Auto Collection Pack 1

Auto Collection Pack 1 — Three Paradise Seeds Autoflowers in One Box

The Auto Collection Pack 1 is a feminized autoflowering seed sampler from Paradise Seeds that lets you grow three distinct strains side by side without buying three separate packs. You get six seeds total — two each of Auto Wappa, Auto Whiteberry, and Vertigo — all feminized, all autoflowering, all finishing in 60 to 70 days from germination. It's the most efficient way to figure out which Paradise Seeds auto suits your space, your climate, and your taste before committing to a full pack of anything.

What's Inside the Auto Collection Pack 1

Six seeds, three genetics, zero guesswork about what you're getting. Here's the breakdown of each strain in the pack.

The spread here is genuinely useful. Auto Wappa sits right in the middle at 50/50 indica-sativa, Auto Whiteberry leans indica-dominant at 70/30, and Vertigo is a hybrid that stays compact and finishes fastest at around 60 days. You're not getting three versions of the same thing — you're getting three meaningfully different plants that happen to share a similar timeline.

Why This Autoflowering Seed Sampler Makes Sense

Buying three full packs to trial three strains means spending three times as much and ending up with a drawer full of seeds you may never pop. The Auto Collection Pack 1 cuts that problem off at the root. Six seeds, three genetics, one purchase. Two seeds per strain gives you just enough to evaluate each variety properly — one plant can be a fluke, but two plants of the same strain growing side by side tells you something real about vigour, structure, and yield potential.

We've seen plenty of growers buy a ten-pack of one strain, grow it, decide it's not quite right, and then start the whole process again. That's months lost. With this pack, you run all three in a single cycle — 60 to 70 days, seed to harvest — and come out the other end knowing exactly which one deserves a full pack next time.

The autoflowering genetics mean no light schedule changes. Stick to 18/6 or 20/4 from start to finish and the plants will flower on their own internal clock. No separate veg and bloom phases to manage, no risk of accidentally revegging because someone left the tent flap open at the wrong time. And since every seed is feminized, you're not culling males either. All six seeds go in, all six plants produce flower.

Strain-by-Strain Breakdown of the Auto Collection Pack 1

Each strain in this pack brings something different to the table. Here's what to expect from each one, based on Paradise Seeds' own data and what we've heard from growers who've run them.

Auto Wappa

The balanced one. At 50% indica and 50% sativa, Auto Wappa tends to produce a medium-sized plant — up to 100 cm outdoors — with a harvest window of 60 to 65 days indoors. Indoor yields reach up to 400 g/m², which is solid for an auto. The structure is typically bushy with decent lateral branching, so it responds well to a bit of low-stress training if you want to open up the canopy. Expect a sweet, slightly fruity nose during late flower.

Auto Whiteberry

The indica-leaning option. At 70% indica and 30% sativa, Auto Whiteberry stays shorter — up to 75 cm outdoors — and wraps up in about 63 days (roughly 9 weeks from seed). Indoor yields sit around 350 g/m², with outdoor plants producing approximately 50 g per plant. It's the most compact strain in the pack, which makes it the best pick for tight spaces like a small balcony or a 60x60 tent where headroom is limited. The resin production on this one tends to be heavy relative to plant size.

Vertigo

The fastest finisher and the biggest yielder. Vertigo comes in at around 60 days and can push up to 500 g/m² indoors — the highest yield potential in this pack by a clear margin. Paradise Seeds describes it as compact, which tracks with what growers report: short internodal spacing, dense flower clusters, and a plant that doesn't waste energy on excessive stretch. If you're optimising for grams per watt per day, Vertigo is the one to watch.

Auto Collection Pack 1 Specifications

How to Grow the Auto Collection Pack 1

All three strains follow the same basic autoflower workflow. Here's the sequence from packet to harvest.

1. Germinate all six seeds using the paper towel method or directly in a small pot of moist, light soil. Keep temperatures between 22–26°C and humidity around 70% during germination.
2. Transplant seedlings into their final containers once they've developed their first set of true leaves. Use 7–11 litre pots — autos don't like being transplanted twice, so go straight to the final size. Fabric pots work well for aeration.
3. Set your light schedule to 18 hours on, 6 hours off from day one. Some growers run 20/4 for autos. Either works. Keep the schedule consistent throughout the entire grow — no switch to 12/12 needed.
4. Feed lightly during the first two weeks. Autoflowers are sensitive to overfeeding early on. Start with quarter-strength nutrients and work up to half or three-quarter strength by week three.
5. Watch for the onset of flowering around weeks 3–4. You won't need to change anything — the plants will transition on their own. Switch to bloom nutrients once you see pistils forming.
6. Label each plant clearly. The whole point of this pack is comparison, so keep notes on growth rate, structure, smell, and any issues. Two plants per strain gives you a pattern to read.
7. Harvest when trichomes shift from clear to milky-white with some amber. Auto Wappa and Auto Whiteberry finish around 60–65 days; Vertigo can be ready as early as day 60. Check trichomes with a jeweller's loupe rather than going by calendar alone.

The Honest Limitations

Two seeds per strain is enough to evaluate, but it's not enough to hunt for a standout phenotype. If you're looking to find the absolute best expression of any one of these genetics, you'd want a full pack. This sampler tells you which strain you like — it doesn't give you the depth to find the one-in-ten keeper plant.

Also, running three different strains in one tent means three different growth patterns. Vertigo stays compact, Auto Wappa can reach 100 cm, and Auto Whiteberry sits somewhere in between at 75 cm max. That height difference means your light canopy won't be perfectly even. You can manage this with risers under the shorter pots or some light training on the taller plants, but it's worth planning for before you start.

The yields listed — up to 400 g/m² for Auto Wappa, 350 g/m² for Auto Whiteberry, and 500 g/m² for Vertigo — are upper limits under optimised conditions. First-time growers running a basic setup should expect somewhat less. That said, even at 70% of those figures, you're looking at a respectable harvest from six plants.