Magnum Auto

Magnum is a high-yielding autoflower with mysterious origins, tracing back to covert Spanish cultivators who aimed to boost autoflower yields.

Its precise genetic background remains unknown, but this predominantly Sativa strain (60%), with a decent chunk of Indica (25%) and a dash of Ruderalis (15%), has become a global favorite.

From its sunny beginnings in Spain to its refinement in the United States, Magnum has been reproduced into one of today's top autoflower options. With significant THC levels (20%), it delivers a balanced Sativa high, perfect for those looking for a powerful, energetic buzz ideal for social gatherings.

Magnum's appearance leans more towards Indica. With a bushy profile, it is easy to grow and maintain. But don't let the epic name fool you—she's a pleasure to grow, and we highly recommend her for amateurs and experienced growers alike.

Growing Information

Magnum's autoflowering properties make it very easy to grow in many settings. However, the strain originated in sunny Spain – so do your best to mimic a Mediterranean summer.

On the other hand, Magnum is well-suited to indoor spaces and thrives well in greenhouses if you live in a more temperate climate. Magnum is a dream to grow indoors with controlled light, heat, and air conditions.

We highly recommend ventilation systems and fans to improve air circulation and dry out excess moisture, notably for the lower branches. You can pot your plant with high-quality soil or opt for a hydroponic setup.

Whatever method you pick, this is a no-nonsense plant that is easy for beginners to cultivate. Indoor growers can boost their yields by utilizing low-stress training techniques like SOG and ScrOG.

Magnum responds particularly well to trimming and pruning to thin out lower branches and promote generous bud growth. This autoflower variety grows in as little as 11 weeks from seed to harvest.

Magnum is a hardy autoflower strain that can survive rainy, temperate summers. Still, long, dry, and warm weather periods with good access to sufficient daytime sunlight are the best recipe for maximum results. 

You can plant Magnum directly into your garden's soil or use a large pot for greater nutrient control. Nighttime temperatures should vary slightly, and small bouts of wind or rain should not be too much. 

The flowering time of the Magnum autoflower is brief, taking just 56 to 63 days. Remember to reduce room humidity to roughly 40% during this crucial flowering stage.

Characteristics

Magnum autoflower can be kept compact indoors, reaching a height of 80 to 150 cm. However, it grows much more prominent outdoors, reaching a potential height of 120 to 160 cm. 

Magnum is one of the higher-performing autoflowers in terms of yields. Indoors, you can harvest between 350 and 400 grams per m². However, outdoors, expect an average yield of 80 to 150 grams per plant. To maximize yields, consider utilizing SOG and ScrOG to push your grow space to its limit.

Magnum is a hybrid autoflower strain that delivers euphoric highs that are both relaxing and energetic. It can stimulate and uplift the mind, making it perfect for social gatherings and parties. It also brings on bouts of giggles and laughter.

While euphoric at first, it settles into full-body relaxation, soothing the body from head to toe. There's little risk of couch-lock, making it a good daytime option. 

While primarily used for recreational purposes, Magnum has much to offer medicinally. Its uplifting, mood-enhancing high is excellent in treating symptoms of depression or day-to-day stress.

Its measured THC content aids well when it comes to calming anxious thoughts. The more Sativa-like cerebral qualities are also excellent at treating fatigue and burnout.
Magnum has a refined and subdued flavour profile with sweet, earthy, and floral notes. This herbaceous strain delivers aromas of citrus, pine, and moss. Tastewise, there's more spice and sweetness on the tongue without being harsh or sour. 

The buds themselves are reminiscent of damp earth, producing organic odors that are relaxing and therapeutic. Despite its Sativa dominance, Magnum grows more Indica-like, producing a bushy Christmas tree-like shape.

Connoisseurs may spot some Kush characteristics, giving at least a slight hint to its background. Its stable and reliable yields, compact size, and healthy yield potential make it a must-buy for home growers worldwide.