Mack and Crack Auto puts one of the highest THC ratings in the Seedstockers autoflower range into a plant that beginners can handle. Expect 24–28% THC, bright citrus and herbal pine terpenes, and massive frosted colas, all in about 11 weeks from seed to harvest.
The breeder lists a third place for Best Sativa Strain at the Autoflower World Cup for this strain. Like all autos, it starts blooming on its own, so growers can keep lights at 18/6 or 20/4 for the entire cycle with no 12/12 flip.
Production is impressive: 550–650 g/m² (1.80–2.13 oz/ft²) indoors and 150–250 g/plant (5.3–8.8 oz/plant) outdoors, from a vigorous, branchy plant that stays manageable in size.
Lineage: Mack and Crack x Green Crack Auto
Seedstockers created this hybrid by crossing its photoperiod Mack and Crack with Green Crack Auto. The Mack and Crack parent brings heavy resin and potency, while Green Crack Auto adds the autoflowering trait, a sativa lean and the zesty, energetic character Green Crack is famous for.
The result is a stable, sativa-dominant autoflower with predictable timing and serious strength, one of the most potent daytime autos in the catalog. It keeps the vigor of its photoperiod parent while finishing on a short, reliable autoflower schedule.
Aroma, Flavor and Effect
The aroma is loud citrus and herbal pine with a sweet undertone: fresh, energetic and unmistakable from the moment the jar opens.
The flavor starts with sharp citrus and herbal pine, moves into sweet earthy spice in the middle of the draw, and finishes with a clean, cooling menthol kick. It is bright and bracing, a crisp profile that suits the strain’s daytime character.
The effect is an extremely potent sativa rush. The mind lights up, focus sharpens, and the body stays light and active. Because the THC is so high, the breeder’s own advice is to start low, even for veterans; a small amount goes a long way. Those sensitive to strong sativas should approach with care.
Growing Mack and Crack Auto Indoors and Outdoors
Indoors, run LEDs on 20/4 and sow directly into the final container. The plant grows vigorous and branchy while staying manageable in height, and it responds well to LST: gently tie the main stem and lateral branches outward early on to create a flat, even canopy.
A light defoliation around week 6 opens the canopy so light and air can reach the inner bud sites. Keep it moderate; autos have limited time to recover. The breeder rates the strain beginner-friendly, and it is one of the easiest high-THC autos to bring to harvest.
Outdoors, use 15–20 L (4.0–5.3 gal) pots in a sunny location. The plants are strong, resilient and resin-loaded, and they perform reliably in most climates, producing about 150–250 g/plant (5.3–8.8 oz/plant) each. Harvest when most trichomes have turned cloudy for a bright, energetic effect.
Mack and Crack Auto Characteristics
| Strain type | Autoflowering feminized |
| Genetics | Mack and Crack x Green Crack Auto |
| Indica/Sativa | Sativa dominant |
| THC | 24–28% |
| Effect | Active, energetic, focused |
| Flavor | Citrus, herbal pine, earthy spice, menthol |
| Aroma | Citrus, herbal pine, sweet |
| Indoor yield | 550–650 g/m² (1.80–2.13 oz/ft²) |
| Outdoor yield | 150–250 g/plant (5.3–8.8 oz/plant) |
| Seed to harvest | About 11 weeks |
| Difficulty | Easy |
| Best cultivation technique | LST with light defoliation around week 6 |
FAQ
How strong is Mack and Crack Auto?
Very strong. THC reaches 24–28%, and the effect is a sharp, energetic sativa rush. Start with a small amount.
How long does Mack and Crack Auto take from seed to harvest?
About 11 weeks. It flowers automatically, so 18/6 or 20/4 light can run for the entire cycle.
What does Mack and Crack Auto taste like?
Sharp citrus and herbal pine, then sweet earthy spice, finishing with a clean menthol kick.
What yield can I expect from Mack and Crack Auto?
Indoors, about 550–650 g/m² (1.80–2.13 oz/ft²). Outdoors in 15–20 L pots, about 150–250 g/plant (5.3–8.8 oz/plant).
Has Mack and Crack Auto won any awards?
The breeder lists a third place for Best Sativa Strain at the Autoflower World Cup.


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