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Same. Nor did it ever make me money because I have never sold (nothing wrong with it, i just haven't), and so I don't have any care for bag appeal either. As much as I understand it is vital for sales.
Oh man that is so cool.The NL #2 was the most sativa like in the NL line, NL #5 was the most indica like. I don't see any Hawaiian genetics in the NL5, but may well be in the NL1 or NL2 per seedfinder.eu.
Here's the NL 5 X 2 description out of the old 1990 The Seed Bank catalog out of Amsterdam:
Northern Lights 5 x 2 F-1 Hybrid
This F-1 hybrid between the resin champ NL#5 and the wonderful NL #2 has made many indoor growers very happy. The plants are short, stocky. vigorous and high-yielding, truly one of the best all-around indoor plants in our collection. It has a nice juniper berry taste along with abundant resin and a great high.
Indoor Data
• Height at 100 days: 36-48 inches
• Flowering period at 12 hours of darkness 50 days
• Yield at 100 days: up to 125 grams
And here's the link for the catalog, drag down a bit.
Old seed bank catalogues
Following up on the discussion of 80's Story of Nevil's The Seed Bank: Sorry for typos done in process of transcribing… it’s a work in progress. The Seed Bank 1990 Catalogue Introduction The Seed Bank celebrates 6 years in business. As the only legal, tax-paying cannabis seed company in...overgrow.com
So he says... There appears to be two different versions of NL5 - one done in the states (Herbie) and a slightly different version done by Neville. There also seems to be uncertainty, I think, in both cases if it was straight Hawaiian or a Thai / Hawaiian cross or BX. I remember reading something by Gas of Swami Organic Seeds, who has been working with the same genetics from McAlister, about NL2 being the real deal - better than NL5. I might be misremembering...
Will keep my eyes peeled!I used to get a very good straight NL #5 out of Canada, maybe Next Generation Seeds or someone else but NOT this one:
Northern Lights #5 Seeds | Feminized Northern Lights Cannabis Seeds
Northern Lights #5 Seeds – legendary 90% indica with 24% THC. Compact buds, skunky-pine aroma, relaxing euphoric effects, 8-week flowering, 18 oz yields, and easy growth for beginners and pros alike.www.seedbank.co
Either way, I'll go back tonight and look for it.......FOUND IT. British Columbia Seed Company- not sure they still do it, but if you can find theirs, BUY IT. It's exactly like the original and very strong. People loved it. I stopped growing it when I switched to fem's.
Not late at all man! Or at least I hope not! This ol' meat bag's got plenty of juice left, god willing....Late joiner here but I like what I see from your posts around the board Milson. Subbed
It seems like in 86 Neville hadn't narrowed it down to his #5 yet.The NL #2 was the most sativa like in the NL line, NL #5 was the most indica like. I don't see any Hawaiian genetics in the NL5, but may well be in the NL1 or NL2 per seedfinder.eu.
Here's the NL 5 X 2 description out of the old 1990 The Seed Bank catalog out of Amsterdam:
Northern Lights 5 x 2 F-1 Hybrid
This F-1 hybrid between the resin champ NL#5 and the wonderful NL #2 has made many indoor growers very happy. The plants are short, stocky. vigorous and high-yielding, truly one of the best all-around indoor plants in our collection. It has a nice juniper berry taste along with abundant resin and a great high.
Indoor Data
• Height at 100 days: 36-48 inches
• Flowering period at 12 hours of darkness 50 days
• Yield at 100 days: up to 125 grams
And here's the link for the catalog, drag down a bit.
Old seed bank catalogues
Following up on the discussion of 80's Story of Nevil's The Seed Bank: Sorry for typos done in process of transcribing… it’s a work in progress. The Seed Bank 1990 Catalogue Introduction The Seed Bank celebrates 6 years in business. As the only legal, tax-paying cannabis seed company in...overgrow.com
I think Greg said that the US NL5 was Hawaiian x Afghani (Steve's Cut). On a related note I always wanted to try Mr. Nice's Ortega (NL1 x NL5). And just to muddy the waters a bit more, as if they weren't muddy enough, I had seen that Marc Emry was working with an NL5 cut too in the 90s.
I saw in that catalogue that nevil describes the F3 of NL2 as having a very strong hindu kush expression.....i wonder if you took a real deal NL5 and crossed it with a great hindu kush what kind of result you would get....I think Bodhi had the original and it was a super nice pheno of it..........he was making strains left and right with it for a while but now it appears he’s moved on to other things.
Interesting.....very interesting lineage indeed. Thanks!I'll share one more thing..........someone I know and trust told me this is very much like some NL's he grew in the 90's......... and you get a free pack of an early NL 5.
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