Auto AK

Cannabis Strain by Female Seeds

Introduction
Auto AK from Gea Seeds automates one of cannabis history's most decorated genetic families—the AK-47 lineage—into a photoperiod-independent cultivar ready in approximately 75 days from seedling. From a Spanish seed company with deep roots in the Iberian cannabis market, Gea Seeds' Auto AK brings the spicy, woody character of the AK genetics to an accessible modern format.

Lineage
Gea Seeds is a Spanish cannabis seed company with a catalog spanning feminized photoperiod and autoflowering genetics, developed for the European market with attention to both yield and quality. The AK family traces back to Serious Seeds' AK-47, which was bred in 1992 by Simon of Serious Seeds—a Colombian, Mexican, Thai, and Afghani cross that went on to win multiple Cannabis Cups and become one of the best-selling cannabis seeds globally. Gea Seeds' Auto AK adapts this pedigree into a ruderalis/indica/sativa autoflowering hybrid. Specific parentage of the autoflowering cross is not detailed in available records.

Terpenes
The AK family terpene signature is well-documented: a complex, spicy, woody profile with prominent caryophyllene and myrcene alongside earthy, floral secondary notes. The autoflowering adaptation at 75 days allows reasonable terpene development while adding the convenience of automatic flowering. Spanish breeding typically emphasizes accessible quality and reliable performance.

Growth
At 75 days from seedling, Auto AK is a practical choice for growers who want the AK experience without photoperiod management. Compact autoflowering structure, multiple indoor cycles per year, and outdoor adaptability to varied climates.

Effects
Effect reports for AK-lineage autoflowering cultivars describe a balanced, well-rounded experience: mentally engaging without excessive cerebral intensity, physically comfortable without sedation.

Documentation
No specific medicinal applications documented beyond general user accounts of stress relief.

⚠️ This information is for educational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice.

Sources: http://www.femaleseeds.nl/en/