Northern Lights

Potency and Effects of Northern Lights: Utter Relaxation

Northern Lights combines the uplifting and energising effects of Thai with the relaxing and sedative effects of Afghani. This combination makes it a popular choice for users ultimately seeking relaxation, but not without a welcome bit of euphoria.

Though not the most potent strain on the modern market, Northern Lights typically produces THC levels ranging from 16% to 21%. However, with the release of many new, updated versions, some NL strains have been shown to contain as much as 27% THC.

Northern Lights is appreciated by both recreational and medical users, though the latter camp are particularly fond of the strain’s heavy, physical embrace. In quantity, this effect can be quite narcotic and sedative. Godfather OG

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Recreational Uses

Recreational use of Northern Lights is typically relegated to the nighttime, or other times when relaxation is in order. This is no wake-and-bake cultivar, unless you’re keen to fall back asleep. Though a couple hits of NL won’t immediately send you to bed, the heavy physical effect is bound to inspire you to get cosy. It is a perfect strain to enjoy in moderation while reading or being creative; or, it can be enjoyed in larger amounts while you sit back and zone out in front of the TV

Northern Lights Strain: FAQ

Q: What is Northern Lights’ THC content?
A: You can expect a THC content ranging from 16% to 21%, with an average of 19%.

Q: What is the origin of the Northern Lights strain?
A: The exact origin of Northern Lights is unclear. However, it was brought to prominence in the mid-1980s by the breeders at Sensi Seeds.

Q: What are the effects of Northern Lights?
A: Northern Lights is best described as extremely relaxing—for both the mind and body. It also features an initial uplifting and slightly euphoric sensation.