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Hybrid strainAutopilot XXL
Autopilot XXL from Ministry of Cannabis transfers the characteristics of Big Bud XXL into an autoflowering, Indica-dominant form. The source describes large, heavy buds, a central main bud and additional flowers along the branches.
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Parentage and family tree
Autopilot XXL is at the beginning. The documented parent lines through the 4th generation follow below.
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StrainAutopilot XXL
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ParentsBig Bud
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GrandparentsNorthern Lights
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3rd generationAfghani
- 4th generationAfghanistan
- 3rd generationPurest Indica
- 3rd generationAfghanistan
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3rd generationAfghani
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GrandparentsAfghani
- 3rd generationAfghanistan
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GrandparentsNorthern Lights
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ParentsBig Bud
Editorial profile
Autopilot XXL in detail
Origin & classification
Autopilot XXL was developed by Ministry of Cannabis to transfer the characteristics of its in-house Big Bud XXL into an autoflowering form. The source describes the strain as Indica-dominant and gives a genetic distribution of 60 percent Indica, 20 percent Sativa and 20 percent Ruderalis. The Ruderalis share explains the automatic character, even though the “cultivation_type” field in the master data record is currently empty.
Aroma & flavor
The plant is said to grow comparatively large for an autoflowering line. According to the description, it typically develops one large central bud, complemented by numerous smaller flowers along the branches. These buds are characterized as particularly large and heavy. The breeder-related text also considers the strain easy to grow. However, a specific plant height is not provided, so the “XXL” addition to the name cannot be translated into centimeters or a guaranteed size ratio.
Terpene profile
The information on the development period is contradictory. The main text states 60 to 65 days, while the technical section gives six weeks of flowering; the master data record lists eight to nine weeks. The values may refer to different phases, but this is not explained clearly. Until this is clarified, no single period should be treated as binding. The statement that an automatic can flower independently of a traditional spring season, on the other hand, is part of the documented profile.
Effect tendency
The aroma is unusually specific: it is described as musky, with notes of parsley and pepper. This clearly distinguishes Autopilot XXL from sweet or purely fruity automatic profiles. Individual terpenes are not named. The spicy and green associations should therefore not subsequently be attributed to a presumed chemical composition.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
The effect is said to resemble that of Big Bud XXL and is described as creating a happy mood. Further effects or a precise progression are not substantiated. The source also states 15 percent THC; this value depends on the batch and phenotype. Possible yields are listed as up to 125 grams indoors and up to 250 grams outdoors per plant. These are also breeder-related maximum figures. The characteristics that reliably define Autopilot XXL are its Big Bud XXL lineage, automatic type, Indica dominance, large heavy buds and musky parsley-and-pepper aroma.
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Frequently asked questions about Autopilot XXL
What type of strain is Autopilot XXL?
We list Autopilot XXL as a hybrid strain with Big Bud as its parent line.
What genetics are behind Autopilot XXL?
The parent line of Autopilot XXL is Big Bud.
What flowering time is given for Autopilot XXL?
A flowering time of 8-9 weeks is given for Autopilot XXL.
Which breeder is named for Autopilot XXL?
Ministry of Cannabis is named as the breeder or cultivator of Autopilot XXL.
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