Banjo Auto

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Grundlegende Informationen

Banjo Auto is an Ruderalis/Indica/Sativa from Atlas Seed und kann indoor angebaut werden (Wobei die Pflanzen eine Blütezeit von ±73 benötigen) Atlas Seed ist Banjo Auto ist/war nur ein Klon als feminisierte Samen erhältlich.

Atlas Seed Beschreibung

Based on the available information, Banjo Auto appears to be an unreleased or limited-distribution autoflower breeding line developed by Atlas Seeds, rather than a widely marketed commercial variety. It has primarily surfaced through tester packs, breeder discussions, and limited releases via seed banks such as North Atlantic Seed Co. rather than through Atlas' regular catalog.

Origin

Banjo Auto is the autoflower adaptation of the photoperiod Banjo, whose lineage is generally accepted as:

• Boost × Tangelo

The original Banjo was bred by Parker Sullivan and became known for its bright citrus terpene profile and energetic effects

Reported plant characteristics

Growers consistently describe Banjo Auto as:

•  relatively compact 
•  vigorous 
•  very uniform 
•  suitable for outdoor or guerrilla grows 
•  quick finishing (around 70–75 days from seed) 

These observations come from tester grows rather than official breeder specifications. 

Aroma & terpene profile

Nearly every grow report mentions a pronounced citrus profile:

•  orange 
•  tangerine 
•  lemon zest 
•  cheese 
•  light gas/fuel 
•  occasional pine 

The original Banjo typically expresses:

•  myrcene 
•  limonene 
•  pinene (sometimes farnesene instead of pinene depending on the phenotype) 

which fits the reported citrus-heavy aroma. 

Effects

Since Atlas has not published official descriptions for the auto, most expectations come from the photoperiod Banjo:

•  uplifting 
•  energetic 
•  creative 
•  social 
•  followed by mild physical relaxation 

The auto version is generally reported to preserve that profile, although autoflower conversions can shift potency or expression somewhat.