Auto Grape Muerto by Barneys Farm

A short, stubborn autoflower from Barney's Farm's early ruderalis years, built to finish quickly and taste of dried fruit.

The breeder took Grapefruit and Skunk #1 and folded in a ruderalis line, so the plant flowers on its own clock instead of waiting for the light to change. It no longer appears in the breeder's current range, which is exactly why collectors of early Amsterdam autos go looking for it.

The breeder's notes describe a musky nose over dried apricot and dark grape, closer to fruit leather than to sweets.

Barney's pitched it as a heavy, indica-style body stone, and growers who have smoked it report a strong, long-lasting effect with real euphoria up front. It belongs to the evening; one medical user logged it for appetite and everyday aches.

Expect a stocky plant of around 50 cm, which suits balconies, small tents and discreet corners. The breeder gives a cycle of roughly 58 to 63 days, and growers report hard, deep green buds with a good bud-to-leaf ratio that makes trimming quick. Yields are modest at 25 to 50 g a plant, and outdoor growers note it sulks through a cold late summer.

Barney's Farm started life in 1986 as a small coffeeshop on Amsterdam's Haarlemmerstraat, run by a breeder known simply as Derry.

Collector's notice: this pack is sold as a sealed souvenir and novelty item for adults aged 18 and over. Seeds are not to be germinated where doing so is against the law. Strain details are the breeder's published information and reports from growers and users, given for reference only and not as medical advice. You are responsible for knowing and following the law where you live.