Cash Crop XL Auto by Cream of the Crop
Cash Crop XL Auto is not just a bigger replay of Cash Crop. The line feels more like the tightened and further-developed version of it: more forward push, more production potential, while still being clearly built as a straightforward automatic.
The key point here is the added Green Crack element. The genetic base is commonly listed as Northern Lights x Big Bud x Green Crack x Ruderalis. That keeps the sturdy and yield-focused framework intact, while giving the line a slightly more active and brighter edge than the simpler original Cash Crop version.
Seed to harvest is usually placed at around 65 to 70 days. Published indoor yields most often sit near 600 g/m², while outdoor plants are commonly listed at roughly 80 to 150 g per plant. That places Cash Crop XL Auto firmly among the more productive automatics without pushing it into the heavier, longer-running category.
In practical cultivation, the variety benefits most from a clean and steady run. Too much bending or interference usually gives back less than a stable start, enough root space, and an even environment. Once the line gets moving properly, it tends to carry the added mass forward on its own without needing unnecessary disruption.
What makes Cash Crop XL Auto interesting is not some oversized promise, but the function of the cross itself: an automatic line that stays true to the Cash Crop concept while feeling sharper, larger in ambition, and more forceful overall because of the Green Crack addition.