Amnesia Ryder - World of Seeds

Amnesia Ryder Auto by World of Seeds

Amnesia Ryder Auto by World of Seeds sits on the taller side of the breeder’s automatic range and carries a clearly sativa-leaning line into an autoflower format. It combines a more complex Amnesia base with Ruderalis, so this is not the kind of auto built around squat compactness, but one that tends to show more lift, more vertical movement and a looser overall frame.

In growth, it can become relatively tall for an automatic and outdoors may reach around 120 cm under good conditions. The plant usually reads slimmer and more extended than Kush-based autos, with a more upright structure and a sativa-leaning branching pattern. Stretch is worth accounting for early, especially where space is limited or when root volume is kept too tight.

The genetic background traces back to an Amnesia line shaped through Thai, Skunk, Cinderella 99 and Jack Herer components before being pushed into an autoflowering direction. Because of that, the variety does not come across as a heavy old-school automatic, but more as a brighter and more elongated Haze-Sativa type adapted to a fixed cycle.

World of Seeds places it among the productive autos, with dense and resinous flower formation when conditions stay stable. The buds can build enough substance without losing the more open sativa logic of the plant. On the aromatic side, the line moves into a distinctly citrus-led direction and stays noticeably fresher than the earthier or hash-leaning autos elsewhere in the range.

That gives Amnesia Ryder Auto a different position from the bank’s shorter and heavier automatic lines. It reads as an autoflower with more height, more light demand and a clearly different plant architecture rather than a compact indica-style cycle plant.