Auto Daiquiri Lime by Dutch Passion
Auto Daiquiri Lime stands out in the Dutch Passion range through sharpness right from the start. This variety does not lean on heavy sweetness or dark density, but on a clear pull of lime, citrus and diesel. That freshness is exactly what gives it a face of its own among the autos.
The combination of Californian Orange and Sour Diesel explains the character quite well. One side brings the bright citrus trail, the other adds a sharper fuel tinged direction. Together they do not form a loose fruit mix, but a line with real tension that stays visible right through to the finished flower picture.
In growth, Auto Daiquiri Lime is not one of the smallest Dutch Passion autos. Plants develop a somewhat larger frame and enough structure to carry stronger yields properly. Because of that, it does not feel like a compact side line, but more like an automatic with clear growth energy.
With around 11 weeks from seed to harvest, the cycle stays manageable without feeling rushed. That timing suits the variety well, because it leaves enough room for profile, flower mass and resin to come together properly. Much of it feels stretched out and built up rather than squat.
What stays with Auto Daiquiri Lime is the impression of a larger citrus led diesel auto where freshness, structure and a slightly wider frame belong closely together.
Data sheet
| Crossing | Californian Orange x USA Sour Diesel |
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| Strain | Sativa Dominant |
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| THC | 20 % |
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| Life cycle | 77-91 days from germination to harvest |
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| High | 75-100 cm |
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| Yield outdoors | 50-150 grams per plant |
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| Yield indoors | 500-550 g/m2 |
| Aroma | Citrus, lime, lemon, orange, sour, fruity, diesel, petrol |
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