Black Cream Auto by Sweet Seeds
Black Cream Auto combines Cream Caramel with a purple flowering autoflower descended from Pakistani Kush genetics. The result is a compact plant with short internodes, a strong central stem and violet to almost black flowers in around 95 percent of specimens.
In growth, the frame stays squat to medium in height and builds in a bushy pattern with several supportive side branches. Internodal distance stays short, which gives the plant a closed form and lets it gather substance early in the upper structure. A large main bud pulls the whole shape together. Outdoors the plant stays manageable, while indoors its tighter architecture keeps it easy to guide cleanly.
Sweet Seeds lists Black Cream Auto as an autoflowering strain with a full cycle of around 8 weeks from germination. Height usually falls around 60 to 110 cm. Yield is listed at about 350 to 550 g per m² indoors and around 35 to 150 g per plant outdoors. Buds develop small to medium in size, dense in structure, and clearly resin rich.
The aroma opens on a very sweet and fruity note, but an earthy layer runs beneath it and clearly ties back to the Cream Caramel side. That combination gives the cultivar more depth than a purely sweet line. The fruit stays present, yet the darker, softly earthy base catches it and gives the profile more weight.
From plant to plant, color development can range from deep purple to almost black. Side branch fullness and the size of the main bud can shift somewhat as well. The central picture remains steady though: a compact, resin rich auto with short node spacing, dark visual expression, and a sweet fruity core set on an earthy base.