Durban Express

What can I say about this strain? This is a complete representation of my passion for growing. It would not be possible, if not for the help and support of my brothers at brothers in farms and especially Hard Liquor. The genetics that encapsulate this strain all originated from his stockpile of seeds. He helped me out with genetics when I first started out dabbling in the creating new strains. When I first got to BIF, you either grew something from Bucky or JAT if you wanted photoperiod and everything else was autoflower; and the choices were limited. Right off the bat I noticed everything seemed to be indica dominant and I was not sure about autoflowering cannabis yet. All my experiences were from photoperiod plants. After testing a couple autoflowers for HL, I was soon hooked. I was getting 6-9 oz plants in half the time it took me in photoperiod plants. But there was still the problem, that the strains that I wanted to grow were all photos. That’s when I made the decision to try to bring some of those photo plants to autoflowering. Introducing Durban Express Autoflower. This is a culmination of a year and a half long project of mine to bring some of my favorites to the autoflowering world, a combination of Durban Poison photo flowering & Trainwreck photo flowering, combined with a couple of my early autoflowering projects. Trainwreck was the first that I pollinated with an autoflowering plant. The trainwreck was a very bushy, very stony flower, if you are a stoner from the late 90’s you remember what I am talking about. The auto I paired with it was also very bushy and had a similar terp profile: piney, earthy, with a hint of citrus. Later I grew the Durban and this plant was amazing but very wild. She was hard to contain in my tent. But the one distinction that I noticed from the mother was the incredible fruity smell that emanated from her. She smelled almost like cotton candy and limes! It was the best smelling plant I’ve ever encountered. The auto I chose for