Northern Lights (strain)

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Yield: Large
Flowering Time: 6 - 7 weeks
Height: 100 cm - 150 cm

Northern Lights is a strain of cannabis. It is one of the first successful hybrids of Cannabis indica and Cannabis sativa. First developed in the 1970s in the New England area, and of uncertain origin beyond that, it has spawned a number of substrains. For many years these substrains and cross-strains dominated marijuana festivals such as the Cannabis Cup. Most are considered to be among the easiest strains to grow, being quite hardy and forgiving to the novice indoor grower with a typical flowering time of 6-7 weeks. Northern Lights #5 in particular is renowned for this trait. The strain's reputation as a compact, high-yield plant, with a high potency, also makes it popular among marijuana users.

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