Northern Lights

1. Origins, Historical Lore & Cultural Heritage

Northern Lights is an elite cultivar within the Ganja House botanical repository. Classified taxonomically as Pure Indica (95/5), this strain possesses an authentic genetic lineage derived from Afghani Indica x Thai Sativa Landrace.

First bred near Seattle, Washington and developed into legendary clones by Nevil Schoenmakers at The Seed Bank of Holland in 1985, Northern Lights is the bedrock ancestor of modern indoor indica cultivation.

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Listen to the Strain Audio Review

Official Audio Monograph

Listen to the full spoken audio review, genetic lineage breakdown, terpene profile, and therapeutic indications for this cultivar.

2. Aromatic Terpene Profile & Sensory Characteristics

Laboratory chromatography highlights a dominant terpene ensemble comprising Myrcene, Caryophyllene, Pinene.

Aroma & Bouquet: Pungent sweet pine, earthy damp soil, spicy musk, and subtle citrus.

Upon inhalation, Northern Lights delivers a full-bodied, complex flavor profile that seamlessly mirrors its aromatic notes, coating the palate with rich, lingering undertones.

3. Cannabinoid Synergy & Therapeutic Profile

In clinical cannabinoid assays, Northern Lights exhibits an average THC potency of 20-24% and CBD levels of < 1%.

Effects & Onset: Profound physical sedation, muscle decompression, tranquil serenity, and dreamless sleep.

4. Agronomic & Cultivation Parameters

Cultivated in controlled environments as well as sun-drenched outdoor microclimates, Northern Lights demonstrates strong structural resilience and vigorous lateral branching.

Flowering Duration: 7-8 weeks
Yield Potential: 500-550 g/mu00b2
Structure: Dense, trichome-encrusted calyx formations with heavy resin gland development.

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