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Hybrid strainEasy Ryder
Easy Ryder is a self-flowering F1 hybrid from Automatic AK47 and Lowryder #2. It combines a fruity aroma with dense trichome production, pronounced branching and a compact height of approximately 40 to 70 centimeters. The complete life cycle is stated as approximately 70 to 75 days; sufficient light supports its development.
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Parent line and family tree
Easy Ryder is at the beginning. The documented parent lines follow below.
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StrainEasy Ryder
- ParentsAutomatic AK47
Editorial profile
Easy Ryder in detail
Origin & classification
Easy Ryder was created as an F1 hybrid from Automatic AK47 and Lowryder #2. Joint Doctor combined two self-flowering lines with clearly defined roles: the Automatic AK47 side was intended to contribute size and branching, while a specifically selected phenotype of Lowryder #2 accounts for the fruity aroma. We therefore classify Easy Ryder as a compact Automatic hybrid whose profile is not determined solely by its short cultivation time.
Aroma & flavor
The plants are described as reaching a height of approximately 40 to 70 centimeters. Despite this manageable size, a branched structure can develop. The dense trichome production and the associated resinous appearance of the flowers are also notable. The aroma moves in a fruity direction, although more specific fruit notes have not been reliably documented. Reliable information on effects or THC and CBD content is not available and therefore deliberately remains outside our classification.
Terpene profile
As a fully self-flowering strain, Easy Ryder does not base its development rhythm on a change in the daily lighting duration. Approximately 70 to 75 days are stated for the complete life cycle from sowing. There is also an indication of around nine weeks from sowing, as well as a pure flowering phase of at least six weeks. These figures describe different periods and should not be equated. Variations between individual plants and cultivation conditions should be expected within such time frames.
Effect tendency
For indoor cultivation, a rhythm of 20 hours of light and four hours of darkness throughout the vegetative and flowering phases is described as a yield-oriented approach. What matters is not only the number of light hours, but also sufficient intensity. Accordingly, Easy Ryder most reliably reaches its intended size when the compact plant is not held back by insufficient light. Its branching also deserves attention so that the existing flowering sites receive even illumination.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
Outdoors, the short, automatically initiated cycle generally allows several runs within one season. The period from May to August is stated as the most favorable window. However, this is a general seasonal guideline and not a guarantee for every climate. Three points in particular define Easy Ryder for our profile: the traceable crossing of two Automatic lines, the fruity aroma with dense trichome coverage and the short complete life cycle. It therefore offers a clearly defined, space-saving strain profile without the need to add unverified potency or effect claims.
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Frequently asked questions about Easy Ryder
What type of strain is Easy Ryder?
We list Easy Ryder as a hybrid strain with the parent line Automatic AK47.
What genetics are behind Easy Ryder?
Easy Ryder’s parent line is Automatic AK47.
What flowering time is stated for Easy Ryder?
A flowering time of 10-11 weeks is stated for Easy Ryder.
Which breeder is named for Easy Ryder?
Joint Doctor is named as the breeder of Easy Ryder.
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