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Northern Lights

Northern Lights by Seed Supreme — indica dominant cannabis seeds. 56-day flowering, feminized.

This is Seed Supreme's release of Northern Lights.

Type
Indica dominant
Heritage
mostly indica
Flowering
56 days
Seeds
feminized
Feminized
yes
Autoflowering
no

Genetics

Northern Lights

About this release

Northern Lights Feminized is a mostly indica photoperiod strain and one of the most celebrated cannabis varieties of all time. An Afghani landrace-derived strain refined in the Pacific Northwest US and later in the Netherlands, it became a benchmark for indica breeding and won multiple Cannabis Cup awards during the 1990s. This feminized version is available through Seed Supreme. Genetics & Background Northern Lights traces back to Afghani landrace genetics. It was developed in the Pacific Northwest before being brought to the Netherlands by Sensi Seeds, who stabilised the variety and made it widely available. It has since been used as a parent in hundreds of crosses. Effects Northern Lights is known for a deeply relaxing, sedating indica effect. Reported effects include: Relaxed — full-body physical relaxation Sleepy — strong sedation at higher doses Happy — gentle mood elevation accompanying the physical effects THC ranges from 16–21%. Best suited to evening use. Flavor & Aroma Dominant terpenes — Myrcene, Caryophyllene, Pinene — produce: Earthy — deep hash and soil character Sweet — mild sweetness underlying the earthier base Pine — resinous pine adding brightness Growing Northern Lights Feminized A photoperiod feminized strain and one of the fastest-flowering indicas available. Flowering time: 7–8 weeks — notably fast for an indica Expected yield: above average Plant height: short to medium — compact and manageable Grow environment: indoors and outdoors Difficulty: beginner-friendly, forgiving and resilient Seed Supreme Listing Listed as a feminized seed from Seed Supreme. Northern Lights Feminized is an ideal starting point for growers new to indica cultivation