Keepers OG Autoflower

Herbies's Keepers OG Autoflower is a mostly indica cultivar available as auto seeds. Community reports most often describe it as relaxing, focus and euphoric. Available chemistry data shows THC at 32%. Growers can expect a flowering time of 8–10 weeks.

Keepers OG Autoflower at a glance

Breeder
Herbies
Type
Mostly Indica
Seed type
auto
THC
32%
Flowering time
8–10 weeks

Effects & experience

Based on 8 community reports, with an average rating of 5/5.

Most-reported effects:

Also reported: focus, euphoric.

Effects are community-reported user experiences, not medical claims.

Flavors & aroma

Keepers OG Autoflower is most often described as pine, berry, earthy and sweet.

Genetics & lineage

Type: Mostly Indica · auto · bred by Herbies.

Growing Keepers OG Autoflower

Flowering time: 8–10 weeks.

Community grow reports mention: easy to grow (4), beginner-friendly (1), high yields (1), successful germination (1).

Easy ~1.2m auto, harvest 8-10 weeks; use ScrOG, keep day temps 20-26C (cooler nights), RH 55-60% veg dropping to 30% by harvest.

About Keepers OG Autoflower

Keepers OG (Blue Moonrock x Blackberry Kush x Ruderalis) is an Indica-dominant autoflower at 28-33% THC with creative, focused uplift fading into a soothing body buzz.

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Keepers OG Autoflower FAQ

What are the effects of Keepers OG Autoflower?

The WeedYouLike community most often reports relaxing, focus and euphoric for Keepers OG Autoflower. These are user-reported experiences, not medical claims.

Is Keepers OG Autoflower indica or sativa?

Keepers OG Autoflower is classified as a mostly indica cultivar, bred by Herbies.

How much THC does Keepers OG Autoflower have?

Available data puts Keepers OG Autoflower's THC at 32%.

How long does Keepers OG Autoflower take to flower?

Keepers OG Autoflower flowers in 8–10 weeks as an autoflowering variety, based on breeder and community grow data.

What does Keepers OG Autoflower taste like?

Keepers OG Autoflower is most often described as pine, berry and earthy.

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