Aloha Strain Autoflower SeedsA Hawaiian sativa and Haze autoflower with a tropical-mint nose
5.00 out of 5 · 2 reviewsThe Aloha strain sold here is a sativa-dominant autoflower that blends Haze with a landrace Hawaiian sativa and ruderalis. Seed bank listings put it at 18–24% THC with about 1% CBD and a cycle of roughly 9 to 11 weeks. Expect a sweet, minty, tropical smell with citrus and a little diesel, and an upbeat, cerebral high that growers describe as a daytime smoke.
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What is the Aloha strain?
Aloha Auto is a feminized, sativa-dominant autoflower made from Haze, a landrace Hawaiian sativa and ruderalis. The seed banks that carry it (Sonoma Seeds, MJ Seeds Canada, Bulk MJ Seeds) list 18–24% THC, about 1% CBD and a cycle of 9 to 11 weeks, with caryophyllene, limonene and myrcene as the main terpenes. It is not the same plant as Aloha Express or Truffle Aloha, which are separate photoperiod crosses.
Listings describe a sweet, minty first smell that turns fruity and citrusy, with a faint diesel and fresh-grass edge.
Aloha strain specs
Aloha Auto's figures come from the seed bank listings for this line; SeedFinder, Leafly and AllBud have no entry for it, and no breeder publishes a lab test. Some listed numbers, such as the height, look high for an autoflower, so the table notes that.
| Type | Sativa-dominant hybrid with ruderalis (autoflowering) |
|---|---|
| Genetics | Haze × Landrace Hawaiian Sativa × Ruderalis |
| Bred by | Not published; sold through a group of Canadian seed banks |
| THC | 18–24% (listed) |
| CBD | About 1% (listed) |
| Main terpenes | Caryophyllene, limonene, myrcene |
| Aroma & flavor | Sweet mint, tropical fruit, citrus, light diesel, fresh grass |
| Reported effects | Energetic, cerebral, uplifting, euphoric |
| Seed type | Autoflowering feminized (female plants) |
|---|---|
| Seed to harvest | Listed at 9–11 weeks; one outdoor grower reported about 65 days |
| Outdoor harvest | Whenever the plant finishes; listings name October for late sowings |
| Height | Listed at 5–8 ft; most autos stay far shorter, so expect medium height |
| Yield | Listed at 100–200 g/m² indoors and 200–225 g per plant outdoors |
| Difficulty | Moderate |
| Best methods | LST from week 2, final pot from seed |
| Climate | Warm, sunny, low humidity; Mediterranean-type summers |
Where does the Aloha strain come from?
Aloha Auto comes from Haze crossed with a landrace Hawaiian sativa, with ruderalis bred in so the plant flowers on age rather than day length. That three-part pedigree is the same on every listing we found, but none of them names the breeder, the specific Haze cut or the Hawaiian population used, and no release year is published.
Haze brings the long, cerebral sativa character and citrus-incense notes; the Hawaiian side is credited with the sweet, tropical fruit tones that give the strain its name. Ruderalis shortens the cycle and keeps the plant more manageable than a pure Haze, which can take 12 weeks or more to flower as a photoperiod.
Is Aloha Auto the same as Aloha Express or Truffle Aloha?
No. Aloha Express and Truffle Aloha are separate photoperiod strains that need a 12/12 light schedule to bloom. Crop King Seeds lists Aloha Express as a cross of Aloha with Alpha Express, flowering in 8 to 10 weeks. Aloha Auto is the ruderalis-based Haze and Hawaiian line, so grow reports for the others don't carry over.
Few grow reports exist. Because no strain database tracks Aloha Auto, most of what is known comes from seller specs and a handful of buyer reviews.
What does Aloha taste like, and how does it feel?
Aroma and flavor
Aloha Auto opens sweet and minty, then turns fruity and tropical with citrus, and a light diesel and fresh-grass note on the exhale.
- Mint
- Tropical fruit
- Citrus
- Sweet
- Diesel
- Fresh grass
Terpenes
- Caryophyllene
- Peppery, spicy backbone
- Limonene
- Bright citrus top note
- Myrcene
- Earthy, ripe-fruit depth
Aloha's terpenes are listed by sellers, not measured in a published lab report.
