Need Some Advice from Growers with Variety

Hi There All, with my first outdoor grow looking to be a success i have begun to setup my new indoor set up for the fall and winter seasons, i was wondering if anyone could reccommend any autoflowerers that are potent and that i can trust, i was dissapointed to hear that the lowlife blueberry autos were having problems with stability. but yeah so really all im askin is whether anyones got any reccomendations on low ryders or even regular strains im looking to have 3 full size plants and then 5 autos in the grow room
so far ive got a fem Barneys LSD and Blue Cheese anyone know of a pick n mix seed on attititude that is somewhat easy to grow yet potent?
thanks all and good toking
jon

Why the autos? You realize you can't have them and photoperiod plants in the same area, right? I have grown White Dwarf and it was good but the yields on the autos are so small I just don't see the point unless you really need an under 18 inch plant.

Go heavy Indica. My Ak-48 didn't get very tall and it was a very nice full bodied Indica smoke. Another is the famous Northern Lights which stays small.. produces ALOT, is low odor, very strong smoke, and a bit of a trippy one at that lol.... Your requirements call for Northern lights. Peace out brother!

Thanks alot you guys for the quick responses

but Smile, i wanna go autos just in between the time i harvest the regular plants i have now and plant the big strains in the winter, plus they have just always caught my curiosity but also because me and my friend that manage the grow room are worried that the bagseed we used in our outdoor will not be as potent as we may like due to the fact we pretty much just used random seed from our bag of good smoke.

Jumble- thanks alot man i do love the prospect of having my own NL's a friend of a friend grew some really good lights a while back and i cant believe it slipped my mind to think of ordering those, usually i am a big sativa smoker but i have to admit there isnt much better smoke then the classic NL