Bruce Banner Strain Autoflower SeedsBruce Banner bred with ruderalis: harvest 10–14 weeks from seed
5.00 out of 5 · 3 reviewsThe Bruce Banner strain in autoflower form crosses the OG Kush × Strawberry Diesel classic with ruderalis, so each plant starts blooming on its own a few weeks after it sprouts. Seed companies list a full cycle of roughly 10 to 14 weeks from seed, plants of about 80–150 cm and THC in the low-to-mid 20s. These feminized autos suit small tents, balconies and growers who want more than one harvest per summer.
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What is Bruce Banner Autoflower?
Bruce Banner Autoflower is a feminized, self-flowering version of the OG Kush × Strawberry Diesel hybrid, made by crossing Bruce Banner with Cannabis ruderalis. Seed companies including Fast Buds, Seeds66 and ILGM list 10 to 14 weeks from seed to harvest, plants of roughly 80–150 cm and THC around 20–26%, a little below the record-setting photoperiod cuts. It keeps the diesel and strawberry nose of the original.
Ratio from Fast Buds' listing on Zamnesia; ILGM gives 60% sativa. The ruderalis share is not counted in either figure.
Ruderalis genes make Bruce Banner Auto start flowering a few weeks after sprouting, whatever the light schedule.
Bruce Banner strain specs
These Bruce Banner Autoflower figures come from seed companies that sell their own auto version: Fast Buds, Seeds66, ILGM and MSNL. Their numbers differ, so each row gives the spread rather than one seller's claim. The aroma and effects rows also draw on AllBud and Cannigma for the photoperiod parent.
| Type | Autoflowering, sativa-leaning hybrid (about 60–65% sativa before ruderalis) |
|---|---|
| Genetics | Bruce Banner (OG Kush × Strawberry Diesel) × Cannabis ruderalis |
| Bred by | Original: Jason Holck, Dark Horse Genetics. Auto versions: several seed companies, including Fast Buds and Seeds66 |
| THC | About 20–26% (Seeds66 lists 21–26%, Fast Buds 25%) |
| CBD | Under 1% |
| Main terpenes | Caryophyllene, myrcene, limonene; Fast Buds also names ocimene |
| Aroma & flavor | Sweet berry, strawberry, diesel, earth, citrus |
| Reported effects | Uplifting, euphoric, happy, creative, relaxed |
| Seed type | Autoflower, feminized (female plants) |
|---|---|
| Seed to harvest | 10–14 weeks (Fast Buds 10–11, Seeds66 12–14) |
| Outdoor harvest | About 12 weeks after sowing outdoors (ILGM), any time in the warm season |
| Height | About 80–130 cm indoors; 100–190 cm outdoors in large pots (Seeds66) |
| Yield | 450–600 g/m² indoors; 50–200 g per plant outdoors (Fast Buds) |
| Difficulty | Easy to moderate |
| Best methods | LST, a final pot from day one, 18/6 or 20/4 lighting |
| Climate | Indoors, or any outdoor spot with a warm, sunny three-month window |
Where does the Bruce Banner strain come from?
Bruce Banner Autoflower starts with Bruce Banner, the OG Kush × Strawberry Diesel cross bred by Dark Horse Genetics founder Jason Holck, which seed companies then crossed with Cannabis ruderalis. Ruderalis is a hardy, short-season type of cannabis that flowers by age instead of day length. After several generations of selection, the auto keeps Bruce Banner's flavor and much of its strength while flowering on a fixed timetable.
There is no single official Bruce Banner Auto. Fast Buds, Seeds66, ILGM and MSNL each sell their own, which is why listed cycles run from 10 to 14 weeks and THC from about 20% into the mid-20s. The photoperiod original earned its fame through the #3 phenotype, a cut that High Times, as quoted by Cannigma, rated the strongest it had ever tested at a Cannabis Cup. The auto versions give up a few points of that potency in exchange for speed and a smaller frame.
How is Bruce Banner Auto different from photoperiod Bruce Banner?
