Blue Auto Mazar
Cannabis seeds
by Dutch Passion
Blue Auto Mazar Cannabis Seeds by Dutch Passion
Blue Auto Mazar is a feminized autoflowering cannabis seed that combines two of Dutch Passion's most respected auto genetics — AutoBlueberry and AutoMazar — into a single, heavy-yielding 75% Indica hybrid. From germination to harvest in just 70–75 days, this strain produces insanely fat, resin-caked buds with a fruit-salad aroma that fills the room. If you want an autoflower that actually delivers on yield promises, this is the one we'd point you towards.
Pack Sizes
| Pack | Seeds | SKU |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 3 seeds | CSDP0067 |
| Value | 7 seeds | CSDP0153 |
Go for the 7-pack if you want to run a full tent and select the best phenotype. With 3 seeds, you'll get a solid first run but less room to compare expressions — and this cross does throw varied phenotypes between its Blueberry and Mazar parents.
Blue Auto Mazar Genetics and Lineage
Blue Auto Mazar is a direct cross of Dutch Passion's AutoBlueberry and AutoMazar — two autoflowering strains that have been refined over multiple generations. The AutoBlueberry side brings the fruity sweetness and those characteristic blue-purple hues, while AutoMazar contributes the heavy Indica structure, dense bud formation, and sedating body effect. At 75% Indica, the Mazar genetics dominate the growth pattern, but the Blueberry influence is unmistakable in the flavour profile.
Plants raised from these seeds may exhibit both phenotypes or a blend of them. That's not a flaw — it's the nature of this cross. Some plants lean more Blueberry with sweeter aromas and a touch of colour in the leaves. Others push harder towards the Mazar side: denser, spicier, with heavier resin production. We've seen growers run 4–5 seeds and pick a favourite mother phenotype to clone from — though with autos, obviously, you're running each seed as a one-off. The 7-pack gives you the best shot at finding a standout.
Growing Blue Auto Mazar Seeds
Blue Auto Mazar is compact but bushy, reaching 80–100 cm indoors. The key thing to know: she develops projecting lateral branches that spread wider than most autos. Give her a bit more elbow room than you would a typical autoflower — cramming her into a corner with three other plants will cost you yield. In a 60x60 tent, two plants is comfortable. In an 80x80, you can fit three without them competing for light.
The entire lifecycle runs 70–75 days from germination to harvest. That's roughly 10 weeks, which is standard for a potent autoflower but faster than most photoperiod Indicas of comparable quality. During flowering, the aroma shifts to a pronounced fruit-salad scent seasoned with spices and pepper — your carbon filter earns its keep in the final 3 weeks.
The lime-green buds are dense, fat, and absolutely coated in resin. One genuinely nice feature: there are very few sugar leaves between the flowers. Post-harvest trimming is a walk in the park compared to leafier strains — you'll spend half the time with your scissors and still end up with bag-appeal buds.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Seed Bank | Dutch Passion |
| Genetics | AutoBlueberry x AutoMazar |
| Type | Feminized Autoflower |
| Indica / Sativa | 75% Indica / 25% Sativa |
| Height (Indoor) | 80–100 cm |
| Seed to Harvest | 70–75 days |
| Average Yield | 75–100g per plant |
| Maximum Yield (Experienced Grower) | 200g+ per plant |
| THC Range | 16–20% (up to 26% reported in optimal conditions) |
| CBD | 0.1–1.0% |
| Aroma | Fruit salad, spices, pepper |
| Taste | Sweet, fruity |
| Effect | Intensely sedating, body-focused |
| Bud Appearance | Lime-green, dense, heavy resin coverage |
Blue Auto Mazar Yield: What to Actually Expect
Dutch Passion lists average harvests of 75–100 grams per plant, and that figure is realistic for a standard setup with decent light and basic nutrients. Under strong LED lighting with proper training (gentle LST — don't top autos unless you know what you're doing), experienced growers can push well beyond that. The 200g+ figure Dutch Passion mentions isn't marketing fluff — it's achievable, but it requires dialled-in conditions: high-quality LED, 20/4 light schedule, good airflow, and a grower who reads the plant rather than following a rigid feeding chart.
The honest limitation: if you're a first-time grower, expect the lower end of that range. Autos don't give you recovery time if you stress them in veg, and Blue Auto Mazar's bushy structure means light penetration matters. A bit of leaf tucking or low-stress training in the first 3 weeks makes a real difference to final weight. Skip the defoliation — she doesn't need it with her naturally low leaf-to-bud ratio.
Aroma, Flavour, and Effect of Blue Auto Mazar
The smell hits you during mid-flower: a bright, unmistakable fruit-salad sweetness layered with warm spice and a peppery edge. It's the Blueberry genetics doing the heavy lifting on aroma, while the Mazar side adds depth and a slightly earthy undertone. Crack open a cured bud and the sweetness intensifies — it's genuinely one of the more pleasant-smelling autos we've come across.
