We present Auto Malawi x Northern Lights, the first 100% autoflowering variety of ACE Seeds. 

Hybrid sativa / indica of excellent vigor and structure, producing a huge main tail and powerful lateral branches loaded with well resinous buds, which will surprise by its production and quality even to the most popular autoflowering growers.

This first version of this hybrid produces 3 main phenotypes. The first phenotype indicates more mature in just 8 weeks from the beginning of flowering, with a medium production. The second phenotype (the most interesting in our opinion) produces potent sativa / indica plants (with a flowering of about 9 weeks and a half), enormous production, very complex terpene profile, abundant resin production and excellent flower / leaf ratio. The third and final phenotype develops in flowering practically as a pure sativa (so it generally needs about 10-12 weeks of flowering), allowing the autoflowering cultivator to experiment with very sativa and very rare African phenotypes in the current autoflowering varieties.

Auto Malawi x Northern Lights has greater influence of Malawian purple phenotypes than other Malawi crosses, so many plants acquire beautiful purple and pink hues at the end of flowering. 

The terpene profiles offered by this variety are fragrant and complex. The flowering aromas can vary between Petit Suisse and strawberry yogurt (in the purple sativa phenotypes), and aromas of fruit juice (pineapple, pear, peach) in sativa / indica green phenotypes more productive. The more extreme sativa phenotypes are more woody and of longer flowering.

As usual with autoflowering varieties, Auto Malawi x Northern Lights begins to bloom 4 to 5 weeks after germination, regardless of the indoor or outdoor photoperiod of the year, allowing it to mature properly in latitudes far from the equator where photodependent varieties begin to bloom too late to mature in time. 

It can also be cultivated in mid-latitude climates, so that when it germinates in spring, it has matured in the summer, ahead of the usual autumn harvest of photodependent varieties.

Excellent adaptability in indoor cultivation, being able to harvest next to the mothers with a photoperiod of growth, and thus to be able to obtain a harvest without having to prepare a zone of culture apart with different photoperiods, as it happens with the photodependent varieties.