[Edinburg]

Sorry the strain I grew was a hybrid mostly indica but with some sativa, think it was 80/20, mine grew tall and was loaded with flower but again whatever breeder you use will make it different, I remember back in the day NL in it's pure form was indica and smelt like skunk but since then different breeders put different strains together and call it NL, I doubt there is a pure stain of the plant left.

 

[eLSyDro25]

Nl1 is the pure one Nl5 is a hybrid, nl2 is likely 80/20, but the higher the # such as NL9 will be much more satty dom, atleast how I understand what NL Greg stated who was apart of the NL crew, the nnl1was supposed to simply be affected, but nl5 is NL1 x Hawaiian(which was Columbian in origin)

 

[Felinis]

Does anybody know for sure what the genetics of the original 11 NL seeds are?

Is NL a pure indica, i.e containing no sativa at all?

Is there any real evidence anywhere as to what genetics NL really contains?

On the sensi website it is called a "pure indica", on seedsman website, its called an afghani/skunk/haze, somewhere else it's said it contains thai.

What is the deal with all this? Does anybody really know the genetics of NL? Or are all wrtie ups just guesses, or the opinion of the breeder?

I find it hard to believe anyone can call it "pure" anything when there is so little info.

And who actually has the real cuts? Are they widespread in Holland now? Or are sensi and a few others the only ones with the originals?

Anyone with any info on this subject, please chip in. I'm very interested. I'd like to know what makes up this famous variety, and why the information about it is so diluted.

Peace. Solid.

It's 5% Thai sativa.