Price range: $35.00 through $95.00
Alien Technology Feminized Seeds offer rich flavor, potent effects, and garden-worthy structure. Ideal for growers seeking a stable photoperiod cultivar with standout performance.
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• Genetics: Premium Hybrid Lineage
• Type: Feminized Photoperiod
• THC: 18–25%
• CBD: <1%
• Flowering Time: 8–10 weeks
• Yield: Medium to High
• Best For: Indoor, greenhouse, or well-managed outdoor grows
• Grow Difficulty: Moderate – Responds well to training but needs a dry finish to prevent mold.
Alien Technology is a photoperiod feminized strain bred for growers who demand consistent structure, rich aroma, and powerful effect. Developed from heritage genetics and selected for resilience, Alien Technology combines vigorous vegetative growth with a terpene-rich finish that stands out in any garden. Its hybrid lineage expresses both indica and sativa characteristics, depending on environment and training style.
Plants develop thick central colas with smaller satellite buds, all coated in dense layers of trichomes. Expect medium height with strong lateral branching, dark green foliage, and colorful accents in cooler flowering conditions.
The aroma profile ranges from sweet and herbal to fuel-laced or citrus-driven depending on phenotype. In flower, the scent becomes increasingly pungent, often requiring carbon filtration for indoor setups.
Smoke is bold and satisfying, mixing fruit-forward notes with earthy, peppery or gassy undertones. Vaping often highlights floral or sugary elements, while combustion enhances its deep base flavors.
Known for its strong onset and sustained high, Alien Technology delivers mental clarity followed by a relaxing body melt. Balanced effects make it suitable for social settings, focused creativity, or end-of-day recovery.
Popular among medical users for stress, pain, and appetite loss. Offers relief without overwhelming sedation, and provides a steady uplift that supports daytime use in low doses or heavier nighttime use in higher amounts.
This feminized photoperiod cultivar thrives under 18/6 light in veg and switches to flowering on a 12/12 cycle. Topping, LST, or SCROG methods all work well due to its flexible frame. During flowering, maintain temperatures around 21–26°C and RH near 45–50% to reduce mold risk on dense buds.
Nutrient uptake is balanced but may require additional calcium and magnesium in late veg and early flower. Flush thoroughly before harvest to preserve flavor. Outdoor growers should plant in full sun after last frost; expect harvest readiness in early to mid-October.
Dominant terpenes typically include Myrcene, Limonene, and Caryophyllene. Together they shape Alien Technology’s complex sensory experience, combining flavor, aroma, and therapeutic benefit in one potent package.
Colombia Gold Auto felt like bringing back a piece of cannabis history, but without the long flowering wait. Grew tall for an auto, with bright, feathery colas that smelled like citrus, spice, and sunshine. Super sativa structure—lanky but manageable. The smoke is light, flavorful, and energetic. High is crisp, creative, and clear-headed, no burnout. I’ve been rolling it up in the mornings—coffee in one hand, joint in the other—and cruising through the day. If you like your weed with flavor and focus, this one’s a gem.
Banana Kush Auto delivered exactly what I was after—steady growth, subtle aroma during veg, and a clean finish. Buds came out dense and golden-green with just the right amount of stick. Smells like banana bread and pine when broken up—sweet, but not candy-sweet. The high is smooth: relaxing body, clear mind, no crash. It’s the kind of strain I roll up after dinner when I want to chill, think a bit, maybe toss on some music and let the vibe take over. Effortless smoke, easy grow.
Birthday Cake fem is straight-up dessert weed. Grew thick, resin-packed buds with crazy sweet terps—like cookies and cream rolled in sugar. Honestly, smelled too good to keep in jars. High is nice and relaxing, but not couch-lock unless you overdo it (which I did). Great for winding down, eating snacks, and saying “this is the best weed I’ve ever grown” out loud to no one. If you’ve got a sweet tooth and a lighter, this one’s for you.
Birthday Cake fem grew like a dream—short, chunky, and frosty as hell. The buds smelled sweet even during flower, like vanilla frosting with a little earthy skunk underneath. First smoke was smooth, almost too smooth… then it hit me like I forgot my own birthday. The high is mellow but heavy—great body buzz, calm mind, perfect for evenings or lazy Sundays. Bonus: smells like you baked something fancy even when you didn’t.
Black Gold Auto surprised me big time. It grew fast, stayed manageable, and stacked up fat, frosty buds that smelled like earthy espresso and gas. Tasted smooth with a spicy finish. The high is all indica—body goes heavy, brain goes quiet, and next thing you know, the snack drawer’s empty and your show’s been paused for 45 minutes. Great for stress, pain, or just straight-up disappearing into a blanket. If you want a little luxury with your lethargy, this one’s it.
Black Gold Auto was a straight-up grease monster by harvest—dark, dense buds just dripping with trichomes. Grew short and stocky, handled my light setup no problem. Smell was dank—earthy, spicy, with a diesel kick that warned me it wasn’t here to play. One bowl and I felt my shoulders melt and my brain shift into airplane mode. Heavy-hitter for sure. Not for mornings unless you don’t have plans… or bones. Great for chill nights and deep couch sessions.
large lucious leaves, Buds were dense and solid. the flavor is a favorite so distinct.
This little sucker grow very well, at least for my standards. I rushed the curing because i could not stay away! My next run will be much bigger, yjanks for the free gifts!
This strain is so stable and easy to grow. I always have a great harvest. Thanks Mac_Budz for suggesting this one.
If you’re an experienced cultivator looking for a challenge, White Russian is a rewarding strain—but not a forgiving one. When grown right, it’s one of the most potent plants I’ve worked with. But it’s fussy about nutrients and doesn’t respond well to being pushed too far.
I tested different feeding levels in a somewhat harsh environment. Out of 10 plants, 3 didn’t recover from high nutrient levels. Interestingly, the two plants that did best were just under the standard feed rate—strong structure, solid health, and impressive potency. White Russian clearly prefers a lighter touch. Get it wrong, and it’ll punish you—but get it right, and it really delivers.
