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Amnesia Haze Automatic offers both beginner and veteran growers an easy and rapid harvest of fruity flowers. Check out how we grew her, and what strategies we used in each stage.
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Amnesia Haze belongs to the world-famous Amnesia lineage. This variety carries the family name with pride, offering massive THC levels and a stimulating high characteristic of Dutch genetics. Check out our grow report to learn exactly how to cultivate this legendary variety. Then, discover the genetic history, effects, and morphology of this durable and exciting strain.
After our breeders perfected Amnesia Haze Automatic, we decided to put our skills to the test and dedicate some time to cultivating the strain. We documented the entire process so you can achieve the same results for yourself!
Amnesia x Ruderalis | |
350 - 400 gr/m2 | |
50 - 100 cm | |
7 - 8 weeks | |
THC: 18% |
Sativa 50% Indica 20% Ruderalis 30% | |
130 - 180 gr/plant | |
100 - 120 cm | |
11 - 12 weeks after sprouting | |
Clear, Uplifting |
As a fast-growing cultivar, Amnesia Haze Auto blasted through the vegetative phase—a period defined by the productivity of fan leaves and a general increase in size. Overall, the vegetative phase lasted only four weeks. Here are the steps we took during this time:
Potential issues: During the fourth week of the grow, our plant began to exhibit signs of fertiliser burn on the leaves. We put this down to an excess amount of worm humus placed in with the main growing medium. Next time, we plan on avoiding this amendment to prevent the same symptoms arising.
Pre-flower: Our Amnesia Haze Automatic specimen began shifting into the flowering phase in the fourth week of the vegetative stage. Small calyxes with protruding pistils began emerging at the nodes, marking the start of blooming.
(Seedling stage) | (Week 3) | (Week 4) |
Our plant spent most of her life cycle in the flowering phase, which gave her adequate time to develop large and resinous flowers. It only took six weeks for her pre-flowers to grow into fully ripe, large, and resinous colas.
During the flowering stage, we started to notice filamentous fungi begin to overtake the surface of the soil. Fearing a root-rotting pathogen, we were pleased to realise that these were in fact hyphae from the mycorrhizal mycelium we had introduced to the soil. These organisms work in symbiosis with plant roots and help them to access nutrients.
During week seven, a calyx that emerged to the side of a node right next to the main stem. By week ten, it became a fully formed yet compact flower. We hope to see some skilled growers isolate and develop this odd yet fascinating trait!
During the first week of flowering, we switched up the nutrients slightly to gently transition the plant into a flowering feeding cycle. We started with an NPK 5:7:10 fertiliser, and then we finished with an NPK ratio of 4:7:10.
(Week 5) | (Week 6) | (Week 7) |
Here, we started to ramp up the necessary minerals required for healthy flower development. We boosted calcium and magnesium levels by 1ml/l. Additional microbes were added to help the root system access these extra nutrients.
The feeding schedule remained largely identical to week six, with the addition of more seaweed extract and the removal of mycorrhizal fungi amendments.
After seeing the early signs of nutritional deficiencies in some fan leaves, we slightly increase the levels of sugar beet extract in an attempt to rectify the situation.
We continued observing more yellowing so decided to boost the sugar beet and fulvic and humic acid extracts by around 50%. iThis strategy quickly solved the deficiencies, and the plant started to appear healthy almost right away!
(Week 8) | (Week 9) | (Week 10) |
The final week of feeding before the flush. By this point, the flowers were looking plump, resinous, and loaded with trichomes. We added even more seaweed extract to give the buds one last boost while holding back on more calcium and magnesium.
Royal Queen Seeds breeders gave life to Amnesia Haze Automatic after crossing the legendary Amnesia with an autoflowering variety. After fine-tuning this mix over several generations, they quickly secured a stable and consistent phenotype consisting of 50% sativa genetics, 20% indica, and 30% ruderalis. The fusion of ruderalis and Amnesia made the strain easier to grow, faster to flower, and much more accessible to beginners.
Amnesia Haze Auto never exceeds a medium height, which makes her ideal for cultivators dealing with limited space, or those intentionally seeking a stealthy strain. Indoor plants grow to a height of 50–100cm and produce between 350–400g/m².
Plants grown outdoors in containers or garden beds grow to a slightly taller height of 100–120cm and produce anywhere between 130–180g/plant depending on space and sunlight exposure. Amnesia Haze Automatic explodes from a tiny seed into a canopy full of buds in as little as ten weeks. She offers a rapid turnover ideal for covert and larger-scale growers alike.
Amnesia Haze Auto packs a significant amount of THC for an autoflowering variety. A quantity of 18% ignites a well-rounded high that primarily energises the mind. After several hits, you’ll experience a light stimulation that inspires creative thoughts and a desire to get the day’s goals complete. A soft and soothing body high underpins this feeling of motivation, grounding the head high and preventing it from becoming too excitable. Every hit of smoke or vapour lights up the tongue with moreish hints of earthiness and citrus, courtesy of the terpenes terpinolene, caryophyllene, and myrcene.