Auto Ultraviolet Silver

General characteristics

Auto Ultraviolet regular autoflowering cannabis seeds have excellent germination rates and produce strong, active shoots that delight cannabis growers with the enormous vitality hidden within their delicate sprouts. The compact shape, wide internodes, intense aroma, loose leaf cover and increased resin production have made the hybrid one of the favorite strains of many growers around the world. The charming bushes, due to the abundance of trichomes, acquire a light silvery tint during the ripening period, which significantly increases the decorative characteristics of Auto Ultraviolet plants and makes them most attractive to aesthete growers.

Origin

Auto Ultraviolet has a complex genetic structure. To create it, three strong varieties were used: at the first stage, the breeders crossed White Dwart and Skunk, after which the resulting hybrid was crossed with Lavender to maintain the autoflowering gene. The new strain retains all the best qualities of Lavender, which made regular cannabis seeds of the autoflowering variety Auto Ultraviolet one of the most sought-after planting materials on the cannabis market.

Taste and effect

Auto Ultraviolet has a bright sugary-sweet taste and a mind-stirring bright fruity aroma with subtle notes of citrus, mango and lavender. Regarding the effect, we can say that after consuming the inflorescences, a delightful feeling of euphoria will not leave you for quite a long time. The hybrid is perfect for active pastime and there is no doubt that you will be in a great mood all this time. Taking the fruits of the strain will turn even the most inveterate silent person into a real speaker.

Medical use

Experts advise using Auto Ultraviolet for those who have problems communicating with others or are prone to frequent bouts of depression. The hybrid stimulates brain activity and increases communication skills, which helps improve the quality of communication. The culture can also be used as part of a complex treatment for autism, retrograde amnesia and anorexia.