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Half Pint
Autoflower
Half Pint is a compact autoflowering strain bred for fast harvests and small grows. You will see short plants with dense buds and a smooth earthy citrus flavour. Expect THC around 18 to 22 percent and low CBD under 1 percent. Train plants early with low stress methods and use moderate feeding. Use 7 to 20 litre pots depending on setup and keep drying slow for best flavour. MasterSeeds offers this strain for growers seeking quick cycles and discreet plants.
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STRAIN PROFILE
Complete Cannabis Strain Specifications
| Trait | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Indica-dominant Hybrid |
| THC | 18-22% |
| CBD | 0.5-1% |
| Grow Difficulty | Easy |
| Flowering Time | 7-9 |
| Yield | Medium (350-450 g/m² indoor) |
| Height | 40-80 cm |
| Environment | Indoor/Outdoor |
| Effects | Relaxed, Uplifted, Sleepy |
| Flavors | Earthy, Citrus, Sweet |
| Genetics | Tiny Tim x Short Stack |
| Climate | Temperate, cool nights |
Half Pint Strain Information and Characteristics
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Strain Type:
Half Pint is an indica-dominant hybrid built for compact grows. It delivers dense buds and steady relaxation.
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THC Content:
Flower tests typically show THC in the 18 to 22 percent range. Expect a clear head high that shifts into body calm.
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CBD Content:
CBD remains low at about 0.5 to 1 percent. Medical users often choose it for sleep and mild pain relief.
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Grow Difficulty:
Half Pint suits new growers with basic skills. It recovers quickly from light stress and shows forgiving growth.
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Flowering Time:
Flowering completes in about seven to nine weeks. Total seed to harvest runs roughly eight to ten weeks for autoflowers.
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Expected Yield:
Yield sits at medium levels for compact autoflowers. Indoor growers report 350 to 450 grams per square meter while outdoor plants produce 30 to 120 grams each.
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Plant Height:
Plants stay short, typically 40 to 80 centimetres. Small stature fits tight tents and balcony setups.
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Growing Environment:
Half Pint performs well indoors and outdoors. It finishes before heavy fall weather in temperate regions.
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Expected Effects:
Effects start with a gentle cerebral lift and move into a relaxed body state. Many users find it useful for evening use and sleep.
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Genetic Lineage:
Genetics read Tiny Tim x Short Stack to produce a compact phenotype. Breeders selected for fast finish and tight internodes.
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Seed Type:
These seeds are autoflowering for predictable calendars. They suit growers seeking quick turnarounds and minimal light schedule work.
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Preferred Climate:
Best climate is temperate with cool nights during ripening. Coastal regions and southern prairies in Canada offer reliable outdoor windows.
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Q: My Half Pint is stretching after flip. What should I do?
A: Lower light intensity and raise light distance slightly. Use supports and a gentle bend to flatten the canopy.
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Q: Leaves show light yellow tips. Nutrient burn or deficiency?
A: Light yellow tips often indicate mild nutrient burn. Flush with plain water and reduce nutrient strength by 20 percent.
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Q: How do I boost bud size on small plants?
A: Increase root volume with a larger pot and add a bloom booster mid flower. Use LST early to expose more bud sites to light.
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Q: My buds smell grassy after dry. What went wrong?
A: Drying too fast or at high temperature causes grassy aromas. Lower drying temperature to 15 to 20 Celsius and slow the process.
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Q: I want multiple cycles per year. How do I schedule them?
A: Stagger seed sowing every three to four weeks for continuous harvests. Keep separate tents or rooms for different stages.
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