Sticky Fingers Auto earns its name the first time you handle it: the trichome coverage is so heavy that fingers come away coated after a few minutes of work. Seedstockers bred this indica-dominant autoflower with maximum resin production in mind, aiming it squarely at extract makers and flavor chasers.
It finishes in about 11 weeks from seed, carries 20–26% THC, and pairs fruity-pine terpenes with a happy, chill effect. The breeder rates it for expert growers because those ultra-dense colas need attentive climate control.
Lineage: Sticky Fingers × OG Candy Dawg Auto
Sticky Fingers Auto is a cross of Sticky Fingers × OG Candy Dawg Auto. The Sticky Fingers side supplies the extreme trichome density and fruit-and-pine terpenes, while OG Candy Dawg Auto brings the autoflowering trait and a sweet, sticky resin character.
Indica-dominant genetics keep the plants short and stocky with tight, compact flowers. Everything about this cross points toward quality over sheer bulk: resin heads, terpene intensity, and dense, frosted buds.
Aroma, Flavor, and Effect
Break a bud open and the room fills with a fruity, piney scent laced with sticky-sweet resin, like walking through a tropical forest after rain. The smell builds strongly in late bloom.
The flavor is sweet tropical fruit and fresh pine resin with a smooth, slightly earthy finish. The resin content is so high that a hit can feel closer to a dab than a joint, rich and coating.
The effect starts as a warm, happy uplift that eases into a mellow body buzz. It is not full couch-lock; it is a content, smiling stone that works well for social sessions or winding down after work.
Growing Sticky Fingers Auto Indoors and Outdoors
Like every auto, Sticky Fingers Auto needs no light switch. Grow it on 18/6 or 20/4 from seed to harvest; Seedstockers uses 20/4 under LED. Sow directly into the final pot to avoid transplant shock.
Indoors, expect 450–550 g/m² (1.47–1.80 oz/ft²). The plants are short and medium in height, which makes them easy to fit in small tents. The breeder advises keeping relative humidity below 45% in late flower and using moderate defoliation, because those dense colas are prone to mold without good airflow.
Outdoors, plan on 100–200 g/plant (3.5–7.1 oz/plant) in 11–15 L (3–4 gal) pots. The discreet size suits balconies, but harvest before autumn humidity rises. The breeder’s harvest tip: for extracts, wait for about 10–15% amber trichomes; for smoking, pull at mostly cloudy for a balance of potency and flavor.
Sticky Fingers Auto Characteristics
| Strain type | Autoflowering feminized |
| Genetics | Sticky Fingers × OG Candy Dawg Auto |
| Indica/Sativa | Indica dominant |
| THC | 20–26% |
| Effect | Happy, chill, mellow body buzz |
| Flavor | Tropical fruit, pine resin, earthy finish |
| Aroma | Fruity, piney, sticky-sweet resin |
| Indoor yield | 450–550 g/m² (1.47–1.80 oz/ft²) |
| Outdoor yield | 100–200 g/plant (3.5–7.1 oz/plant) |
| Seed to harvest | About 11 weeks |
| Height | Medium, short and stocky |
| Difficulty | Expert |
| Best cultivation technique | Moderate defoliation, humidity below 45% in late flower |
FAQ
Is Sticky Fingers Auto indica or sativa?
Sticky Fingers Auto is indica dominant, with short, stocky plants and dense, trichome-covered flowers.
Is Sticky Fingers Auto good for making extracts?
Yes. It was bred for maximum resin production. For extracts, the breeder suggests harvesting when about 10–15% of the trichomes have turned amber.
How long does Sticky Fingers Auto take from seed to harvest?
About 11 weeks. It flowers automatically under 18/6 or 20/4 light.
Why is Sticky Fingers Auto rated for experts?
Its colas are extremely dense, so it needs strong airflow, humidity below 45% in late flower, and careful defoliation to keep mold away.
What yield does Sticky Fingers Auto give?
Around 450–550 g/m² (1.47–1.80 oz/ft²) indoors and 100–200 g (3.5–7.1 oz) per plant outdoors in 11–15 L (3–4 gal) pots.
What does Sticky Fingers Auto taste like?
Sweet tropical fruit and fresh pine resin with a smooth, slightly earthy finish.
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