Easy Rider is one name on four different bikes. Each origin below is its own build, and none of them share a frame.
Origin 1: The Joint Doctor's Easy Ryder, often listed under the Rider spelling, crosses an autoflowering take on AK-47 with Lowryder #2, a descendant of the original Lowryder. It's a fully autoflowering F1 with a fruity nose the breeder traces to a selected Lowryder #2 phenotype. Listings under this name report blueberry, berry, and diesel flavors at about 16% THC.
Origin 2: De Sjamaan's version is the long-haul sativa, bred as (Haze x Skunk) x Master Widow. The breeder describes heavy, sugary buds with a juicy aroma and taste, and a speedy, free, creative effect that is "a high, rather than a stoned feeling."
Origin 3: Ceres Seeds built its Easy Rider from Ruderalis and Skunk and released it under the banner "Born to Be Wild." It's an autoflower the breeder calls a tough little plant, one that starts blooming around its seventh set of leaves.
Origin 4: Abraxas Seeds pairs Skunk/Top44 with Siberian Ruderalis. The breeder says this short, compact autoflower leans indica in both effect and flavor.
Three of the four are autoflowers built to get there fast, and the effects depend on which one you're riding. Reports on the Joint Doctor line split: some describe an energetic, creative, uplifted head, while grower reviews land on a relaxing, sleepy, couch-bound finish that hits strong and lasts. Read the tag before you kick the stand up. The sativa build is the open highway. The autos are the shortcut.
Know which Easy Rider is in the pack, because the four grow nothing alike.
Joint Doctor (Easy Ryder): Feminized autoflower. About 70 to 75 days from germination, with six-plus weeks of flower. Plants stay 40 to 70 cm, and the breeder calls it a large yielder. One indoor grower reported about 80 grams per plant and called it very easy to grow; an outdoor grower harvested early because of mold.
De Sjamaan: Regular seed only, and the one photoperiod plant in the group. Indoor flowering runs 63 to 98 days, with yields up to 500 grams per square meter and heights from 75 to 200 cm. Outdoors it runs from May or June to October.
Ceres Seeds: Feminized autoflower. Flowering takes 50 to 55 days, plants reach 90 to 120 cm, and outdoor harvest lands at the end of September.
Abraxas Seeds: Feminized autoflower. Flowering takes 6 to 8 weeks on a short, compact plant, with 200 to 300 grams per square meter in a sea of green.
