Rhonda's Wrath Automatic Seeds

About Rhonda's Wrath Automatic

Rhonda's Wrath Automatic is a 60/40 indica-dominant hybrid created specifically for the Sensi Seeds Breeding Grounds project with the team of breeders at DNA Genetics. To create this unique autoflowering strain, the team started with Sweet Purple, a uniquely sweet phenotype of a secret strain by DNA Genetics, and then crossed that with Ruderalis Indica to give it the autoflowering trait.

These autoflowering genes mean that Rhonda’s Wrath Automatic plants will flower on their own after a few weeks, regardless of lighting schedules. On top of that, these plants’ relatively short size and potential for heavy yields make them a great pick for growers who want to get the most out of their limited space and time. These plants thrive in a temperate to warm, semi-dry environment and can handle moderate humidity fairly well, provided there is adequate airflow through their relatively dense lower branches.

Growth pattern of Rhonda's Wrath Automatic

Rhonda's Wrath Automatic cannabis seeds are known to develop into rather short plants with long, slender lateral branches and medium internodal spacing that allows for dense bud formation. Expect a main cola that rises only slightly above a dense and bushy canopy. The lateral branches are capable of producing heavy buds that can cause the branches to bend, and extra support may be needed in late flowering.

Indoors, growers should expect their Rhonda’s Wrath Automatic plants to finish flowering at a height of 25-80 cm, though likely on the taller end of this range, and produce heavy yields of 250-325 grams per square metre. Outdoor growers can see these plants grow slightly taller, topping out around 35-100 cm and generating as much as 150-250 grams per plant over their 60 to 65-day flowering cycle.

Rhonda’s Wrath Automatic plants produce flowers that are conical and chunky with tightly stacked calyxes in deep green with vibrant purple highlights and vibrant orange pistils beneath a thick coating of glistening trichomes. Growers should expect a large number of smallish buds that have minimal vegetation, meaning that trimming is a relatively simple, though tedious task.

Since these are autoflowering plants, growers have little control over their size, shape, or schedule. As a result, these plants are a poor fit for many advanced growing techniques. While their long branches can be woven through a screen of green (SCROG), the plants are likely too tall and bushy for a sea of green (SOG) setup. Lollipopping is an option, though the slender branches will almost certainly require extra support.

Effects, taste, and smell of Rhonda's Wrath Automatic

As harvest approaches, Rhonda’s Wrath Automatic plants begin to emit a layered, fruity aroma, dominated by ripe berries and sweet grapes, with subtle undertones of earthy Kush. Since these plants are fairly small, the scent is unlikely to ever become overpowering, which makes this strain a great pick for growers who are concerned about their privacy.

Once ready for use, the finished buds take on a sweet and fruity, candy-like scent with hints of rich cream, and just a hint of Kush lingering beneath the surface. These same aromas are all present in the flavour, which kicks off with a bold burst of sweet grapes on the inhale, with fresh berry notes mid-palate, and a creamy kush finish with gentle, earthy notes.

Sampling Rhonda’s Wrath Automatic will treat users to an intensely cerebral high that’s uplifting, happy, and creative; perfect for tackling your next project. After a bit, this uplifting rush transitions into a gentle body buzz that’s enough to take the edge off, but won’t lock you to the couch. This fairly well-balanced high is ideal for relaxing in the evening or just passing the time on a rainy afternoon.

Did you know?

• Sweet Purple originates from a DNA Genetics breeding project using undisclosed parents. Two distinct phenotypes emerged, with Sweet Purple representing the sweeter expression. For this collaboration, it was crossed with Ruderalis Indica, resulting in Rhonda’s Wrath Automatic and Sour Jam Automatic.
• Ruderalis Indica is regarded as one of the very first autoflowering strains. It was created in the 1980s by Nevil Schoenmakers, as a cross of Northern Lights #5 with a wild plant found in Hungary.