Northern Lights Autoflowering

Northern Lights Autoflowering is a ruderalis/indica variety from Zativo and can be cultivated indoors (where the plants will need a flowering time of ±67 days) and outdoors. Zativos Northern Lights Autoflowering is a THC dominant variety and is/was only available as feminized seeds.

Zativos Northern Lights Autoflowering Description

We thought it only right to bring you this legend of the 80's in an autoflowering variety. By mixing Northern Lights and Ruderalis, we have created an easy to manage cannabis strain that maintains all of the high qualities of Northern Lights, going from seed to harvest in as little as 9-10 weeks.

Northern Lights was one of the behemoths of the 1980's. It was originally created and grown in the USA during the age of activism that was the 70's. It was finally brought over to Holland in the early 80's where it instantly set the bar as the new standard for indoor growing.

Northern Lights is famous for its sweet taste and strong, physical stone. This strain has been so successful that should you look back into the genetic history of many of today’s modern strains, you are likely to find Northern Lights in there – it has sired a countless amount of hybrids and still holds a lot of influence to this day. We have taken this beast and added our own twist, it has resulted in a strain that brings you all of its great qualities in an easy to manage, autoflowering version.

Northern Lights Autoflowering has the same sumptuously sweet flavor that its parent is well-known for. It will induce a medical quality body stone that sweeps through your body, removing tension and pain as it passes. It is the perfect strain for total relaxation. Northern Lights Autoflowering will ease you down after a hard days work, allowing you to let go of the stress that has built up throughout the day. Medical users suffering from ailments such as chronic pain, arthritis, muscle spasms, anxiety, stress and migraines will benefit here. She is a strong medical quality strain, you will definitely appreciate what she has to offer.

Whilst the high is definitely indica dominant, it has a bit of sativa in there as well. The very first northern lights was thought to be a pure indica, but it has since been crossed with a Thai sativa. This has resulted in a strain that takes your mind on an uplifting journey whilst it embraces your body within its sweet depths.

As Northern Lights Autoflowering grows it produces an abundance of icy looking, resin coated buds. It gives the plant a cool, light blue look that is fitting to its name. This strain can be grown both indoors and outdoors, but will require a warmer climate such as Spain should you wish do the latter. When grown indoors it will reach heights of up to 1.2m. You can expect a harvest within 9-10 weeks of germination. If you grow this indoors and meet all of the strain's needs, you can expect a rough yield of 90g per plant. Northern Lights Autoflowering has been known to yield results of up to 200g per plant when grown in ideal outdoor conditions. Either way, this is a very high yielding strain for an automatic – it will not disappoint you.

This is one of our best yielding automatics, we are very pleased with it and are sure you will be as well. If you have been fortunate enough to have some Northern Lights in your time and are looking for an autoflowering strain then this the one for you. If you have never had this classic, then let us tell you, it is definitely worth a try.

Genetics: 90% indica - 10% ruderalis
Flowering period: 9-10 weeks from seed to harvest
THC%: 14%
CBD%: Low
Yield (indoor); 450-550g/m²
Height (indoor): 1.2m
Yield (outdoor): 90g/plant
Height (outdoor): Medium

• Northern Lights Autoflowering »»» Northern Lights x Unknown Ruderalis
• Northern Lights
  • »»» Afghan Indica probably x Thai Sativa probably
  • Afghan Indica probably »»» Indica
  • Thai Sativa probably »»» Sativa
• Unknown Ruderalis »»» Ruderalis

Map of the Northern Lights Autoflowering Family Tree

Click to show all parents of Northern Lights Autoflowering in our dynamic family tree map.