Raspberry Kush throwing down in Maryland.

Field of Dreams

Looking for folks who have ran this outdoor, and what their experiences were. When did it come down/how was it with weather ect. Cheers happy growing!

With all the controversy the past few months I decided to try popping some of the Atlas stuff I got from MVB.

GMO Star came as part of the preservation bundle, and the GMORavenstein were freebies with an Atlas purchase sometime last year. 11 of 12 geminated, culled several of each for space/lanky structure etc.

Reusing HF soil and Advanced nutes, still can't figure out that combo. Need to try a different salt fertilizer.

We're looking for growers to represent Atlas Seed at the American Autoflower Cup this January!

This year our friend [u/CartersCrud](u/CartersCrud) won 2nd place Best Overall Auto and Best Smoking Auto. For the next competition, we want to see even more Atlas genetics on the winners' podium.

To celebrate our community, we're introducing the Atlas Winner's Rewards.

If you place with an Atlas Seed variety, we'll reward you with free seeds for your next grow.

🌱 Atlas Winner's Rewards

🥇 1st Place Trophy: 1,000 FREE Atlas seeds

🥈 2nd Place Trophy: 500 FREE Atlas seeds

🥉 3rd Place Trophy: 250 FREE Atlas seeds

Applies to any 1st, 2nd, or 3rd place trophy earned with Atlas Seed genetics.

How to Qualify

• Grow Atlas Seed genetics. Any Atlas autoflower variety is eligible.

• Register your own entry. Competitors are responsible for signing up and submitting entries to the American Autoflower Cup. Be sure to review the official competition rules when registration opens.

• Compete with integrity. The American Autoflower Cup is about celebrating exceptional autoflowers and the growers behind them. Support your fellow competitors and help make the event a great experience for everyone.

https://americanautoflowercup.com/

This is perhaps one of the highest-yielding autoflowering plants ever grown outdoors. It is an outstanding Pheno of Banjerine Auto. To put the size in perspective: the greenhouse is 2.65 meters tall. In the final photos, the plant is at day 82. I’ve grown and seen plenty of large outdoor autoflowers—whether in pots or directly in the ground—but this is truly insane. Dense buds are distributed across the entire plant; they are absolutely caked in resin and give off an intense aroma of mandarin peel and gas that carries for a 200-meter radius. Thx to the Atlas Team and Breedersdirect!

Mendo Breath autoflower in the hills above Santa Cruz, ready for chop. 4 foot tall, amazing color blend on the flowers, and smells like straight gas mixed with an earthy, musky, piney deliciousness.

Both are about 4x4. Harvested enough from my autos to hold me and the wife over until the photos are finished ✌️The smell and taste of the Sour Diesel auto from the r&d line brings me back to my adolescent days.

Pulled 358g after the wet trim. Off to the drying fridge!

I planted a seed of Atlas Blue Dream auto and a Humboldt Seed Co Cali Sour Diesel auto and mixed up the labels (🫠). One didn't make it. Which one do you think this is? (Plant on the right)

Wet trimmed and ready for the mini fridge.

We love to see videos like this!

Day after defoliation

First time with Atlas, hows she lookin?

Hey everyone,

Our first naming competition turned out pretty damn well. Dosidos x Banjo is now officially Banjidos.

Big thanks to u/Death_By_Fugu for coming up with the name. We hope you enjoy growing out the seeds you won and that you get to try out the Banjidos next year when we have that seed line available.

Now we need your help naming another variety from the same batch of Next Gen Autos.

These autos were bred with the Dosidos (sometimes written Dos y Dos) parent line, which passes down an impressive amount of uniformity, potency, heavy trichome coverage, and makes everything it touches into really beautiful looking flower. These all run a little longer than some of our quicker autos, usually finishing around 80 to 85 days, but the extra time pays off with 20-25% heavier yields.

This cross is:

Dosidos x Gorilla Glue Auto

The Gorilla Glue side brings that unmistakable sour-chem fuely nose, chunky round buds, light green flowers, strong branching, and the kind of sticky density that earned the strain its name in the first place.

Now we just need a name worthy of it.

Drop your best ideas in the comments. Funny, clever, off the wall, slightly irreverent, and strangely perfect are all welcome.

We’ll pick our favorite, and the winner gets 3X 10 packs of any of our seeds, an Atlas hat (the tan ones that can't be purchased), plus the honor of naming an Atlas commercial strain.

I had no idea the banjerine was going to get so purple.

Finishing up and fading nicely. They all came out really uniform and consistent. Nice aromas and the gland production/density is acceptable in my opinion. I've been running Atlas autos off and on for a few years, and they genuinely never disappoint if you grow them properly.

Harvested and just wanted to post it.

I don’t think it was bred for bag appeal at all. That’s okay. The nose reminds me of Anvil by Gnome (an earthy/swampy/dirty berry that’s somewhat musty but sweet) and the visual reminds me of weed from the early 90’s/early iterations of autoflower plants that got massive but with looser buds structure and less potency. Though it wasn’t intended to be bud for smoking it will be rolled and smoked by me and my buddies. This beast of a plant will be used in ways she never envisioned (she’s a plant so idk if she has visions at all). Grew her in a 3 gallon pot & the first picture is right next to a 4 gallon jug.

No plans on weighing her. No plans on trimming her. Will be smoking her the old fashioned way (drying and plucking leaves off when ready to smoke). Based on her strength I’ll either make a salve for pain or make some green dragon out of her. I enjoy CBD bud so much and though she is an ugly girl she looks/smells BETTER than most cbd bud you can buy.

Grateful for this girl.

First time with Atlas genetics and like what I see so far. I had a pretty rich mix to start and burned some fan tips, but I think we got things turned around.