Reported effects
Aloha Auto is described as an energetic, cerebral and uplifting high that suits daytime and creative tasks, with a mild relaxed feel arriving later on some plants.
- Energetic
- Cerebral
- Uplifted
- Euphoric
- Creative
Aloha Auto's likely downsides are those of most Haze-type sativas: dry mouth, dry eyes and, at strong doses, a racy or restless feeling.
These Aloha effects summarize seller descriptions and a small number of buyer reviews. Everyone responds differently, and nothing here is medical advice.
How do you grow Aloha seeds?
Aloha seeds grow into a sativa-leaning autoflower of moderate difficulty: start them in the final pot, give long light days, spread the stretchy branches with low-stress training and keep the air dry in late bloom.
- Germinate3–7 days
Sow the Aloha seed directly where it will finish; autos lose growth if moved.
- Early growthWeeks 1–4
The Haze side shows early with thin, sativa-style leaves. Start tying branches outward in week 2 or 3.
- FlowerFrom about week 4–5
Aloha Auto blooms by itself and stretches as it does; keep the light at a steady distance as it climbs.
- HarvestAbout 9–11 weeks from seed
Sativa buds can keep making new pistils, so judge ripeness by cloudy trichomes rather than hair color.
Grow tips for Aloha
- Train for the stretch. Aloha Auto's Haze heritage gives it a sativa stretch in early flower, so LST keeps the canopy even under a tent light.
- Use a bigger pot. A 15–20 liter (4–5 gallon) container helps a longer auto like Aloha build size before it starts to flower.
- Expect a lighter yield. Listings put Aloha's indoor yield at 100–200 g/m², lower than many hybrid autos, so it suits growers who value flavor over weight.
- Keep it dry and bright. Sellers recommend low humidity and a warm, sunny spot, close to the Hawaiian conditions its landrace parent comes from.
- Give it the full cycle. Haze-based autos often take the full 11 weeks; harvesting early to hit a date costs both flavor and potency.
Is Aloha the right strain for you?
Great pick if you
- Want a sativa-style daytime high without a 12/12 switch
- Like minty, tropical and citrus flavors
- Have a tent but don't want a 12-week Haze photoperiod
- Grow outdoors in a warm, dry summer
Think twice if you
- Want a heavy, sleepy indica for the evening
- Need a big-yield auto for volume
- Want breeder-tested numbers before you buy
- Grow in a cool, damp climate
Aloha strain FAQ
Is Aloha indica or sativa?
Aloha Auto is a sativa-dominant hybrid. Its main genetics are Haze and a landrace Hawaiian sativa, with ruderalis added to make it autoflower. No seller publishes an exact sativa percentage.
What are the genetics of the Aloha strain?
The Aloha Auto sold by Canadian seed banks is listed as Haze × Landrace Hawaiian Sativa × Ruderalis. The breeder, the exact Haze cut and the Hawaiian population used are not published.
How long does Aloha Auto take from seed to harvest?
Listings give Aloha Auto a cycle of 9 to 11 weeks. One outdoor grower reported a harvest around 65 days from seed, but Haze-heavy autos often run to the longer end, so plan for the full 11 weeks.
How much THC does Aloha have?
Seed bank specs list Aloha Auto at 18–24% THC with about 1% CBD. These are seller ranges rather than published lab results, and potency changes with light, phenotype and harvest timing.
What does Aloha taste like?
Aloha Auto is described as sweet and minty at first, then fruity and tropical with citrus, plus a faint diesel and fresh-grass finish. Caryophyllene, limonene and myrcene are the terpenes sellers list.
How tall does Aloha Auto grow?
Sellers list Aloha Auto at 5–8 ft, which is tall for an autoflower and likely optimistic. As a sativa-leaning auto it stretches more than compact indica autos, so leave headroom and use low-stress training indoors.
Is Aloha Auto the same as Aloha Express?
No. Aloha Express is a photoperiod strain, listed as Aloha × Alpha Express, that needs a 12/12 light schedule. Aloha Auto is a Haze and Hawaiian sativa autoflower that blooms on its own.
How much does Aloha Auto yield?
Aloha Auto is listed at 100–200 g/m² indoors and 200–225 g per plant outdoors. That is modest for an autoflower, which is common for sativa-heavy lines that put more into resin and aroma than bud weight.
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