Northern Lights is one of the three main strains that have revolutionised cannabis culture over the last three decades. It was developed as an indoor variety at the end of the 70s based on Californian genetics. To begin with, it was a cross between a stabilised Sativa and an Afghan hybrid. It arrived in Holland as a clone but couldn’t be used for stable seed production so they used Skunk No1 and Original Haze to produce seeds and to provide mother plants. Northern Lights has a sweet taste and produces a comfortable and relaxing effect.
Strain FAQ
How do early-finishing strains handle cooler temperatures and less light?
Due to genetics, these strains are said to be resistant to chilly air and less sunlight. They reportedly thrive and yield well even in poor growing conditions because of their resilience.
Are strains with Central American and Caribbean heritage better at certain elevations?
Cannabis strains from higher elevations in Central America are affected differently by the large range of elevations. Cooler temperatures and higher UV light increase trichome production in these strains. Environmental stress can increase cannabinoid and terpene levels.
How do average-yielding strains handle pests and diseases?
Many of them have reportedly developed natural resistances to common pests and diseases thanks to their varied genetics. This resilience is said to make them easier to maintain and can reduce the need for chemical treatments. This is an overall win for legal organic growers and those focused on sustainable methods.
How do short-flowering strains handle temperature changes?
Some short-flowering cultivars may withstand unexpected temperature changes, making them reportedly excellent for outdoor legal gardening. This resilience enables consistent growth and decreases environmental stress-related crop failure.
Are indoor conditions best for finicky strains?
Absolutely. Indoor cultivation is said to be the best for rare, finicky strains that don't thrive outside. By tailoring their habitat, these rare plants are said to be able to thrive and preserve unique cannabis genetics.
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