Strain Library

Banana Cream Cake XL Auto is Sweet Seeds' 7th Generation extra-large autoflowering hybrid — born to champion the cannabis community's right to a daily dessert. The cross combines the flavorful Banana Cream Cake with the highly productive Strawberry Banana Gelato XL Auto, two genetics renowned for high resin production and exquisite aromatic profiles. The result features robust, well-branched structure with large very dense flowers loaded with bright shimmering trichomes, from which gourmet-quality extractions can be obtained. The aromatic signature is highly complex, combining ripe banana notes with an intense sweet background, woody Kush tones, and acidic strawberry nuances. The effect is powerful yet balanced, ideal for enjoying creative moments or states of pleasant contemplative relaxation.

Banana Purple Punch Auto joins Fast Buds' "most potent autoflower" club — a marvelous variety containing up to 30.4% THC and offering one of the best terpene profiles in the catalog in just 56 days. Expect a candy-like terpene profile with an overwhelming ripe banana taste, deliciously complemented by a fruity background that leaves the mouth tasting as if you've just eaten a bag of gummy bears. This Indica-dominant strain grows around 120 cm and yields up to 550 g/m² — the perfect choice for beginners and those looking for the highest-yielding strains delivering strong sedative effects felt head-to-toe.

Orbital Banana F1 is RQS's photoperiod entry into the F1 hybrid category — a three-way cross of Banana Punch, GMO, and EZBake AF with the parental inbred lines bred specifically to produce uniform, high-yielding F1 seeds. The F1 approach is a meaningful shift from traditional polyhybrid breeding: by crossing two stable inbred lines rather than polyhybrid parents, every seed in the pack expresses effectively the same phenotype, which is a significant departure from the phenotype drift growers normally accept in photoperiod packs. The lineage itself combines tropical sweetness from the Banana Punch side with a touch of fuel and funk from GMO, and the photoperiod structure gives commercial growers the light-cycle control that autoflowers don't offer.