Daiquiri Lime Auto by Dutch Passion

Daiquiri Lime Auto is Dutch Passion’s answer to growers who want USA-style power and size from an autoflower. The recipe starts with a unique Californian Orange clone prized for its tart, lime-like citrus, crossed with a resin-loaded elite clone of the American Sour Diesel. That hybrid was then bred into autoflowering form, creating a sativa-dominant auto with very high THC and an unmistakable citrus-diesel bouquet.

This is not a small plant. With a 20-30 L (5.3-7.9 gal) container and enough light she averages 75-100 cm (30-39 in), and some longer-running phenotypes become true monsters at 125-150 cm (49-59 in). She also vegetates longer than most Dutch Passion autos, so pistils appear later. Patience pays off.

Indoors she yields 500-550 g/m² (1.64-1.80 oz/ft²), and experienced growers can pass 600 g/m² (1.97 oz/ft²). Several hundred grams from one plant is common, and a well-tended specimen can approach half a kilo (17.6 oz). Individual colas of 30-40 cm (12-16 in) are no rarity, and side buds alone can weigh 10-30 g (0.35-1.06 oz) dry.

Lime, Diesel, and an Upbeat High

The terpene profile leads with fresh citrus: lime, lemon and orange peel, sharpened by the diesel and petrol tang that Sour Diesel fans love. The light green colas are drenched in sticky resin and stay pungent through flowering and long after drying, so a solid odor-control plan is a must.

The smoke is fresh, fruity and sour, with enough bite that it can tingle the throat. That resin coverage also makes her a strong candidate for oil and concentrates.

The effect is pure daytime fuel. It comes on quickly and lasts, delivering an energetic, euphoric head high that can sharpen focus or spark creativity, and a slightly bigger dose often turns into a laughing session. It is an ideal companion for hikes, bike rides or a day on the slopes, and for evenings when you are not ready to wind down yet.

Growing Daiquiri Lime Auto

She adapts to soil, coco, hydro or aeroponics and accepts every technique: SOG, SCROG, natural growth, topping, fimming, bending, supercropping and defoliation. Long, flexible branches and slender leaflets make her one of the few autos that thrives in a SCROG net. If headroom is limited, top her early to spread her out.

For the biggest harvests, use a 25-30 L (6.6-7.9 gal) pot or, better still, 40-50 L (10.5-13.2 gal) fabric or air-pruning containers. In hydro, a 25 L (6.6 gal) bucket is usually fine. Build nutrients up slowly, since she prefers a light feeding regime and dislikes sudden jumps, and use strong LED lighting without letting temperatures climb too high.

Timing varies by phenotype and environment: 10-11 weeks in ideal conditions, 12-13 weeks more typically. Outdoors, plan on 13-15 weeks in a moderate climate or 11-12 weeks in a sunny, dry Mediterranean-type summer, with yields of 50-150 g (1.8-5.3 oz) per plant.

Daiquiri Lime Auto Characteristics

Strain type	Autoflowering (feminized)
Genetics	Californian Orange x Sour Diesel (auto)
Indica/Sativa	Sativa-dominant
THC	Very high
Effect	Energetic, euphoric, focused, creative, giggly
Flavor	Lime, lemon, orange, diesel, petrol
Indoor yield	500-550 g/m² (1.64-1.80 oz/ft²); 600+ g/m² (1.97+ oz/ft²) for experts
Outdoor yield	50-150 g/plant (1.8-5.3 oz/plant)
Seed to harvest	11-13 weeks (10-11 weeks in ideal conditions)
Outdoor harvest	13-15 weeks in moderate climates; 11-12 weeks in sunny, dry climates
Height	75-100 cm (30-39 in); some phenotypes 125-150 cm (49-59 in)
Structure	Large, vigorous, long flexible side branches, thin leaflets
Bud appearance	Long, dense, light green colas with a heavy resin coat
Best cultivation technique	SCROG, early topping, large fabric pots

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