OLD REVIEWS Northern Light Autoflower (Nirvana Seeds)

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This was my first encounter with the “legendary” Northern Light strain. I'd never even tried the photoperiod version before this.

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For all the hype surrounding this variety, I gave it a pass many times but one day the seeds were on sale and I couldn't pass them up. From the very first harvest, I must say it has instantly become a favorite.

The first 3 seeds produced magnificent plants.

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Northern Light Auto #1

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Northern Light Auto #3 at Week 9 from seed

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Northern Light Auto #3

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Northern Light Auto #3 Buds Dried​


The last two seeds were dwarfs, but I believe that due to mistreatment of them while on vacation... Their quality was stellar!

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The dwarf phenotype​

Stats:
Typical germination: 3-5 days, rate 100%
First flowers: About week 3, between days 18 - 28
Average Bloom: 8 weeks
Seed to harvest: All under 90 days.

Yields:
Largest: Northern Light Autoflower #3: 64 grams
Northern Light Autoflower #2: 56 grams
Northern Light Autoflower #1: 36 grams
Dwarf #4, just under one ounce.
Smallest: Dwarf #5, 19 grams

All of connoisseur quality meds.

Flavor: The aroma and flavor is anything but neutral. It is sweet & herbal on the inhale, gentle on the lungs as the spicy/incense undertones become more prevalent. You wish you could hold it in forever, as you reluctantly exhale, you are rewarded with one last aromatic blast of sandalwood and hashish…

As the buds cure and age, a few get very fruity sweet. Even the scent of the smoke in the air has a very unique and unmistakable aroma.

There is also a noticeable difference regarding "effect" in early harvest (week 7-8) and late harvest (week 9-10).


The In-House Gen:

Cool thing was one plant had one branch that seeded. We never really noticed them until harvest. After curing, they were at the bottom of the jar to our surprise. So since, then we've been running near carbon copy phenotypes from them, with about another 16 seeds in cold storage.

Only thing I've notices is that the Gen 2 seeds don't quit have the same initial "vigor" as the parent seeds did. Where the parents all went from seed to harvest in less than 90 days, if these grow out bigger, the take about 110 days to fully mature, but the dwarf plants mature about 1 - 2 weeks earlier at about 50 days.

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Main top from NLa Offspring #2

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In-house Auto Offspring "Tigress"​

Of course every once in a long while things like this happen...
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Sometimes no amount of love or nutrients will help... ;) (Offspring #4, 6 weeks)​

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Great write up bro more I want some northern lights never tried this strain looks dank!
 
very detailed thread just for the way you have arranged it im gona slap some rep on you well done and i love the very last pic :peace: Si
 
very detailed thread just for the way you have arranged it im gona slap some rep on you well done and i love the very last pic :peace: Si

Thank you kindly!

Just wanted to share my experience with this particular auto strain, as well as post some pics of what are hopefully pics of "inspiration" for those who haven't had the pleasure of meeting this strain yet.

Recently I'd been going through old notes & journals. I suddenly realized I needed to keep better notes and journals.

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Sometimes no amount of love or nutrients will help... ;) (Offspring #4, 6 weeks)​

What an amazing little plant... :cool:

Looking back now, I wish I would have just let it go till the end and see if it would bloom. Sadly, I needed the container and the space it was taking up...
 
Great write up bro more I want some northern lights never tried this strain looks dank!

Thank you!

I hope you do try it. It is one of those strains that is exceptional from day 1 of being dried, though curing only makes it better. I've kept empty jars of it just for the smell!
 
Aw, I love NL. Nice grow endive. I'd heard alot of NL autos didn't actually auto but might try it next grow if they've fixed it.
 
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