New Grower I need some advice on picking an autoflower strain!

[Need4Weed]

As the title says, I need some help picking a strain to order from Alibongo during there sell this coming weekend. Not any autoflower will do dear folks!!! I want a SUPER auto! One with a super yield, a super stony couch lock high, super diease resistant ect ... . I would hope for an easy auto as I'm not the most skilled, but I'm working on that. It will be for an outdoor grow in the south eastern us and since it's an autoflower, I should have at least 100+ days of growing time and still harvest pretty early, (compared to photoperiods). Ok ... I'm pretty sure that I'm not going to find an auto that's everything I want, but I'm sure some could come pretty close. I've been to the seedbanks and there are so many choices, 2 Fast & Vast, Auto Pounder w Cheese, Heavyweight Seeds seem to have high yields and high thc, but when I try to research my mind just get boggled. So I'm counting on my AFN family to help a brother out ... Thanks and Peace!

 

[stepside]

I'd love to help you out man, but I've never grown an auto outdoors. This year will be my first

 

[vimmetlop]

Today auto-flowering strains, formerly called "Lowryders, " are located at most of the seed banks along with photoperiod strains. Although the wild Ruderalis ancestors included almost no THC, virtually all modern auto-flowering strains generate buds that are identical in potency to different strains of cannabis scheduled to many generations of careful breeding.Because of their short vegetative level and lifespan, auto-flowering pressures tend to stay fairly short, and are prepared for harvest earlier than most photoperiod cannabis pressures. This also signifies that that they have a tendency to have lower yields.

 

[woody]

If i was going to do an outdoor i would look at think different. Chevk out 912greenskells outdoor threads- that dudes a master of outdoor growing