OG Kush Auto brings the famous Kush profile into an autoflower that runs from seed to harvest in about 10 weeks. Seedstockers built it from Chem Dawg x Lemon Thai Paki Kush genetics, an indica-dominant mix that combines the gassy Chem heritage with the resinous density of Pakistani Kush.
The breeder describes it as resilient and productive, with huge yield potential for an auto, and rates it for beginners. That combination makes it an easy way to grow a strain with real West Coast history without managing a long photoperiod cycle.
Expect a relaxing, indica-led effect and a flavor that mixes sweet candy notes with warm spice and that recognizable kushy depth.
Because the plant needs no switch to 12/12, it fits easily into a perpetual grow next to other autos, and outdoor growers can plan a spring and a summer run in the same year where the climate allows. Its compact indica frame also keeps it manageable on balconies and in small tents.
Genetics and Lineage of OG Kush Auto
The genetics listed by Seedstockers are Chem Dawg x Lemon Thai Paki Kush. Chem Dawg brings the sharp, fuel-tinged character, Lemon Thai adds a brighter top note, and the Paki Kush side contributes the compact indica frame and heavy resin that Kush lines are known for.
Converted into autoflowering form, the plant switches to bloom on its own after a short vegetative phase. THC is listed at 14–22%, and the breeder highlights the famous kushy flavor as the main reason to grow it.
Aroma, Flavor, and Effect
The breeder lists the flavor as candy and spicy. Sweetness comes through first, then a warm, peppery spice rises underneath, backed by the earthy Kush base that the OG name is known for.
Cured buds smell sweet and spicy with a dense, earthy undertone. It is a classic Kush jar, rich rather than fruity, with enough punch to call for a carbon filter in late flower.
The effect is relaxing and indica-led. A gentle calm spreads through the body while the mood stays easy and content, making it a good choice for evenings and quiet weekends.
Growing OG Kush Auto Indoors and Outdoors
Indoors, run 18/6 or 20/4 light from germination to harvest. As a beginner-rated auto, OG Kush Auto handles standard feeding well. Gentle LST in the first weeks helps open the canopy so the side branches reach the light.
Avoid topping late or heavy defoliation, since autos have a fixed clock and little time to recover. Keep humidity in check during the final weeks, when the dense Kush buds are at their heaviest.
Outdoors, the short 10-week cycle fits easily between spring and fall, and a sunny spot with good airflow will bring out its yield potential. The resilient plant handles small mistakes, which is one reason the breeder recommends it to new growers.
At harvest, take time over drying and curing. A slow dry in a cool, dark room followed by a few weeks in sealed jars brings the candy-spice Kush aroma forward and smooths the smoke.
OG Kush Auto Characteristics
| Strain type | Autoflowering feminized |
| Genetics | Chem Dawg x Lemon Thai Paki Kush |
| Indica/Sativa | Indica dominant |
| THC | 14–22% |
| Effect | Relaxing |
| Flavor | Candy, spicy, earthy Kush |
| Indoor yield | Huge |
| Outdoor yield | Huge |
| Seed to harvest | 10 weeks |
| Difficulty | Beginner |
| Best cultivation technique | Gentle LST early in veg |
FAQ
Is OG Kush Auto indica or sativa?
Seedstockers lists it as indica dominant. Its Chem Dawg x Lemon Thai Paki Kush genetics give a compact, resinous plant and a relaxing effect.
How long does OG Kush Auto take from seed to harvest?
About 10 weeks. It flowers automatically, so the lights can stay on 18/6 or 20/4 for the entire grow.
How much THC does OG Kush Auto produce?
The breeder lists THC at 14–22%, a medium range focused on the classic Kush flavor and a relaxed effect.
What does OG Kush Auto taste like?
Sweet candy notes come first, followed by warm spice and an earthy Kush base. The aroma in the jar is rich and dense.
Is OG Kush Auto good for beginners?
Yes. Seedstockers rates it for beginners and describes it as resilient and productive, so it forgives small feeding or watering mistakes.


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