Black Lights CBD Automatic is an indica / sativa / ruderalis hybrid. It’s a feminized automatic strain, and grows well in temperate conditions. The THC to CBD ratio is 2:1, with THC levels of 12 to 15%. The plants have a sweet, fruity aroma and grow to average heights. They produce high yields for an automatic, and have an average flowering time. The effect is deeply relaxing, with a hint of uplift.
Black Harlequin is the result of us crossbreeding our own Black Domina with US variety Harlequin. Due to its CBD content, Harlequin is one of the most popular CBD strains, and has won multiple awards (including Cannabis Cups). Harlequin’s traits are brought to a higher level with its marriage with Black Domina. Finally, we added the strength of Northern Lights #5 (also a multiple award winner) to Black Harlequin, bringing a new experience to CBD fans.
Black Lights CBD Automatic is an indica / sativa / ruderalis hybrid. It’s an autoflowering variant, which means it’s super-easy to cultivate. The genetic heritage of Northern Lights #5 and Black Harlequin CBDexplains the THC to CBD ratio of 2:1, and the 12% to 15% THC levels. Users can expect a relaxing, happy high, with the plants producing a sweet, fruity scent. The strain grows well in cool and temperate climates.
Growth pattern of Black Lights CBD Automatic
This hybrid strain has impressive genetics, with parent plants including Cannabis Cup-winning Northern Lights #5, and The Black Harlequin. It has a THC to CBD ratio of 2:1, and THC levels of 12% to 15%.
The seeds are feminized and automatic. This means that they’ll grow and flower like females, while their growth and flowering cycles aren’t affected by the amount of hours of light they get. The result? A strain that’s really easy to cultivate, even for beginners.
The flowering period is 60 to 70 days, which is about average. Likewise, the plants tend to grow to average heights, and usually end up around 100 cm tall. This is thanks to the indica parentage, and means that they can be cultivated discreetly, both inside and outdoors.
The plants are bushy and compact in appearance, with plenty of lateral branches. The buds are long and thick, and are generally quite plentiful by harvest-time. Though this is an autoflowering variant, the yields are still impressive. It’s not uncommon for growers to obtain around 450 g per square metre.
Black Lights CBD Automatic produces robust plants, which are able to withstand even cold climates. They can also be cultivated indoors at any time of the year. Experienced growers can have success with cultivation techniques such as SOG (Sea of Green) and lollipopping.
Effect, taste, and smell of Black Lights CBD Automatic
The strain is a blend of indica, sativa and ruderalis. The two main parent plants, Black Harlequin and the legendary Northern Lights #5, can be detected in the relaxing high, juicy scent, and fruity taste.
Upon consumption, users often report a deeply relaxing, typically indica stone, followed by a welcome uplifting sensation. With THC levels of 12% to 15%, the relaxing effects of Black Lights CBD are pleasantly intense, without resulting in a total couch-lock.
While the plants are growing, they produce a sweet, fruity aroma, which is fairly subtle. Again, this is beneficial for those wishing to cultivate the strain without attracting attention. The taste is similar to the smell, though the sweetness from the Black Harlequin parent really comes into the foreground, giving it a mouth-watering flavour.
- This strain is feminized and autoflowering, which means it’s simple to grow
- It has a THC to CBD ratio of 2:1, and THC levels of 12% to 15%
- It’s relatively compact and can be grown discreetly
- The scent and taste are sweet and fruity
- The effect is deeply relaxing, but not a total couch-lock
- The parent plants include Northern Lights #5 and Black Harlequin
- The plants grow well in cool and temperate conditions
- Sativa / indica Indica
- Flowering Time Average flowering period
- Height Compact plant
- Yield Heavy yield
- Climate Zone Cool /cold
- THC / CBD THC/CBD - 1:1
Strain FAQ
Why are Swiss landraces unique?
Swiss landrace strains, adapted to the Alpine climate, are cannabis genetic surprises. Over thousands of years, they have developed resilience and unique cannabinoid compositions, often with low THC levels to comply with Switzerland's THC legislation. Their isolation and small-scale cultivation in Switzerland make them rare outside the country.
Why is it reported that increased CO2 levels are useful?
It has been well reported that higher CO2 levels improve photosynthesis, and therefore enhances plant growth and yields. Some indoor enthusiasts reportedly increase CO2 to more than double what plants breathe in nature, enabling rapid growth.
How will cannabis therapy evolve?
With so many strains and pharmacological characteristics, personalised cannabis treatment has a bright future. Patients and doctors can choose strains that are said to target their ailments, enabling more personalised cannabis therapy.
Do high-yielding strains reportedly need different nutrients?
Their dietary needs are said to be more demanding than their lower yielding counterparts. A balanced nutritional mix of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and other micronutrients is said to be needed for strong growth and bud formation.
Can CBD-rich strains be sweet?
Due to similar terpenes, CBD-rich strains might taste sweet like THC-dominant strains. It is not just about the cannabinoid profile here!
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