Great White Shark Auto feminized seeds deliver a resin-coated, indica-leaning autoflower that finishes seed to harvest in approximately 10 weeks. Bred by PPS, this strain combines the autoflowering speed of Lowryder #2 with the dense, trichome-heavy structure of the original Great White Shark from Greenhouse Seeds. The result is a compact yet productive plant that frosts over with white resin in the final weeks of flowering — a visual characteristic that directly inspired its name.
Genetics & Lineage
The cross at the heart of this strain is Lowryder #2 and Great White Shark (Greenhouse Seeds). Great White Shark itself is a mostly indica hybrid — typically described as White Widow-dominant — known for heavy resin production, thick bud structure, and a potent, long-lasting effect profile. Lowryder #2 contributes the autoflowering trait alongside a compact growth habit and short life cycle, without dramatically diluting the potency inherited from the indica parent. The feminized format ensures that virtually every seed produces a flowering plant, removing the need to identify and remove males.
Aroma, Flavour & Effects
The terpene profile is led by myrcene, which establishes a deep, musky, and earthy baseline with a faint herbal sweetness underneath. Pinene sharpens the nose with a clean, forest-floor brightness that cuts through the density of the myrcene. Caryophyllene adds a dry, peppery edge, while humulene rounds out the profile with a subtle woody, hoppy note. Together, these four terpenes produce an aroma that intensifies significantly in the final two weeks of flowering — growers should account for odour management well before harvest.
On the palate, the flavour reflects the aroma closely: earthy and dank upfront, with a faint piney finish on exhale. The effect mirrors Great White Shark's heritage — a cerebral onset that settles into a sustained, body-aware experience. THC content sits at a level consistent with indica-dominant autoflowers bred from a White Widow lineage, making the effect noticeable without being immediately incapacitating for experienced consumers.
Growing Profile
Seed to harvest takes approximately 10 weeks under a consistent light schedule. The plant grows taller than many autoflowers — a trait inherited from the Great White Shark mother rather than Lowryder — so growers should allow adequate vertical space indoors, typically 80 to 120 cm depending on conditions. Bud sites are large and heavily frosted, and the plant responds well to low-stress training (LST) in the first three weeks to open the canopy and improve light penetration to lower nodes.
Suitable for indoor, greenhouse, and outdoor grows. Outdoors, the autoflowering cycle means it is not dependent on photoperiod changes, allowing multiple harvests per season in temperate climates. Yield data for this specific cross is not publicly standardised, but the indica structure and large bud formation suggest above-average density per plant relative to compact autoflowering varieties. Difficulty level is appropriate for first-time growers, though growers with basic LST experience will extract more from the structure.
Who This Strain Is For
This strain suits growers who want an indica-dominant autoflower with genuine resin production and a heritage worth tracing. Beginners will appreciate the feminized format and the forgiving 10-week cycle. Experienced growers looking for a short-run crop with visual appeal — heavy trichome coverage and large calyx formation — will find the Great White Shark genetics deliver on that front consistently. A greenhouse or controlled indoor environment will give the most reliable results, though outdoor grows in warm conditions perform well given the autoflowering independence from light cycles.
Five feminized seeds per pack provides a practical starting point for a personal grow cycle or a small-scale multi-plant run.
