Description
A heavily Indica-dominant autoflower bred from Bubblegum × BF Super Auto #1. It has a sweet, sugary aroma of strawberry and red cherries, with gentle earthy undertones.
Bubblegum has been turning heads in the cannabis world for decades, and this autoflowering iteration does full justice to that legacy. Pairing the original’s iconic sweetness and deeply soothing character with the speed and self-sufficiency of BF Super Auto #1 genetics yields something genuinely special—a variety that asks very little of the grower and delivers something quite extraordinary. With 85% Indica dominance, this is a plant with serious intent beneath the candy-sweet exterior, and every harvest makes that abundantly clear.
The smell of Bubblegum Auto is disarmingly pleasant and instantly distinctive. Sweet strawberry and ripe red cherry dominate from the moment the canopy is disturbed, wrapped in a sugary, almost confectionery quality that unmistakably identifies the strain. A soft earthiness runs underneath, adding just enough grounding to keep the profile from becoming one-dimensional. It is a nostalgic, feel-good aroma that catches people off guard with its genuine appeal.
What the nose promises, the palate delivers in full. The first draw brings a wave of candy-sweet fruit—strawberry and cherry upfront, with a broader fruity sweetness filling the mouth throughout the smoke. Earthy tones emerge quietly on the exhale, providing a natural finish that balances the sweetness without competing with it. It is a clean, straightforward, and thoroughly enjoyable flavor experience—the kind that makes sessions feel effortless and keeps you reaching back in.
The figures here are hard to argue with. Bubblegum Auto completes her full cycle in just 70–75 days from seed, with no light-schedule intervention required at any stage. Indoors, plants reach 80–130 cm and deliver an impressive 550–650 g/m²—among the strongest yields in the autoflowering category.
Outdoors, plants reach 110–150 cm and yield 150–250 g per plant, with multiple runs possible in a single outdoor season.
