Autoflower seeds in Canada
Over 100 feminized autoflowering strains from a Quebec seed bank, most ready by August outdoors. Free seeds with every order.

Ready by August
Most autoflowers grown outdoors in Canada are ready to harvest before the fall frost. Small space? Read Trent's balcony growing guide.
No light schedule
Autoflower seeds flower automatically, with no change in the light cycle to manage.
Good for a first grow
A popular choice for beginners, with less to get wrong.
Free seeds, every order
Orders over $200 also ship free across Canada and to the USA.
Autoflower seeds in Canada: common questions
When do autoflowers finish outdoors in Canada?
Most autoflowers grown outdoors in Canada are ready to harvest in August, before the fall frost.
Are autoflower seeds good for a first grow?
Yes. Autoflower seeds flower automatically, with no change in the light schedule to manage, which makes them a popular choice for beginners.
Do you ship autoflower seeds across Canada?
Yes. Quebec Cannabis Seeds ships from Quebec across Canada and to the USA. Orders over $200 ship free, and every order includes free seeds.
How long do autoflowers take from seed to harvest
Ten to twelve weeks for most modern autoflowers. Some finish nearer nine weeks, a few take fourteen.
What light schedule do autoflowers need
18 hours on and 6 off, from seed to harvest. Autoflowers never need a 12/12 cycle because they flower on age rather than daylight.
Are autoflower seeds feminized
Autoflowering and feminized are separate traits, but all of our autoflower seeds are feminized, so every viable seed produces a flowering female and there are no males to remove.
Can you clone an autoflower
Not practically. A cutting is the same age as the mother, so it begins flowering almost immediately and produces very little. Grow autoflowers from seed.
Do autoflowers need less nutrients
Yes. They are smaller plants and generally want about half to three quarters of what a photoperiod on the same feeding schedule would take. Start low.
Can you grow two autoflower crops in one summer
Yes. Because they ignore day length you can plant in June and harvest in August, then run a second crop if the weather holds.
How much do autoflowers yield
Less per plant than photoperiods, because they are smaller and have a fixed life span. Growers make up for it by running more plants or more cycles per year.
Grower guides
- What are autoflowering seeds? — how they differ, and why they finish without a light change
- Autoflower vs photoperiod — which one suits your space, season and schedule
- Best autoflowers for beginners — the forgiving strains to start with, and what to look for
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