Historically, the Northern Lights 1, a longer, more stretchy type with a fresh scent and good flower formulation, was the basis of the Northern Lights cross that was sold as Sensi’s Northern Lights. Currently, the NL5 has taken over the most important role in the cross.

It has functioned as a test case for many crosses. The f1 generation is very predictable, giving uniform results and passing uniformly onto its hybrids it parents. The NL2 contributes to the overall vigor of the plant and strength of its profile, also lending its spider mite resistance to the cross.

Highly adapted to indoor growing, this varietal generates satisfying yields that can finish in just over 6 weeks. The best results are obtained from hydro culture gardens. Small sea of green plants or bigger indoor plants will both do well, but remember that yield is directly related to the amount of light and space.

A petite plant averaging between 4 and 5 feet, Northern Lights has dense flowers and wide-fingered leaves.