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Northern Lights Big Bud Grow Report
Posted By:	PuffDaddy66 My Strains
Genotype:	Mostly Indica
Breeder:	World of Seeds
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Grow Location:	Indoor
Medium:	rockwool/hydroton
Sea of Green?	No
Lighting & Wattage:	600 watt lumatec with yieldmaster II
Fertilizing Method:	Technaflora BC system
Pruning Method:	scrog 3 plants into a 3ftx3ft screen
Stature:	screen height 1 foot, buds rose up to 20 inches
Flowering Time:	3 months

Grow Results
Appearance:	colas kept stretching, and finally filled in. be patient! Let the buds fatten upp, it takes forever but is worth it.
Odor:	sweet-perfumey
Average Height:	20
Yield Per Plant:	6, 6,8 oz per plant total 20 oz. of bud, 5 grams bubble hash
Taste:	Good all-purpose weed.
Buzz:	Good balance of head and body high. Great for stress relief.
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Strain: Northern Lights Big Bud Rating:

Northern Lights Big Bud Grow Notes

Started with 3 seeds in early august in rockwool cubes on seedling mat. Vegged for about 5 weeks before weaving the three plants into a 36"x36" screen. Switched to 12/12 in early october and thought that I had over-scrogged and the buds would form intertwined into the screen. Bahahaa! Not so. Slowly a lot of colas rose up and kept going. I thought they had stretched too much and it took forever for them to fill in but they did. I flowered for 3 months before harvesting but it was worth it!

The plants were in 9" hydroton netpots in 3 gallon buckets. I drip feed them from a 12 gallon res. I got 2 extra oz from the plant I used a larger block of rockwool on. It stuck up 2" above the netpot so I assume it allowed for a better root system in the pot directly under the 3 drippers per plant.

My PH control was haphazard sometimes and my ppm meter didn't work so I winged it and still did OK.

More Northern Lights Big Bud Pix!

view from below shows the scrog before i cleaned it up a bit.

Comment Posted by: reverseosmosis4 on 07-31-2013 at 17:06
very different scrog
Comment Posted by: cyberbud on 06-18-2012 at 10:13
Palnts look very nice wish i can get my plants to be that good.
Comment Posted by: Karmic Farmer on 06-08-2012 at 09:29
Great report. I have an old NL x Big Bud pheno that goes 11 weeks not sure what company it's from but the cut is at least ten years old. Peace, KF
Comment Posted by: cyberbud on 04-22-2012 at 08:17
Very nice plant
Comment Posted by: olderthanbefore on 04-18-2012 at 17:00
Man! thats a long flowering time for a 45-55 day expected flowering time plant. I'm currently doing this strain with 3 phenos.Cuttings are just being vegged. I've grown a lot of N.L. strains and never have they took more than 55 days, and excellent yielders. Nice grow by the way.
Comment Posted by: olderthanbefore on 04-18-2012 at 17:00
Man! thats a long flowering time for a 45-55 day expected flowering time plant. I'm currently doing this strain with 3 phenos.Cuttings are just being vegged. I've grown a lot of N.L. strains and never have they took more than 55 days, and excellent yielders. Nice grow by the way.
Comment Posted by: sladeofdark on 03-31-2012 at 12:53
I have about 20 of these as well as 48 Cheese/Exodus Cheese clones in my first grow, which is going great. I am hoping these NL's perform well in SOG.
Comment Posted by: Reg Dixon on 03-24-2012 at 03:18
Was it a big smeller?
Comment Posted by: soberjunkie420 on 03-12-2012 at 00:54
nice!
Comment Posted by: mpd on 03-10-2012 at 04:25
Any comments on the overall value of this version? Would you buy it again?

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