Yumbolt Auto Fem

Yumbolt Autoflower Seeds

Taking home Best Indica in the 2001 Amsterdam Cannabis Cup with a 24% THC level and a super-charged yet balanced high, Yumbolt proved it has an attitude all of its own. Bred in California’s infamous Humboldt County in the ’70s through an inspired combination of Afghan, Himalayan, and generally unknown landrace strains, this one has some very special and very ancient roots.

The historical significance of Humboldt County should never be underestimated or overlooked. It is specifically due to the dedicated breeders and growers of the Emerald Triangle of Trinity, Mendocino, and Humboldt Counties that we have seed-free weed. During America’s hyper-invasive War on Drugs throughout the ’80s, marijuana freedom fighters from this region were instrumental in developing many of the indoor growing techniques horticulturists everywhere capitalize on today.

It is not confirmed, but Afghan landrace indica is suspected to be classified by Lemarck in the late 1700s. The story is he brought a bag of seeds from an assistant who had just come back from India and the weed he grew with them he classified as Cannabis Indica or, Cannabis from India. Because of the close proximity to the Hindu Kush Range, it may very well have been either Afghan landrace, Hindu Kush landrace, or a phenotype thereof stemming from a little further south. Little American history is known about this early Afghan weed except that it first arrived in California in the 1800s when Turkish, Arab, and Armenian farmers brought it with them in order to make ceremonial and recreational hashish. Afghan landrace and strains like it (Hindu Kush, Indian landrace) are matriarchal to all other indica strains, and Afghan is still alive in its ancient form even today. Used as a base to breed some super stellar strains like Northern Lights and Blueberry, Afghan landrace indica is known for its hard-hitting, sedative leanings with a sweet and spicy bouquet. When you smoke a 100% indica like this one, you can feel its age and sophistication, making Afghan a fantastic starting point for Yumbolt.

The number 2 ingredient is a bit of a guessing game. Given the timeline and what genetics Northern Californians of the Hippie Highway had to work with, we guess that they employed some breed of Mexican landrace sativa or possibly even the award-winning Skunk #1. The psychedelic cerebral stone found in Yumbolt is not characteristic of Afghan, or an indica for that matter, so we suspect it has some sativa in there. However, there is no contemporary knowledge base from which to posit our theories, so we can only go by what history tells us about the plant’s characteristics. Any way you slice it, the paring of these weeds has resulted in nothing short of perfection.

This strain adapted over the ages to protect itself by flowering out of maturity, not out of the shift in photoperiods and light temperatures required by your average ganja. As if Yumbolt wasn’t good enough, breeders took it up a notch to create a strain in which growers do not need all the bells and whistles necessary in more complex grows.

Stellar lineage and autoflower characteristics make for an awesome strain but why settle for good when you can have great. Breeders have taken this incredible strain and made it more grower friendly. Seed feminization is a process through which female plants are forced to produce pollen and that pollen is used to fertilize others in order to get seeds all but completely free of male genetics. With these feminized seeds, there is little to no chance that you will ever see a male plant. Wow! An autoflowering version of the award-winning Yumbolt with which cultivators do not have to worry about any males ruining the show. Now we have got a weed we can all enjoy growing and reaping the rewards of. Auto Yumbolt Fem is a high-powered, cerebral jumpstart to anyone’s psyche. Being able to harvest this creature year-round in almost any condition is another strong bit of news to those who may only have access to a greenhouse or their garden. On the nose, she strikes notes of berries and sweet pine and she envelops the tongue in entrancing flavors of damp earth, hardwoods, and rare spices. Overall, this is a no-brainer award-winner and one of our favorites.

Yumbolt THC potential is up to 21%. CBD potential is under 1%. That is potential, not a lab result from your garden. Terpenes on the product: alpha-humulene, caryophyllene. Indoors 350 g per square meter. Outdoors 100–200 g per plant. About 4.6 ft / 1.4 m. Germination policy. *Weed Seeds Usa White Label, from Kind Seed Co. More autoflower cannabis seeds. Other indica autoflower seeds.

Kind Seed Co ships Yumbolt USPS from New York as hemp seeds / novelty souvenirs. Shop policy, packing, and hemp-law notes are on the FAQ and shipping pages.

Yumbolt Autoflower Seeds FAQs

Is Yumbolt photoperiod or autoflower?

Yumbolt is autoflower. It flowers by age from seed, not by a 12/12 flip. Photoperiod is a different product: Yumbolt Feminized Seeds.

Is Yumbolt Sativa or Indica?

Yumbolt is an indica.

Is Yumbolt White Label?

Yes. Yumbolt is *Weed Seeds Usa White Label, sold on Kindseed.com. White Label seeds are generic seeds without official documentation, with similar traits to the name they bear. That is the name on the product and the packages.

Will my Yumbolt harvest test up to 21% THC?

No. That figure is Yumbolt THC potential. Your garden results may vary.