The Leaf Index
Vol. IA field guide to cannabis cultivarsleafly.cc
No. 7557Hybrid

Auto Opium by Divine Seeds

Ruderalis × Indica × Sativa

Auto Opium is an autoflowering hybrid strain developed by Divine Seeds, characterized by its rapid growth cycle and balanced effects. It incorporates ruderalis genetics for automatic flowering, allowing for a quick transition from sprout to harvest, making it suitable for growers with limited space or short growing seasons.

May help withStress
AromaCitrusFloralHerbalPungent

Appearance and Morphology

This strain typically develops into a compact, symmetrical plant with dense buds. Its structure features an prominent main cola supported by several side branches, creating a uniform canopy. The flowers are noted for generous resin production, giving them a frosted appearance, and may exhibit lime to forest green hues with orange pistils. Cooler temperatures can sometimes induce lavender coloration in the sugar leaves and calyxes.

Indoors, plants generally reach heights of 60-100 cm, while outdoor specimens may grow to 70-120 cm. The buds often have a favorable calyx-to-leaf ratio, which can simplify the trimming process.

Aroma and Flavor Profile

Auto Opium presents a complex aroma often described as a blend of sweet resin, herbal notes, and spicy undertones. Initial impressions may include earthy and citrusy top notes layered over a sweet, resinous base.

The flavor is generally smoother than many fast-finishing autoflowers, reflecting good terpene retention. Users can expect a taste profile that mirrors its aromatic complexity, often featuring citrus, herbal, and peppery notes.

Effects and Potential Benefits

Consumers report a clear-headed mental uplift combined with relaxing physical sensations. This balanced effect profile makes Auto Opium a versatile choice for various times of day, offering both mental clarity and bodily comfort.

The strain is mentioned as potentially beneficial for managing stress, providing a calming influence without excessive sedation.

Terpenes and Cannabinoids

While specific cannabinoid percentages vary with cultivation, Auto Opium typically falls within the 15-25% THC range, with CBD levels below 1%. The terpene profile is often characterized by Myrcene, Limonene, Caryophyllene, Linalool, and Pinene, contributing to its distinct aroma and effects.

Cultivation

As an autoflower, Auto Opium requires minimal light cycle management, flowering based on age. It is considered straightforward to grow, with adaptable genetics that remain manageable in size, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation. Plants are generally compact, typically reaching under 1.2 meters.

Yields can range from 350-500 g/m² indoors under optimal conditions, and 40-120 g per plant outdoors, with success dependent on factors like light, nutrition, and watering consistency.

Origins and Lineage

Auto Opium was developed by Divine Seeds as an autoflowering hybrid, incorporating genetics from Cannabis ruderalis, indica, and sativa landraces. The breeding goal was to combine the rapid, day-neutral flowering of ruderalis with the desirable qualities of indica and sativa varieties, aiming for a quick finish and balanced effects.

The exact parental lineage is not publicly disclosed, a common practice among breeders to protect proprietary information. However, the strain is understood to be a stabilized autoflowering line designed for consistent performance and ease of cultivation.

Frequently asked questions

What is Auto Opium?
Auto Opium is an autoflowering hybrid cannabis strain bred by Divine Seeds, known for its quick growth cycle and balanced indica-sativa effects.
What are the typical THC and CBD levels?
THC content generally ranges from 15-25%, while CBD levels are typically below 1%.
What kind of effects can I expect?
Users report a clear-headed lift combined with relaxing body effects, making it suitable for day or evening use.
Is Auto Opium easy to grow?
Yes, it is considered an easy-to-grow strain due to its autoflowering nature, manageable size, and adaptable structure.