Bruce Banner Auto finishes sooner and stays shorter, while photoperiod Bruce Banner grows bigger and tests stronger at its best. The photoperiod plant needs 8 to 10 weeks of bloom after a veg period you control, can pass 180 cm and posts THC reports up to about 30%. The auto runs 10 to 14 weeks in total, stays near 80–130 cm indoors and lists about 20–26% THC. Veg can't be extended on an auto, so its final size depends on how well the first few weeks go.
Autoflower clones are rarely worth taking. A cutting is as old as the plant it came from and flowers almost at once, so grow Bruce Banner Auto from seed each time and use the regular or feminized photoperiod version for a mother plant.
What does Bruce Banner Autoflower taste like, and how does it feel?
Aroma and flavor
Bruce Banner Auto tastes sweet and berry-led with a diesel edge, close to the photoperiod parent, and seed listings add earthy and citrus notes.
- Sweet berry
- Strawberry
- Diesel
- Earthy
- Citrus
Terpenes
- Caryophyllene
- Peppery base listed by ILGM
- Myrcene
- Musky, earthy sweetness
- Limonene
- Bright citrus top note
- Ocimene
- Sweet and herbal; named by Fast Buds
Each seed company's Bruce Banner Auto carries its own terpene mix, so expect some variation between brands.
Reported effects
Bruce Banner Auto is described as uplifting and euphoric first, with a happy, creative mood and a relaxed body later on. Breeders and users put its strength a little below the top photoperiod cuts, though it is still strong for an autoflower.
- Uplifting
- Euphoric
- Happy
- Creative
- Relaxed
Bruce Banner Auto's most reported downsides are cottonmouth and dry eyes, and reports on the parent strain add dizziness or paranoia at high doses.
These effects come from Fast Buds, ILGM and MSNL descriptions plus AllBud user reports on the parent strain. People react in different ways, and nothing here is medical advice.
How do you grow Bruce Banner Autoflower seeds?
Bruce Banner Autoflower seeds go straight into their final pot, grow under 18 or 20 hours of light from start to finish, and are usually ready 10 to 14 weeks after sprouting. There is no veg period to manage and no light change, so the main jobs are gentle training, steady feeding and good airflow.
- Germinate3–5 days
Sow Bruce Banner Auto directly in a final container of at least 11 L (3 gal); moving an auto later costs growing time it can't make up.
- Early growthWeeks 1–4
Keep the lights at 18/6 or 20/4. Begin low-stress training around week 3 to open the canopy, and skip heavy topping.
- FlowerWeeks 4–12
Pre-flowers appear on their own. Seeds66 notes that its Bruce Banner Auto likes generous feeding with extra phosphorus during bloom.
- HarvestWeeks 10–14 from seed
Fast Buds' version is often done by week 10 or 11, while others need up to 14. Go by cloudy trichomes, not the calendar.
Grow tips for Bruce Banner Autoflower
- Pick the pot size first. Bruce Banner Auto can't recover from transplant shock with extra veg time, so start it where it will finish, in an 11–20 L (3–5 gal) container.
- Train early and softly. Tie down the main stem in weeks 2 to 4. Late or harsh topping can stunt an auto that has no spare days to recover.
- Feed a little more than a typical auto. Seeds66 describes its Bruce Banner Auto as a heavy feeder that wants extra phosphorus in bloom. Raise nutrients gradually and watch leaf tips for burn.
- Leave headroom for 150 cm. Most Bruce Banner Autos stay under 130 cm indoors, but some stretch close to 150 cm, so keep space between the canopy and the light.
- Use the summer twice. Outdoors, sow after the last frost. With a 10–14 week cycle, warm regions can fit two Bruce Banner Auto runs into one season.
- Plan for the fuel smell. The diesel side of Bruce Banner gets loud late in bloom, even on a small auto. A carbon filter keeps a tent or closet grow discreet.
Is Bruce Banner Autoflower the right strain for you?
