Best Northern Lights
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The NL British Columbia is very good
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British Columbia Seeds: Northernlights
This state of the art Indica is the result of over 25 years of selective breeding. We have bred for vigorous growth, high yield and a superb high. A must for growers who prefer short bushy plants. The buds have an extemely frosted, resinous appearance. Truly one of the best all-around indoor plants in our collection. Our #1 selling strain with thousands of satisfied customers.
Flowering time: 55 days
Harvest time: October, 10
Genetics: Mostly Indica
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The price is light ( in pack 5 seeds) and the excellent result
it has served me for 1 cross with Hash Plant Sensi Seeds !
Plant smooth, powerful, strong with very high !
No soucy...
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The NL British Columbia is very good
No soucy...
British Columbia Seeds: Northernlights
This state of the art Indica is the result of over 25 years of selective breeding. We have bred for vigorous growth, high yield and a superb high. A must for growers who prefer short bushy plants. The buds have an extemely frosted, resinous appearance. Truly one of the best all-around indoor plants in our collection. Our #1 selling strain with thousands of satisfied customers.
Flowering time: 55 days
Harvest time: October, 10
Genetics: Mostly Indica
25
The price is light ( in pack 5 seeds) and the excellent result
it has served me for 1 cross with Hash Plant Sensi Seeds !
Plant smooth, powerful, strong with very high !
No soucy...
Respect
i'm pretty new to inside growing, but did harvest a nl#5 about a month ago, seed was from highgrade-seeds
i'll give highgrade his due, this was a real strong strain, on the other hand pretty new to indica so don't have much to compare it with
it did have all the classic nl#5 traits though, low odor, squat, and cured with a strong pine odor
i'll give highgrade his due, this was a real strong strain, on the other hand pretty new to indica so don't have much to compare it with
it did have all the classic nl#5 traits though, low odor, squat, and cured with a strong pine odor
svchop889
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have you experienced `any other renditions of this strain? not necessarily growing but smoking?
I read that sensi seeds has the best NL. the book was writen a while back soooo who knows if that stills stands with all these good genetics that r out. best thing u do if u want 2 grow the best northern lights is 2 do some more research 2 see who has the best 1 and if u can aquire it.
good luck finding it stickyiky
good luck finding it stickyiky
svchop889
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really do they have a NL x Haze? actually they do but its 195$ through attitude that's a lot of money to get lost in the mail
afraid not, mostly familiar with sativas
looking for something with a bit of medical benefit
i will say i have never had anything as potent as this strain, at least in a gram for gram comparison
svchop889
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review from attitude page on Nl #5x Haze i think i might have to get her
Opposites collide in perfect hybrid fusion! Northern Lights#5 x Haze balances the finest features of soaring tropical Sativa and voluptuous, earth-shaking Indica. Universally regarded as a high-point in cannabis breeding, many weed scholars consider her unsurpassed, even today.
Of all the hugely popular ganja varieties launched in the second wave of hybrid development - including Silver Haze, Shiva Skunk and Silver Pearl - the most successful has always been NL#5xHaze. Her tendency to make a permanent impression on smokers and growers owes a great deal to the fact that her Sativa genes are fully and joyfully expressed, instead of being dominated by the power of her Afghani parent.
Upon release, this enormously potent and productive seed-strain swept the cannabis awards and sparked something of a ‘grass-roots’ revolution in breeding. NL#5xHaze reminded the cannabis community that Sativa magic was rapidly being bred out of commercial strains in the quest for the shortest, fastest plants. Indica genes were becoming the dominant influence in almost every crop and the true Haze rocket-ride was in danger of becoming a memory. NL#5xHaze helped to turn the tide by demonstrating that growers could have it all – mind-blowing Sativa effect and weighty Indica production – for just a few extra weeks in flowering.
Expect significant height gain from NL#5xHaze. Indoor plants can be flowered with little or no vegetation period, which compensates for their extra time in blooming. Rooted clones and even seedlings can be flowered immediately and may go on to exceed 1m by harvest time. Gaps between internodes are quickly filled by long, running colas. At the mid-point of blooming main stem and branches are completely obscured by sticky, profusely hairy buds which then swell in every direction until the end of flowering. It’s quite common for NL#5xHaze to produce terminal buds longer and thicker than a grower’s arm, even at indoor heights.
From seed, Northern Lights#5 x Haze produces huge, bountiful, uniform plants and is very easy to clone, producing crop after crop of strong cuttings. Her distinctly psychedelic Haze power is complemented by the yield and crystal of NL#5. Growers who treasure their Northern Lights#5 x Haze mother plants have been known to produce killer harvests for a decade or more with no loss of quality.
