Autopilot Feminized Auto Flower Hemp Seed
Premium High CBD Feminized Hemp Seed
*These are limited edition seeds from boutique breeders*
Growers Notes:
Autopilot flower on schedule, independent of how much light the plant receives. This means predictability, less dependence on weather, and multiple harvests per year. The 75-day cycle and short, compact size plant help maximize field spacing and seasonal yields. You can concentrate on your plant density, with up to 20,000 per acre and no diminished results. Autopilot pairs well with staggered planting and leads to more controllable harvests and processing. This means fewer bottlenecks, and increased yields through interplanting with slower growing, full-term plants on the same acreage.
Field Structure:
Smaller plants with stout structure, dense buds.
Planting Density:
Up to 20,000 per acre
Flowering Time:
75-85 day maturity cycle.
Why farmers love Autopilot
From California to the Carolinas, farmers continue to see a high ROI with Autopilot. Our friends at HiLo Seed Co. first developed Autopilot through crossbreeding with cannabis ruderalis, the only cannabis genetic that flowers based on age. To thrive in harsh climates where summers run short, ruderalis evolved to become a sturdier plant that’s fast to harvest. By nature, it also carries a high cannabidiol (CBD) content.
Agronomy can be a fickle science, so they bred Autopilot to limit your risk. Farmers choose Autopilot for a host of reasons, but here are the ones we hear about most often
- Autopilot flowers on schedule, independent of how much light the plant receives. This means predictability, less dependence on weather, and multiple harvests per year.
- The 75-day cycle and short, compact size help maximize field spacing and seasonal yields. You can concentrate on your plants densely, with up to 20,000 per acre and no diminished results.
- Autopilot pairs well with staggered planting and leads to more controllable harvests and processing. This means fewer bottlenecks, and increased yields through interplanting with slower growing, full-term plants on the same acreage.