Big Devil #2 Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Sweet Seeds

3rd generation autoflowering strain. First genetic evolution of SWS15 (Big Devil Auto®). A big sized feminized autoflowering strain. In response to the demand o...

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Big Devil #2 Cannabis Seeds from Sweet Seeds

3rd generation autoflowering strain. First genetic evolution of SWS15 (Big Devil Auto®). A big sized feminized autoflowering strain. In response to the demand of our customers who asked for bigger autoflowering plants, we developed this genetic capable of reaching to a height of 1to 1,5 m.

More productive and more aromatic than its previous version, this plant produces compact resinous buds with numerous side branches. Sweet aromas with hints of incense and Skunk.

Autoflowering 100%
Indoor Yield: 400-600 g/m2
Outdoor Yield: 50-300 g/Plant
Outdoor Harvest: 9 weeks from germination
Height: 100-150 cm

Strain FAQ

How do breeders use Ruderalis genetics?

Ruderalis is valued by breeders for its ability to incorporate auto-flowering and robust features into high-THC Sativa or Indica strains. Potent auto-flowering hybrids between these two breeds are said to combine the best of both worlds.

When are the best sales on cannabis seeds?

Smart customers watch certain dates for seed offers! Seed sale Super Bowls are Black Friday and 4/20. These are great times to get seeds cheaply so be sure to check us out then!

Have auto-flowering strains' THC levels changed?

A revolution has occurred in auto-flowering. Previously low in THC, selective breeding has increased their potency quite quickly! Some auto-flowering cultivars now outperform photoperiod ones when it comes to sheer potency!

How do tall cannabis strains absorb light well?

These plants absorb light well due to their height and open form. This growth pattern allows light to enter the canopy, boosting photosynthesis and plant uniformity.

What role does selective breeding play in greenhouse strain development?

Breeders for greenhouse cultivation obviously select traits that thrive in that environment. They generally select strains with compact growth to fit more plants and early blooming to match the greenhouse's light schedule.