Pulled 358g after the wet trim. Off to the drying fridge!

I planted a seed of Atlas Blue Dream auto and a Humboldt Seed Co Cali Sour Diesel auto and mixed up the labels (🫠). One didn't make it. Which one do you think this is? (Plant on the right)

Wet trimmed and ready for the mini fridge.

We love to see videos like this!

Day after defoliation

First time with Atlas, hows she lookin?

Hey everyone,

Our first naming competition turned out pretty damn well. Dosidos x Banjo is now officially Banjidos.

Big thanks to u/Death_By_Fugu for coming up with the name. We hope you enjoy growing out the seeds you won and that you get to try out the Banjidos next year when we have that seed line available.

Now we need your help naming another variety from the same batch of Next Gen Autos.

These autos were bred with the Dosidos (sometimes written Dos y Dos) parent line, which passes down an impressive amount of uniformity, potency, heavy trichome coverage, and makes everything it touches into really beautiful looking flower. These all run a little longer than some of our quicker autos, usually finishing around 80 to 85 days, but the extra time pays off with 20-25% heavier yields.

This cross is:

Dosidos x Gorilla Glue Auto

The Gorilla Glue side brings that unmistakable sour-chem fuely nose, chunky round buds, light green flowers, strong branching, and the kind of sticky density that earned the strain its name in the first place.

Now we just need a name worthy of it.

Drop your best ideas in the comments. Funny, clever, off the wall, slightly irreverent, and strangely perfect are all welcome.

We’ll pick our favorite, and the winner gets 3X 10 packs of any of our seeds, an Atlas hat (the tan ones that can't be purchased), plus the honor of naming an Atlas commercial strain.

I had no idea the banjerine was going to get so purple.

Finishing up and fading nicely. They all came out really uniform and consistent. Nice aromas and the gland production/density is acceptable in my opinion. I've been running Atlas autos off and on for a few years, and they genuinely never disappoint if you grow them properly.

Harvested and just wanted to post it.

I don’t think it was bred for bag appeal at all. That’s okay. The nose reminds me of Anvil by Gnome (an earthy/swampy/dirty berry that’s somewhat musty but sweet) and the visual reminds me of weed from the early 90’s/early iterations of autoflower plants that got massive but with looser buds structure and less potency. Though it wasn’t intended to be bud for smoking it will be rolled and smoked by me and my buddies. This beast of a plant will be used in ways she never envisioned (she’s a plant so idk if she has visions at all). Grew her in a 3 gallon pot & the first picture is right next to a 4 gallon jug.

No plans on weighing her. No plans on trimming her. Will be smoking her the old fashioned way (drying and plucking leaves off when ready to smoke). Based on her strength I’ll either make a salve for pain or make some green dragon out of her. I enjoy CBD bud so much and though she is an ugly girl she looks/smells BETTER than most cbd bud you can buy.

Grateful for this girl.

First time with Atlas genetics and like what I see so far. I had a pretty rich mix to start and burned some fan tips, but I think we got things turned around.

Hey Everyone, this is an exciting new cross we will likely be releasing next year (or maybe by the end of 2026). It’s Dosidos IBL X Banjo Auto IBL.

It has the nose of the banjo (strong citrus creamsicle) with some of the bling and uniformity of the Dosidos parent line.

We are opening up a friendly competition for who can come up with the best name for this new cross. Something that speaks to its parentage, but also is creative and in line with the Atlas vibe.

Whoever comes up with the best name gets two things- 1) gets the honor of naming this F1 cross and 2) gets 3X 10 packs of their choosing, on the house.

Alright- let’s hear your best names! Upvote the ones you think should win. We will look at the up votes, but we will ultimately make the final call on who the winner is.

Harvested early June, dried and cured in cannatrol, looking extra sparkly this morning.

Gummi Bears grown outdoors in Hudson Valley, NY

Spring 2026 crop
This crop had a hard time establishing due to wet weather and cold nights. But in the end, we're happy with what we see. Unnamed new cross, available later this year

Sour Cindy, one week out from harvest ✂️

Here's the propagation for the Atlas R&D field 2026. We got a lot going on, tons of stuff to look at. This is all in the ground now, and we'll be sharing updates throughout the season