Red Devil rocks at least two identities, doing business under the same pair of genetic horns.
Origin 1: Older Red Devil accounts describe an Afghani-based strain, commonly listed as Afghani × Afghani Skunk, although another record leaves the second parent unidentified. Historical listings associate the name with Green House Seeds, but the surviving accounts don’t establish that every circulating cut came from that release. Sweet spice, earthy pine, and pungent skunk dominate descriptions, with grape and chocolate appearing in some reports. A dependable THC range for the original remains elusive.
Origin 2: Modern Red Devil Auto offerings, including WeedSeedsExpress and the White Label line sold by Kind Seed Co., describe Afghani × Afghani Skunk genetics with ruderalis ancestry. These indica-leaning autos carry herbal, piney, earthy aromas, sometimes with nutty or sweeter accents. Advertised potency differs by supplier, reaching approximately 16% in one listing and 21% in another. Those are separate catalog claims, not a tested range for one uniform cultivar.
People who remember Red Devil describe an animated head high paired with substantial physical relaxation, sometimes turning hazy or tingly as it develops. Reports attached to the name don’t consistently identify the version, so that reputation shouldn’t become a promise for every seed pack. Apparently the devil’s temptation is getting comfortable halfway through something you absolutely intended to finish.
Origin 1: Historical Red Devil grow information is too inconsistent to support one dependable flowering time, height, or yield. Reports for the older photoperiod strain should remain separate from modern autoflower specifications. Red coloration also isn’t a reliable identity check.
Origin 2: Modern feminized autoflower releases flower with age rather than requiring a seasonal light-cycle change. Supplier schedules differ: WeedSeedsExpress lists approximately 9–10 weeks of flowering, while Kind Seed Co. gives a less precisely defined 6–8-week flower/finish window. Neither should automatically be rewritten as a guaranteed seed-to-harvest timeline. Kind’s listing describes average height and potential yields of 300–450 g/m² indoors or 100–150 g per plant outdoors. These figures apply to that offering, not every Red Devil auto.
