HulkBerry Automatic is Royal Queen Seeds' revved-up version of Bruce Banner #3 Auto. She's one of the most potent autos you can get your hands on, easily outperforming many photoperiod strains in this area. Royal Queen wanted to replicate the sheer strength of Bruce Banner #3 Autoflowering while teasing out a rich and pleasant terpene profile. To achieve this, they started off by crossing Ghost OG and Strawberry Diesel. They were impressed by the resulting aroma and potency, but it needed autoflowering genetics. They recruited Diesel Auto for this purpose. Her rapid flowering time and relative strength made her the best choice.

Eventually, HulkBerry Automatic emerged as a stable sativa-dominant specimen (65% sativa).

HulkBerry Automatic might look innocent, but don't underestimate her! Her compact and frosty flowers provide a THC content of up to 21%, enough to satisfy the most experienced of smokers. Expect a wave of euphoria to crash over you after a vape hit or bong bowl of HulkBerry Automatic. The strain is motivating, increases alertness, and gets the creative juices flowing. She makes a superb smoke when listening to music and watching films, or when indulging in your own creative endeavours. Overall, she's an excellent strain for daytime use. Enjoy her in the morning alongside a fresh cup of coffee to start the day with an energising jolt.

HulkBerry Automatic produces a dynamic and pungent terpene profile. You'll be hit by aromas of spice, earthiness, and strawberries as you remove these flowers from their stash jar. Upon inhalation, notes of wood activate the taste buds. The strain is particularly high in the terpenes limonene, linalool, and myrcene.

HulkBerry Automatic is a perfect beginner strain. She's easy to grow, small, and provides a rewarding yield. What's more, she surges from seedling into a mature plant in as little as 65-70 days. She's also a good option for growers looking to remain stealthy, as she rarely exceeds a height of 100cm. Plants grown indoors provide an average yield of 450-500gr/m², whereas their outdoor counterparts produce approximately 100gr/plant.