Can I promote my product or brand here?
No. The rules ban selling, trading, asking for hookups, and all self promotion. You need to earn trust by contributing genuine autoflowering cultivation knowledge instead.
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/Autoflowers: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.
By Anthony Riera, founder and operator of Rankhog.
Subreddit guides combine public Reddit source URLs, captured rules, visible verification dates, and Rankhog's account-safety workflow.
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This community is for people who cultivate autoflowering cannabis. The public description says it plainly. The rules reinforce that everything posted must be autoflowering related content only. People come here to discuss growing techniques, share their progress, and ask for help with their plants. The mods work hard to keep the focus tight, removing memes, low-effort posts, and anything that drifts from the topic of autoflower cultivation.
The rule called 'No self promotion or flooding' is the one that will shape your entire approach here. It bans self promotion outright and even catches any post or comment containing an @ symbol through Automod. The rule 'No referral codes / links' closes another door by treating referral links for seedbanks, Amazon, and similar sites as spam. If you want to share a video, the rule 'Youtube posts must note why they are on topic' requires you to explain the relevance in the post title itself. The rule 'Autoflowering related content only' means anything off topic gets removed. The rule 'Memes & low-effort posts will be removed.' keeps the bar high, and it specifically calls out AI-generated art as off topic.
A good post here is genuinely about autoflowering cannabis cultivation and nothing else. If you have real knowledge about growing autoflowers, share it in a way that helps people. A useful grow update with clear photos taken under natural light could work. A detailed explanation of a technique you tried with your autoflower plants could fit. If you make a YouTube video about autoflower growing, you must say in the post title why it is relevant to autoflowers. Keep your post focused, practical, and free of any promotional angle. The community wants substance, not marketing.
Avoid anything that looks like selling, trading, or asking for hookups because the first rule bans all of it. Avoid self promotion entirely, including any use of the @ symbol, which Automod catches automatically. Avoid referral codes and links of any kind because the mods treat them as spam. Avoid memes, low-effort posts, pet photos in front of tents, and AI-generated art because all of those get removed. Avoid posting YouTube videos without explaining their relevance in the title because the mods will delete them without watching. Avoid posting help request photos taken under blurple light because those posts may be removed and repeated reposting may get you banned. Avoid asking people to estimate your yield because those posts are discouraged and often removed.
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No. The rules ban selling, trading, asking for hookups, and all self promotion. You need to earn trust by contributing genuine autoflowering cultivation knowledge instead.
Only if you say in the post title why the video is relevant to autoflowers. The mods will not watch the video to find out, so the title itself must make the connection clear.
No. The rules say posts and comments with personal referral codes for seedbanks, Amazon, and similar sites are spam and will be removed.
No. The automod catches any post or comment containing an @ symbol, so avoid it entirely.
Take clear, in-focus photos under natural light. The mods remove blurple-lit help posts and may ban users who keep reposting them.