Charlotte’s Angel CBD Auto by Dutch Passion

Charlotte’s Angel CBD Auto puts Dutch Passion’s award-winning CBD genetics on autopilot. This autoflowering feminized strain typically carries 10-15% CBD with THC below 1%, and Dutch Passion lists it as one of the highest-CBD autoflowers available anywhere. It flowers on its own, finishes in about 11-13 weeks from seed, and can be harvested several times per season.

Growers asked for an auto with the same profile as the celebrated photoperiod, so Dutch Passion crossed CBD Charlotte’s Angel with CBD Auto Compassion Lime to add the autoflowering trait. Shortly after release, she won 1st prize in the CBD category at the 2019 Highlife Cup in the Netherlands.

She grows to medium height, with a few taller outliers, and follows the classic Dutch Passion auto layout: a big central cola surrounded by many strong side buds. With an L yield rating she produces about 400 g/m² (1.31 oz/ft²) indoors, 450-500 g/m² (1.47-1.64 oz/ft²) for skilled SOG growers, and 50-100 g per plant (1.8-3.5 oz/plant).

Including veg, she is faster than her photoperiod parent, which makes homegrown CBD flower simpler and quicker.

Flavor, Effects, and Low-THC Enjoyment

Her nose is fruity and earthy, mostly fresh and sour with lemon and lime, and sometimes sweet. Floral and spicy notes weave through, grounded by earth and pine. Some of the colored phenotypes even hint at forest fruits. The taste resembles CBD Auto Compassion Lime but a bit less lemony and a touch more earthy and piney.

Whatever the terpene ratio of a given plant, the buds taste good and smell more pungent than most people expect from a CBD-dominant strain.

Because THC is so low, she is not psychoactive in the usual sense. You will not feel high or intoxicated; instead there is a relaxed body feeling and a calm, clear head. Some consumers also mention a mild sense of creativity and focus, making her an option for creative tasks. Dutch Passion also notes she can be mixed with THC-rich flower to soften the overall effect.

Growing Charlotte’s Angel CBD Auto

She is tough, vigorous and easy to grow, with no need for special feeding knowledge or advanced techniques. Grow her naturally in an airy medium such as an airpot or root pouch. Her long branches and slender leaves reveal her sativa side, and some plants form a near-perfect Christmas tree when given room and strong light.

As an autoflower she needs no switch to 12/12; she flowers based on age, so indoor growers can run long-day schedules such as 18/6 or 20/4 from start to finish. A defoliation at the end of veg lets light reach lower branches and improves the smaller buds. In a SOG, prune the lower branches so she focuses on the main cola. Her buds are slightly airy and can foxtail, which helps airflow.

Outdoors, her quick life cycle allows multiple harvests per season: 2-3 full cycles in the ground in most climates, and 3 or even 4 in a Mediterranean-style climate like much of California. Even northern growers can run her outdoors or in a greenhouse through the three warmest summer months. Do not harvest early; let the buds firm up first.

Charlotte’s Angel CBD Auto Characteristics

Strain type	Autoflowering (feminized)
Genetics	CBD Charlotte’s Angel x CBD Auto Compassion Lime
Indica/Sativa	Sativa-dominant
THC	Low, always below 1%
CBD	10-15% typical (spec sheet: 15%)
Effect	Mild, relaxing, clear-headed
Flavor	Lemon, lime, earth, pine, floral spice, forest fruit
Indoor yield	About 400 g/m² (1.31 oz/ft²), 450-500 g/m² (1.47-1.64 oz/ft²) for experts
Outdoor yield	50-100 g/plant (1.8-3.5 oz/plant)
Seed to harvest	11-13 weeks (most plants around 12 weeks)
Structure	Medium height, big central cola with many side buds
Bud appearance	Large, slightly airy sativa buds with a thick resin layer
Best cultivation technique	Natural growth in airpots; defoliation; SOG with lower branches pruned

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