Great pick if you
- Want Bruce Banner flavor and strength without managing a light schedule
- Grow in a small tent, closet or balcony with limited height
- Want a harvest in about three months, or two outdoor runs a season
- Prefer feminized seeds with no males to find and remove
Think twice if you
- Want the absolute peak THC of the photoperiod #3 cut
- Plan to keep a mother plant or take clones
- Like long veg periods that build very large plants
- Are sensitive to strong, fast-hitting highs
Bruce Banner strain FAQ
How long does Bruce Banner Autoflower take from seed to harvest?
Bruce Banner Autoflower takes about 10 to 14 weeks from seed to harvest. Fast Buds lists its version at 10–11 weeks, while Seeds66 lists 12–14 weeks, with roughly 8 weeks of that spent flowering.
Is Bruce Banner Auto as strong as photoperiod Bruce Banner?
Not quite. Bruce Banner Auto is usually listed at about 20–26% THC, while top photoperiod Bruce Banner cuts are reported at 24–30%. The auto is still a high-THC plant by most standards, and growing conditions shift the result either way.
How tall does Bruce Banner Autoflower grow?
Bruce Banner Autoflower usually grows 80–130 cm indoors in Seeds66's listing, and Fast Buds reports plants near 130–150 cm. Outdoors in large containers some reach about 190 cm.
How much does Bruce Banner Auto yield?
Fast Buds lists about 450–600 g/m² indoors and 50–200 g per plant outdoors for its Bruce Banner Auto, and Seeds66 gives 60–120 g per plant. Light strength, pot size and healthy early growth decide where a plant lands in that range.
Does Bruce Banner Autoflower need a 12/12 light schedule?
No. Bruce Banner Autoflower flowers by age, not day length, so it can stay under 18/6 or 20/4 lighting from seed to harvest. Giving it 12 hours of darkness only cuts the light it uses to build buds.
What is Bruce Banner Autoflower crossed with?
Bruce Banner Autoflower is Bruce Banner, itself OG Kush × Strawberry Diesel, crossed with Cannabis ruderalis. Ruderalis adds the autoflowering trait and shortens the life cycle, and each seed company works with its own ruderalis line.
Can you clone Bruce Banner Autoflower?
Cloning Bruce Banner Autoflower rarely pays off. A cutting is the same age as its parent, so it flowers almost immediately and stays tiny. Grow autos from seed and keep photoperiod Bruce Banner for mother plants.
Is Bruce Banner Auto indica or sativa?
Bruce Banner Auto leans sativa. Fast Buds lists its version at about 65% sativa and ILGM at 60%, before the ruderalis share is counted, and users describe an upbeat start with a relaxed finish.
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Elizabeth Ray –
I’m a professional grower from Canada, and I find it growing weed is pretty easy since I had developed almost a thousand strains, but I just thought of looking for a better a d consistent one, so I tried this week. First, I was in doubt, but when it started to germinate, I feel that there is potential in this weed! It was a powerful high that also increases my energy and blissfully removing my fatigue. I also tried to smoke this before heading to a party. Well, the results were fucking good. It added up a bit of confidence and made me chatty the whole time! It also did treat my mom’s back pain due to her age and gave her a relaxing body!
Eugene Jackson –
When I used to stay in California with my sister, we used to smoke this marijuana. We’d grow it in these the yard together while smoking the previous bruce banner weed we’ve also grown from our yard, and it was delicious! I’m glad my brother suggested this shit to me three years ago! I’m so happy I came across this weed since it has many delicious flavors that I love smoking. It is Easy at-home growing, just like in the old days. It makes for an excellent potted plant if you got the space. Now I have a nice big backyard with a porch, and I can’t get over it
Austin Gregory –
Best Sativa for me so far! Potent weed, uplifting and relaxing to my body and never letting me down when I feel depressed and anxious. Also great for days when you can’t get out of bed. It’s a delightful weed grow, especially outdoors, since it gave me almost a thousand grams of weed per plant!, maybe a little smaller yield than I was expecting, but I don’t mind cause I don’t smoke this stuff very often. I am a weekend smoker, but the berry and flowery flavors are so tasty on my tongue! I recommend this for afternoon use!