Strawberry Pie Auto is the dessert cart of the Fast Buds catalog: compact, colorful, and absolutely buried in resin. Fast Buds built it by crossing Strawberry Fields from Crockett Family Farms with Blueberry Auto, then stabilized the result into a dependable F5 feminized autoflower. With an 85% Indica / 15% Sativa makeup and up to 26% THC, it delivers serious strength from a plant that rarely tops 100 cm.
The breeding goals were clear: keep the rich berry terpenes, push trichome production as far as it will go, and hold the plant to a tidy, efficient frame. The outcome is a cultivar that finishes in 8-9 weeks from seed and turns heads as harvest approaches, when the chunky light-green flowers pick up pink, red, and purple highlights set off by long orange pistils.
Fast Buds rates it in the XL size class at 60-100 cm (24-39 in), which makes it a natural fit for small tents, closets, balconies, and discreet outdoor spots. Don’t let the compact frame fool you: expect 400-500 g/m² (1.3-1.6 oz/ft²) indoors and 70-160 g (2-6 oz) per plant outdoors.
As an autoflower, she skips the photoperiod switch entirely. An 18/6 or 20/4 light schedule from start to finish is all she needs.
Candy Terps and a Calm, Centered Effect
Crack a nug and the room fills with strawberry candy, cookie dough, and red berries. Underneath sits a creamy layer and a faint gassy, skunky edge that keeps the sweetness from getting one-dimensional. It smokes like a slice of strawberry pie fresh from the oven, with a sugary finish that sticks around.
The effect leans relaxing, as you would expect from an Indica-heavy cross, yet it stays well-rounded. Many growers describe it as leaving them centered and focused rather than sedated, and reported effects are led by relaxed and happy, with hungry and creative close behind. Sleepiness shows up for some, but it is not the main event.
Toward the end of bloom, the buds get coated from top to bottom in trichomes. That heavy, consistent resin layer makes Strawberry Pie Auto a favorite with hash makers and extract fans, and its sweet terpenes carry over well into concentrates.
Growing Tips
Plants grow dense and symmetrical, with a dominant main cola framed by well-formed secondary branches. She is tough against the elements, which gives outdoor growers room to chase larger plants and deeper colors. Indoors, a light touch of LST evens the canopy, and good airflow keeps the tight buds healthy in the final weeks.
Strawberry Pie Auto Characteristics
| Strain type | Autoflowering (feminized) |
| Genetics | Strawberry Fields (Crockett Family Farms) x Blueberry Auto, F5 |
| Indica/Sativa | 85% Indica / 15% Sativa |
| THC | Up to 26% |
| CBD | Less than 1% |
| Effect | Relaxing, centered, and focused without heavy sedation |
| Flavor | Strawberry candy, cookie dough, cream, faint gas |
| Indoor yield | 400-500 g/m² (1.3-1.6 oz/ft²) |
| Outdoor yield | 70-160 g/plant (2-6 oz/plant) |
| Seed to harvest | 8-9 weeks |
| Height | 60-100 cm (24-39 in), XL size class |
| Climate | Indoor, outdoor, greenhouse, and mixed light; resistant to the elements |
| Best cultivation technique | Light LST, stealth or small-space grows, good airflow |
FAQ
What are the genetics of Strawberry Pie Auto?
Fast Buds crossed Strawberry Fields from Crockett Family Farms with Blueberry Auto and stabilized the result into an F5 feminized autoflower that is 85% Indica.
How long does Strawberry Pie Auto take from seed to harvest?
Around 8-9 weeks. No switch to 12/12 is needed, so you can run 18/6 or 20/4 for the entire grow.
Is Strawberry Pie Auto good for small spaces?
Yes. It usually stays between 60 and 100 cm (24-39 in), which makes it a strong option for tents, closets, and stealth grows.
What does Strawberry Pie Auto taste like?
Expect strawberry candy and cookie dough first, followed by creamy notes and a faint gassy, skunky edge.
How much does Strawberry Pie Auto yield?
Indoors, 400-500 g/m² (1.3-1.6 oz/ft²). Outdoors, 70-160 g (2-6 oz) per plant.
Why do the buds turn pink and purple?
The color is part of its genetic makeup. Near harvest, the light-green flowers often show pink, red, and light purple tones contrasted by long orange pistils.
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