Auto Seed Bundle – Pick Any 3 Automatically Delicious, Round 2

Round two of the pick-3. This auto seed bundle swaps in six fresh Automatically Delicious strains — haze classics, purple lines, and a citronella oddball — any three for $75. The menu Jack Herer (Autoflower) – Automatically Delicious — $32.88 solo. The Haze x NL#5/Shiva legend, converted to auto. Grow note: Haze blood survives conversion — the tallest pick on this menu. Headroom required; reward is the classic spice-pine lift on a 12-week clock. Citronella Sunrize (Autoflower) – Automatically Delicious — $32.88 solo. The citrus oddball — lemongrass nose you don’t find twice. Grow note: Terpene-driven pick: feed light and dry slow or you’ll blunt the citronella that’s the whole point. Easy structure, distinctive jar. Neville Haze (Autoflower) – Automatically Delicious — $28.88 solo. The legendary Haze breeding line, tamed onto an auto timer. Grow note: The most sativa thing on this menu — expect stretch, thin leaves, and the longest finish of the six. The auto clock is doing you a favor; the photoperiod version takes 14 weeks. Purple Punch (Autoflower) – Automatically Delicious — $28.88 solo. Larry OG x Granddaddy Purple — the dessert-purple standard, in auto form. Grow note: Both parents are heavy indicas — the squattest, fastest pick here. Color and grape-candy nose with almost no effort; the beginner’s best friend on this menu. Purple Haze (Autoflower) – Automatically Delicious — $28.88 solo. The psychedelic-era haze name with the purple expression bred in. Grow note: Haze height with purple color — an unusual combination; give it room and cool nights and it’s the showpiece of the tent. Critical Purple (Autoflower) – Automatically Delicious — $32.88 solo. Critical-line yield genetics with purple color. Grow note: The Critical side is a producer — biggest expected yield on this menu, and the buds get heavy enough to want support even on an auto. The numbers Solo prices on this menu run $28.88 to $32.88 a pack. Any three: $75.00. Pick with the grow notes, not just the names. My take Still our house line, still stocked deeper than my accountant thinks is funny, still the easiest grow in the store. The genetic range on this menu is wider than round one — two haze conversions, two purple lines, a citrus outlier — so read the grow notes before you pick your three. Autos run their own clock: no cloning, no re-veg, no rescue. Pick, pop, harvest, repeat.