Northern Lights X Do-Si-Dos Feminized Seeds (Bulk Seeds Guru) - ELITE STRAIN

Northern Lights X Do-Si-Dos is a popular cannabis strain, a cross between the famous Northern Lights and Do-Si-Dos. It's a feminized, photoperiod strain, predominantly Indica, great for relaxation and tranquility. The strain's genetics are a combination of two iconic strains: Northern Lights and Do-Si-Dos. Northern Lights brings potency and resin production to the mix, while Do-Si-Dos contributes a unique flavor and relaxing effects. This blend creates a remarkable strain with the best of both worlds. It's mainly Indica-dominant, providing deeply calming and soothing effects, ideal for relaxation and stress relief. This heritage also contributes to its impressive resin production and dense buds. This potent strain has THC levels from 17% to 23% and around 2% CBD.

The buds of Northern Lights X Do-Si-Dos are compact and dense, displaying green shades with purple hints. They are covered with trichomes, giving a frosty look that shows potency. The taste and aroma of this strain are delightful, with an earthy base and sweet notes, making for an enjoyable experience. The aroma has hints of sweetness. The effects of this strain are deeply calming, great for unwinding. It brings tranquility and contentment, promoting appetite and restful sleep. Growing Northern Lights X Do-Si-Dos is relatively easy, even for beginners. It does well indoors and outdoors, with indoor growing providing better control over the environment. The flowering time is about 50 to 60 days, and it grows to about 3.94 feet (1.2 meters). With care, growers can expect impressive yields.

To germinate Northern Lights X Do-Si-Dos seeds, put them in a damp paper towel or a seedling tray with moist soil. Keep the temperature between 70°F and 80°F (21°C - 27°C) and keep the moisture consistent. The flowering time is approximately 50 to 60 days. During this time, the plant develops dense buds. Indoor growing can yield between 1.8 - 2.14 oz/ft² (550 - 650 gr/m²). Outdoor growing can result in even higher yields, with an average of 21 - 28 oz/plant (600 - 800 gr/plant). These generous yields make it a good choice for both commercial and personal growers.