The taste follows the nose. Sweet and fruity on the inhale, with a smooth, slightly spicy finish. No harshness, no hay — provided you cure properly. Give it at least two weeks in jars, burping daily. Three weeks is better.
The effect is classic heavy Indica: intensely sedating on the body, deeply relaxing, and thoroughly physical. This is an evening strain. Don't smoke it before you need to do anything productive — you'll end up horizontal within the hour. With THC levels commonly testing between 16–20% (and some phenotypes reportedly reaching higher under optimal conditions), the potency is serious for an autoflower. The body-focused sedation is what you'd expect from a top-tier Indica, and it lasts.
Blue Auto Mazar vs Other Dutch Passion Autos
If you're comparing within Dutch Passion's autoflower catalogue, the closest alternatives are Auto Ultimate (their highest-yielding auto) and Auto Skywalker Haze (a Sativa-leaning auto for daytime use). Blue Auto Mazar sits between them: it doesn't quite match Auto Ultimate's raw weight potential, but the flavour and bag appeal are a clear step up. And compared to Auto Skywalker Haze, the effect is completely different — Blue Auto Mazar is pure evening relaxation, while Skywalker Haze is energising and cerebral.
For growers who want a fruity, sweet-tasting Indica auto with serious resin production and manageable plant size, Blue Auto Mazar is the strongest option in Dutch Passion's lineup. The low leaf-to-bud ratio alone saves you an hour of trimming per plant compared to leafier varieties.
Running Blue Auto Mazar indoors? Pair it with a proper grow tent and LED setup — the lateral branching means she benefits from even light coverage across the canopy. A carbon filter is non-negotiable once flowering starts; that fruit-and-pepper aroma is lovely but loud. Pick up some LST clips too — gentle training in the first three weeks can double your final yield without stressing the plant.
How to Grow Blue Auto Mazar
- Germinate seeds using the paper towel method or directly in a small pot of moist, light soil. Tap roots typically appear within 24–72 hours.
- Transplant (if started in paper towel) into the final pot — 11–15 litres is the sweet spot. Autos don't like being repotted, so go straight to the final container if possible.
- Run a 20/4 or 18/6 light schedule from day one through harvest. Blue Auto Mazar responds well to extended light hours; 20/4 is what most experienced growers use for maximum yield.
- Begin low-stress training around day 14–21, gently bending the main stem to open up the lateral branches to light. Avoid topping — the 70–75 day lifecycle doesn't leave enough recovery time.
- Feed lightly during the first 2–3 weeks, then increase nutrients gradually as flowering begins. Blue Auto Mazar is not a heavy feeder — overfeeding is a more common mistake than underfeeding.
- Watch humidity during weeks 6–8. The dense, fat buds are prone to moisture issues if relative humidity stays above 55% during late flower.
- Harvest at 70–75 days from germination, checking trichomes with a loupe. Milky trichomes with 10–20% amber gives the full sedating Indica effect.
- Dry slowly (7–10 days at 18–20°C, 55–60% humidity), then cure in glass jars for a minimum of 2 weeks, burping daily. The sweet fruity flavour develops properly only with patient curing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What yield can I realistically expect from Blue Auto Mazar?
Average harvests land between 75–100 grams per plant with a standard indoor setup. Experienced growers with strong LEDs, proper LST, and a 20/4 light schedule can push past 200g per plant. First-time growers should aim for the 75–100g range and be happy with it.
How tall does Blue Auto Mazar grow indoors?
Expect 80–100 cm indoors. She stays compact vertically but spreads laterally — those projecting side branches need space. Give her at least 40–50 cm of canopy width per plant.
Is Blue Auto Mazar easy to grow for beginners?
Reasonably easy, yes. The low leaf-to-bud ratio means minimal trimming, and the 70–75 day lifecycle is forgiving on timing. The main thing to watch is overwatering and overfeeding — she's not a heavy drinker. Avoid topping and stick to gentle LST if you want to train her.
What does Blue Auto Mazar smell and taste like?
Fruit salad with warm spices and pepper during flowering. After curing, the taste is sweet and fruity on the inhale with a smooth, slightly spicy finish. A carbon filter is strongly recommended — the aroma is potent from mid-flower onwards.
What are the effects of Blue Auto Mazar?
Intensely sedating and body-focused, as you'd expect from a 75% Indica. This is an evening strain — deeply relaxing and physical. THC levels commonly test between 16–20%, delivering a potent, long-lasting body effect. Not one for productive afternoons.
How long does Blue Auto Mazar take from seed to harvest?
70–75 days from germination to harvest. That's roughly 10 weeks total — fast for the quality and yield she produces. Some phenotypes may run a few days longer; check trichomes rather than counting days rigidly.
Can I grow Blue Auto Mazar outdoors?
Yes, she performs well outdoors in temperate to warm climates. The compact size and fast lifecycle make her suitable for balcony or garden growing. Just ensure she gets plenty of direct sunlight — at least 14 hours daily during the growing season for best results.
Last updated: April 2026
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