ABC Auto

Born from the fusion of Quick One and ABC, ABC Auto stands as the first autoflowering ABC cultivar released in Europe. By combining the speed and reliability of modern autoflower genetics with the exotic traits of Australian Bastard Cannabis, this variety delivers something truly uncommon for collectors and growers alike. Quick One, one of the flagship autos from Royal Queen Seeds, earned its reputation through an exceptionally fast life cycle, often finishing in as little as nine weeks from seed to harvest. Its autoflowering heritage traces back to the legendary Lowryder #1, one of the earliest commercially successful automatic cannabis strains. ABC, also known as Bindi Bud or Cannabis Australis, is a rare Australian landrace that has fascinated cannabis enthusiasts since the 1970s. Growing wild in the Hunter Valley region near Sydney, ABC is famous for its highly unusual morphology, often resembling a completely different plant species rather than traditional cannabis. The exact origins of ABC remain uncertain, giving rise to several competing theories. One popular explanation suggests that decades of chemical use aimed at eradicating illegal cannabis crops in the Hunter Valley may have triggered the mutation responsible for its bizarre appearance. Other theories propose that the genetics descended from cannabis introduced by European settlers during the 19th century, or even from ancient plants brought by Aboriginal peoples long before modern cultivation existed in Australia. According to Leon Bloom Seeds, the most compelling possibility is that ABC represents an ancient cannabis lineage that spread across Oceania during the last Ice Age, when lower sea levels connected large parts of the region. Some recent genetic research appears to support this idea, suggesting that ABC may be one of the most genetically distant relatives within the cannabis family. Despite growing interest in the variety, ABC remains one of the least scientifically studied cannabis mutations