Northern Lights is one of the most legendary varieties in the world of cannabis. Its Indica dominance translates into a relaxing, calming, and long-lasting body effect, ideal for resting, fighting stress, or falling asleep. Its aromatic profile blends sweetness, damp earth, and soft spices, offering a classic experience that never goes out of style. Northern Lights is appreciated both for its genetic stability and its ease of cultivation, making it perfect for growers of all levels.

Plant Morphology. Northern Lights develops a compact and robust plant, medium-sized and with a strong structure. It has an orderly growth, with few branches, which facilitates its management in small spaces. Its leaves are large and wide, with a characteristic dark green color. This variety is discreet and efficient, ideal for indoor grows or balconies.

Flower Appearance. Northern Lights buds are dense, resinous, and emit a sweet and earthy aroma that intensifies during drying. During flowering, the flowers quickly become covered in trichomes that reflect their high THC content. In cold climates, it can develop purple or bluish hues. Its smoke is smooth, with a sweet and spicy flavour, and its effect is physical, comforting, and long-lasting.

Growing Tips

• What is the ideal climate for growing Northern Lights?
  Northern Lights adapts very well to different climates, but prefers dry and sunny environments. It is very resistant to mold, which makes it suitable for outdoor growing even in areas with some humidity.
• What training techniques work best with Northern Lights?
  Given its compact structure, it responds well to SOG (Sea of Green) and LST if height control is desired. Indoors, light pruning is usually sufficient to maximize light in the lower areas.
• What type of fertilization does Northern Lights need?
  It has moderate nutritional needs. It benefits from balanced fertilization throughout the grow and responds especially well to organic fertilizers. It is not demanding, making it a good option for beginners.
• What should be the watering and humidity for Northern Lights?
  It tolerates spaced waterings well. It prefers a substrate with good drainage and relative humidity between 50-60% in growth and 40-50% in flowering to keep the buds healthy and resinous.
• Is it necessary to prune the Northern Lights plant?
  It is not strictly necessary, but it is recommended to remove some large leaves to improve ventilation and light penetration. Pruning lower branches can also help concentrate energy on the main colas.