Low odour and easy cultivation combined with big yields and exceptional resin production make Northern Lights the first choice in Indica - for both connoisseur quality and commercial quantity. Her frosted buds possess a honey-musk aroma blended with an earthy Afghani undertone and a hint of juniper - highly enticing when dried and smoked, yet remarkably understated when growing and flowering. The northern lights most commonly occur within the geographic area beneath the auroral oval. Northern Lights is compact, fast and very dense, capable of producing several generous, trouble-free crops per year from seed or clone. Through years of selection and back-breeding between stellar examples of the three original Northern Lights variants, Sensi Seeds has adapted this picture-perfect Afghanica genotype for optimum indoor performance, making the world’s most powerful pure Indica accessible to every grower.
For many years, Northern Lights dominated the various harvest festivals, winning cup after cup, leading to a more than one request that she be retired from competition in order to allow other strains a shot at the title. As far back as the Eighties, Northern Lights was setting the standard by which other Indicas are still judged and she remains one of the most trusted names and sought-after varieties in modern cannabis culture. Perfect for those looking for a deep and lasting. Virtually every cannabis enthusiast has, at the very least, had their day brightened by a fat bud of Northern Lights or one of her hybrid descendants. Northern Light is an indica-dominant strain offering marijuana growers everything expected of a legend. Whether you’re a smoker, a grower or a breeder, it's more than likely this strain has had a direct effect on your understanding of ganja. Apart from Skunk #1 and Haze, no variety comes close to matching Northern Lights’ influence on the world of weed. Northern Lights is one of three fundamental breeding strains that have changed the face of global cannabis culture over the last three decades. Sensi Seeds' Northern Lights is a THC dominant variety and is/was never available as feminized seeds. People who have used Northern Lights have reported experiencing several positive and adverse effects.Northern Lights is an indica variety from Sensi Seeds and can be cultivated indoors (where the plants will need a flowering time of ±48 days). The following adverse effects have also been reported: Northern Lightss has been reported to have the following effects: Flavonoids that may be present in Northern Lights likely Cannflavins A, B and C, as well as Quercetin and Rutin.
You can maximize the levels of terpenes in your yield by growing in nutrient-dense soil, having high levels of light exposure, and curing your buds slowly and carefully.įlavonoids are responsible for producing the bursts of orange and purple color you see on this strain. Terpenes vary from strain to strain and can also vary depending on various factors. Terpenes, found in trace amounts in cannabis, are responsible for producing a wide variety of smells and flavors unique to each strain. Its most famous phenotype is Northern Lights 5, which won the cannabis cup in 89’, 90’ and 92’. It is ideal for managing stress, anxiety, insomnia, and chronic pain. Northern Lights has an earthy, poney flavor and aroma and euphoric, relaxing effects. NL is one of the most popular strains of cannabis available today and is now a mainstay in breeding programs worldwide. Northern Lights was a cultivar developed during the homegrown revolution of the ‘70s when breeders started developing indica-sativa hybrids to reduce the height of the plant and shorten the flowering time. NL is a multiple-time High Times Cannabis Cup winner and is one of the parents of other prize-winning strains like Super Silver Haze (SSH), NL#5 x Haze, and the CBD-rich Nordle. There were 11 different versions of NL, with numbers 1, 2, and 5 becoming the most popular.
The precise origin of Northern Lights is a mystery, although some sources claim it was developed by a breeder known as “The Indian” in Washington during the 1970s. Many seed banks and breeders have their version of Northern Lights, although the original genetics may be found in packs of seeds by Mr. NL is now a classic cannabis strain used in many breeding projects, as it is quite a stable strain with uniform growth patterns. As the bottle is opened, expect intense aromas of pure. NL crosses Afghani and Thai sativa varieties and produces euphoric, sedative, “ couch lock” effects. Its deep verdant colour reflects the true colour of Northern Lights, an indica strain of cannabis. Northern Lights (NL) is 95% indica and 5% sativa, with a THC content between 16% and 21% and relatively little CBD at around 0.1%.
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