Blue Widow Auto

Blue Widow Automatic by Dane Strains is a fabulous fast type of cannabis for guerilla and outdoorgrower who search for a very reliable strain for cold and rainy climate zones. It is a cross of the best White Widow Core cut with a Blue Dwarf that smells absolutely delicious like sour berries with a slightly touch of cucumber and liquorice. Blue Widow Automatic does not need any attention and nutrients, it is a very good outdoorplant for beginners and experts.

Lineage: White Widow Core Cut x Blue Dwarf

Genetics: automatic Sativa / Indica

Duration from seedling to harvest: 9 - 10 weeks

Smell: sour berries, liquorice

Height: 80 - 100 cm

Danish cannabis seeds with an autoflower range, a mix of regular and female seeds

Dane Strains is a Denmark-based breeder founded in 2010, and the strongest first impression here is clarity. This range is built around autoflower genetics, but it is not limited to one single format. There are regular autoflower packs, female autoflower entries, and a smaller regular-photo side, which gives buyers more than one clean route without making the choice feel crowded.

That matters because seed format usually decides the buying path first. If you already know you want automatic genetics, Dane Strains gives you several recognizable starting points. If you want to compare a non-automatic option from the same breeder, there is room for that too. Names such as Blue Dwarf, Danes White Pineapple Auto, Northern Cookies Auto female, and BubKush make the overall direction easier to read from the start.

Quick Facts

Location: Denmark

Founded: 2010

Focus: Cold-weather outdoor strains, autoflower breeder

Types Available: Autoflower and standard feminized

Helpful Starting Points: Blue Dwarf, Danes White Pineapple Auto, Northern Cookies Auto female, White Cookies Auto female, BubKush

Well Known For: Caramellow, White Pineapple, Gumlock, BubbleGum

Works Well For: Budget-conscious growers in short-summer or northern regions

The easiest way to make a smart choice here is to begin with format, not with the most eye-catching name. Many current options sit naturally beside autoflower seeds, while the smaller non-automatic side connects more closely with regular weed seeds. That simple split keeps the decision cleaner and helps you move through the breeder in a more practical way.