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Stltoed
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I friend did Northern Lights from Crop King. I started the seeds and grew them till a week or 2 after topping under 2 150 watt CFLs. They looked great. They were further vegged in a greenhouse under supplemental lighting for another month. Flowers looked OK. Buds clearly werent as big as Northern Lights should be. We harvested. Smell was really light... this is a characteristic of this strain. Trichomes weren't very prominent. I dried it and started the cure. The plants did a bit over 2 pounds. The problem is the bud had absolutely NO Power at all. Its so weak my wife likes it. Such a tragic outcome. 3 plants of 6 hermied, could be hereditary, but likely came about from pulling plants out of the greenhouse and "letting them get some sun". I took a whole hermied plant and made oil out of it.CK is on my do-not-use list. Someone was bad-mouthing canuk seeds not too long ago but they wouldn't say why. I had a couple free seeds from them so I decided to try them to see what kind of results I could get myself.since then I've heard other bad reviews about canuck so we will see how it turns out. I have bought from them before but not their seeds tried to stick to well-known breeders but only when they have sales their prices are a little high.
Northern is known for growing baseball bats without any real help. Its disease resistant, and resilient to environment issues. The perfect for the novice grower. My friends were green, but this should have been a slam dunk. I'll never do Crop King.
ALL breeders and seed banks get a bad rap... Myriad reasons why it doesnt work out... thats the nature of seeds. With a few germination tricks you can substantially raise your seedling count. But, 10 seeds will rarely be identicle. My King Tut was one of the few times all the plants did the exact same thing. I have 5 plants now, all the same strain, all growing differently. But the plants in my example just did just ok physically, and the stone was laughable... they were all the same. This was a breed issue