Opposites collide in perfect hybrid fusion! Northern Lights#5 x Haze balances the finest features of soaring tropical Sativa and voluptuous, earth-shaking Indica. Universally regarded as a high-point in cannabis breeding, many weed scholars consider her unsurpassed, even today.
Of all the hugely popular ganja varieties launched in the second wave of hybrid development - including Silver Haze, Shiva Skunk and Silver Pearl - the most successful has always been NL#5xHaze. Her tendency to make a permanent impression on smokers and growers owes a great deal to the fact that her Sativa genes are fully and joyfully expressed, instead of being dominated by the power of her Afghani parent.
Upon release, this enormously potent and productive seed-strain swept the cannabis awards and sparked something of a ‘grass-roots’ revolution in breeding. NL#5xHaze reminded the cannabis community that Sativa magic was rapidly being bred out of commercial strains in the quest for the shortest, fastest plants. Indica genes were becoming the dominant influence in almost every crop and the true Haze rocket-ride was in danger of becoming a memory. NL#5xHaze helped to turn the tide by demonstrating that growers could have it all – mind-blowing Sativa effect and weighty Indica production – for just a few extra weeks in flowering.
Expect significant height gain from NL#5xHaze. Indoor plants can be flowered with little or no vegetation period, which compensates for their extra time in blooming. Rooted clones and even seedlings can be flowered immediately and may go on to exceed 1m by harvest time. Gaps between internodes are quickly filled by long, running colas. At the mid-point of blooming main stem and branches are completely obscured by sticky, profusely hairy buds which then swell in every direction until the end of flowering. It’s quite common for NL#5xHaze to produce terminal buds longer and thicker than a grower’s arm, even at indoor heights.
From seed, Northern Lights#5 x Haze produces huge, bountiful, uniform plants and is very easy to clone, producing crop after crop of strong cuttings. Her distinctly psychedelic Haze power is complemented by the yield and crystal of NL#5. Growers who treasure their Northern Lights#5 x Haze mother plants have been known to produce killer harvests for a decade or more with no loss of quality.
svchop889
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actually my plans were to cross a haze a Nl and something fruity and purple, i already picked the purp out that one is a secret
but i was planning on calling it Ultra Violet haze
Hotwired
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I grew 3 strains from Sensi purchased from the Attitude.
The NL was the most shit shwag weed I have ever grown. I still have no clue what it was. The closest pic I could find of the NL I grew was found on the Sensi website and was called NL#5 x Haze. At least that's what the finished bud looked like.
I ordered a 10 pack of reg seeds and I got 4 females with different pheno types. 3 of the 4 phenos were mostly sativa and grew like crazy from day 1 in veg. Only 1 of the females was 50/50 sativa/indica and she still stretched like mad in flower.
The bud was airy and dried out fast. I used 1000 watts to flower too.
My advice.............fuck Sensi NL and pretty much anything else they sell. Overpriced bullshit IMO.
The free seeds I got from Attitude (G13 super skunk and white widow) came out 5 times better and 4 times more potent. That's my 2 cents.
The NL was the most shit shwag weed I have ever grown. I still have no clue what it was. The closest pic I could find of the NL I grew was found on the Sensi website and was called NL#5 x Haze. At least that's what the finished bud looked like.
I ordered a 10 pack of reg seeds and I got 4 females with different pheno types. 3 of the 4 phenos were mostly sativa and grew like crazy from day 1 in veg. Only 1 of the females was 50/50 sativa/indica and she still stretched like mad in flower.
The bud was airy and dried out fast. I used 1000 watts to flower too.
My advice.............fuck Sensi NL and pretty much anything else they sell. Overpriced bullshit IMO.
The free seeds I got from Attitude (G13 super skunk and white widow) came out 5 times better and 4 times more potent. That's my 2 cents.
svchop889
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really that sucks i thought that review sounded to good to be true anyone else have a poor experience with them?
haven't dealt with them, but seeing a bunch of complaints on a number of grow sites
think they used to have a good rep
svchop889
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didnt attitude have an issue with counterfeit seeds or was that nirvana?
it was attitude, but from what i see they stood behind their product
shipped replacement orders to those that got the bad seed
svchop889
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so is it possible that nl5xhaze was one of those? would they admit it if they were asked? id like to know cause the review is positve on there site and has a rating of four leaves.