Pineapple Daddy Autoflower Seeds

Taste and Aroma: Tantalizing Tropical Fruit 

Fruit-focused and intensely sweet, Pineapple Daddy Autoflower boasts a bold terpene profile that layers ripe pineapple with sweet banana candy. The result is a syrupy, tropical aroma that carries through deliciously to its flavor, offering a delectable experience that lingers on the palate:

“The Banana Daddy adds an extra element of sweetness on top of the Pineapple Runtz. The result is a tropical fruit bomb that also produces massive calyxes and big, big tops.”

Thanks to its Grandaddy Purple and Runtz parents, Pineapple Daddy combines sweetness with a hint of earthiness for a balanced, complex profile.

Effects: From Uplifting to Sedative, You’re in Control

Happy Valley wants to offer versatile cultivars that you, as a homegrower, can dial into your preferred effects. One of the many perks to Pineapple Daddy is that it offers a high that will considerably change depending on when you harvest it, giving you more control over your buzz. Harvesting early will deliver an uplifting and euphoric buzz that’s perfect for socializing or getting stuck into creative pursuits. If harvested later, the effects become more sedative, encouraging relaxation and stress relief, making it a great nightcap kind of strain. 

Growing Pineapple Daddy

Pineapple Daddy is a high-performing autoflower, producing massive colas with huge tops. Favored by growers who are aiming for big yields, with phenos that lend themselves to hash production. As one could expect, massive yields come with a slightly longer flowering time of around 70 to 80 days, and it's well worth the wait. However, as Dan from Happy Valley Genetics told us, it is best to avoid training these plants unless you really need to due to space requirements: 

“All of our autos are not apically dominant, meaning they will grow bushy, so you really shouldn't train them; just let them do their thing. If you’re into hash making, Pineapple Daddy is one to try. Some of these genetics have washers baked in, and we’ve seen good solventless yield potential from it.”  

Dan recommends BuildASoil 3.0 as the best starting point for beginners. However, if you want to push the plant's potential, coco, rockwool, or even deep water culture with liquid nutrients in the hands of a more seasoned grower will not disappoint.