Black Samba by Flash Seeds
Black Samba by Flash Seeds is not an auto for low spaces. At around 200 to 400 cm, it clearly belongs in the large SuperAuto category and should be planned that way. Treating it like a normal compact auto means misreading the most important part of the strain.
The cross of Black Bahia, Blueberry and Stitch0.2 creates a strongly sativa leaning line with an automatic frame. Black Bahia brings the long and open side, Blueberry adds fruit and a little more roundness underneath, while Stitch0.2 provides the self flowering function. The result remains large, airy and clearly space demanding.
The cycle is listed at 90 to 105 days. That is long for an auto, but not surprising with this kind of height. Black Samba needs time to build the plant body first and then distribute flowers through the structure.
Retailer data lists 150 to 400 g per plant. That range already shows how much environment, root space, light and spacing matter. Crowding Black Samba too tightly quickly works against its advantage. Outdoors or in a greenhouse, it makes more sense than in a low and densely packed indoor setup.
Banana, mango, sweetness and a lightly sour fruit note fit this line, but they should not become the main story. The build matters more: a very tall SuperAuto, long cycle, sativa leaning structure and enough need for space that the plant should not be fought against.
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