notes |
| Terpenes | Myrcene, caryophyllene, pinene and limonene |
| Indoor yield (oz/sq ft) | 1.6-2 |
| Indoor flowering | 8-9 weeks from seed |
The first thing that sets Sweet Berry Cough Auto apart is its irresistible blend of red berries and its deep background. Blackberry brings the sweetness of blackberries, strawberries and raspberries, while Afghani adds earth, resin and a compact structure. The ruderalis side completes the cross with autoflowering and a seriously fast cycle.
This indica-dominant strain develops one large, dominant main cola surrounded by very resinous buds. Its dark green leaves can contrast with lilac, purple or reddish hues, which look especially striking under the layer of trichomes. It works for both indoor and outdoor growing, with indoor yields that can reach 1.6-2 oz per square foot under good conditions.
Our breeders rate it as a low-difficulty autoflower, a fit for beginners and for growers looking for an undemanding plant. It usually finishes its run in around eight weeks, although some plants may need eight to nine weeks from seed to harvest.
Its structure responds best when the plant keeps its natural shape. It's best to avoid topping, since the main cola holds much of its yield potential. It can also be grown outdoors, ideally during a stretch of good weather. The key is to let it finish its short cycle without interruptions and to manage watering so you don't drown its compact structure.
It's easy to manage, and the plants develop evenly from the very first days. Another detail shows up after harvest: with curing, a strong diesel aroma comes through clearly, reinforcing the bold backdrop behind the sweet berries.
The effect starts with a cheerful, giggly and positive mental lift. It then moves into more pronounced physical relaxation, in line with its indica-dominant profile. It can feel calming and enveloping without necessarily knocking you out every time.
Some people find it works even for daytime, although the experience varies from person to person. Its combination of initial euphoria and progressive relaxation makes it enjoyable on lazy afternoons, on weekends or whenever you want to switch off.
On the palate, sweet blackberries and sugary strawberries come first, followed by raspberry, spicy flowers and earth. A buttery note rounds things out, while pine, wood and the diesel background from curing add depth. It's like opening a basket of wild berries over damp soil and finding a creamy, spicy layer at the bottom.
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It's an indica-dominant strain with a rough makeup of 80% indica and 20% sativa, plus a small ruderalis share responsible for its autoflowering.
Yes. It has a low difficulty level, a cycle of around 8-9 weeks from seed and a structure that stays compact and productive without complex techniques.
It's best to avoid topping. Sweet Berry Cough Auto tends to develop one large main cola, so it usually performs better when you leave its natural shape alone.
