Orange Cake Autoflower

Description

Orange Cake Autoflower Strain Specifications

Type: Indica-dominant
Genetics Parents: (California Orange x Mimosa) x Orangeade
Flowering Period: 8-10 weeks
Climate: Dry and Sunny, Mediterranean, Temperate
Yield: 400 g/m2 Indoors and Outdoors
Flavors: Citrus, Lime, Sweet, Earthy
THC Level: 17%
CBD Level: Unknown
Height: 180 cm
Harvest Period: October
Growing Difficulty: Easy

What are the Flavor and Effects of Orange Cake Autoflower Strain?

Orange Cake Auto has several distinct flavors, including citrusy, lime, sweet, and sticky, as well as a pleasant, earthy flavor that takes you on a relaxing journey. The orange cake strain has a spicy scent that differs from the usual earthy aroma.  Consumers say that this strain creates a heady, sedative high that leaves the consumer hazy, dizzy, and unconcerned.

What are the Medical Benefits of Orange Cake Autoflower Strain?

For a variety of reasons, Orange Cake is a potent strain. It helps a lot of people manage their migraine and headache symptoms. Many people say it allows them to get rid of their headaches. Others use it to treat problems such as knee and back pain. Individuals coping with mental health issues have described this pressure as a unique way to achieve stress relief, balance, and focus. As a result, appetite is increased, and fatigue is reduced.

Adverse Effects You Can Expect from Orange Cake Autoflower Strain

Orange Cake Auto is said to trigger cottonmouth and dry eyes in some users. When you drink large quantities of alcohol, you can experience dizziness and increased paranoia. Smoking in moderation and keeping hydrated can help reduce the harmful effects of smoking this weed. However, exceeding the recommended dose will result in more severe side effects such as nausea, headache, and dizziness.

How to Grow Orange Cake Autoflower Strain?

Orange Cake auto seeds need special attention when developing. Orange Cake Auto is a little tricky for beginners; these autoflower marijuana seeds don’t need much lighting automation. They’re feminized so that you won’t end up with any unwanted male plants. It’s naturally resistant to pests and diseases, but it prefers a dry, temperate climate. Water your plants regularly without drowning them, and feed them with an organic fertilizer to give them the nutrients they need.

When grown indoors, particularly as wide flowers emerge, one reason for concern is that heavy colas tend to be waning or dropping, and other branches are likely to follow. A support structure or the Green Screen (SCROG) method may help with the orange cake. If grown in the open air, If you have access to a moderate Mediterranean climate, you can handle the plants outside. It has the potential to grow to a height of 180 cm (6 feet).