The autoflowering cannabis strain Northern Light X Big Bud Auto by World of Seeds, also known as Northern Light X Big Bud Ryder, is a productive and resilient autoflowering cannabis plant that's easy to grow, compact in size and has a powerful effect. At the end of the flowering phase, some plants develop a purple hue.
The autoflowering cannabis seeds of Northern Light x Big Bud Auto from World of Seeds are the result of crossbreeding Northern Lights x Lowryder and Big Bud x Lowryder, with the best plants selected over four generations before being crossed with each other. The outcome is a potent autoflowering strain that allows for several outdoor yields per year.
It grows vigorously with a compact size, resistant to moisture and pests, ideal for balconies and rooftops.
It provides a distinct sweet and fruity taste, with orange citrus and hints of pineapple.
The effect is both physical and mental relaxation, potent and long-lasting, perfect for consumption after a long work day, leisurely relaxation, or nighttime use.
Produces up to 450-600 g/m2 indoors and 45-70 g per plant cultivated in soil or large pot outdoors.
It's harvested after 6-7 weeks of flowering following 20-30 days of growth. It completes the cycle in 10 weeks.
Completes the cycle in 70 days following the emergence of the first leaves.
Primarily an indica-dominant hybrid, it also contains Ruderalis.
The Northern Light X Big Bud Auto seeds from World of Seeds give rise to concentrated plants with a substantial yield, apt for any corner.
They're recommended for any type of grower, especially indoor and guerrilla-style outdoor growers, as they don't require much care. They're also suitable for urban terrace and balcony growers, as well as growers who love colorful cannabis.
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The autoflowering cannabis strain Northern Light X Big Bud Auto by World of Seeds, also known as Northern Light X Big Bud Ryder, is a productive and resilient autoflowering cannabis plant that's easy to grow, compact in size and has a powerful effect. At the end of the flowering phase, some plants develop a purple hue.
