STRNG Seeds – Northern Lights

Northern Lights is renowned for its deeply relaxing experiences, rapid flowering time, and resilience during cultivation.

Harvesting is typically done in late September to early October when grown outdoors.

It offers a sweet, earthy flavor with notes of pine and spice, accompanied by a pungent aroma.

Providing adequate light, NUTRIENTS, and employing training methods can significantly boost yield.

Exceptionally well. Its compact roots and short vegetative needs make it ideal for DWC or other hydro systems, often producing faster-than-average results.

The flowering period is relatively short, usually between 6 to 8 weeks.

It’s an indica-dominant strain, primarily derived from Afghani and Thai landrace strains.

Yes, it has won multiple awards, including the High Times Cup in 1990.

Indoor yields can reach up to 500–550g/m², while outdoor plants may produce 575–625g per plant.

Absolutely, its robust nature and ease of growth make it ideal for novice cultivators.

Feminized seeds are bred to produce only female plants, which are the ones that yield consumable buds.

They ensure a higher yield by eliminating the risk of male plants, which don’t produce buds.

Yes, they thrive both indoors and outdoors, especially in warm, Mediterranean climates.

They don’t require special care but do benefit from consistent light cycles and proper nutrients.

They can be slightly more costly due to the breeding process but often result in higher yields, offsetting the initial investment.

A controlled indoor setting with stable temperatures and humidity levels is ideal, but it also performs well outdoors in suitable climates.

Indoors, it typically reaches 80–130cm, while outdoor plants can grow up to 200cm.

A balanced nutrient regimen during the vegetative stage, followed by increased phosphorus and potassium during flowering, supports optimal growth.

Yes, it’s known for its resilience against common pests and mold, making it a low-maintenance strain.

Techniques like topping and low-stress training can be applied to enhance yield and manage plant height.