Northern lights high,mid, or low grade weed.

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wonta

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Would Northern Lights be considered a High Mid or low grade plant. And how much an average does an ounce and a pound go for around your way. Any and all input well come.
 
Torturedzen

Torturedzen

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For many years, Northern Lights dominated the various harvest festivals, winning cup after cup,
leading to more than one request that she be retired from competition in order to allow other strains a shot at the title. That being said, you can bet she is a high-grade strain.
 
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washingtonbudz

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definitley high grade product. well i get oz for 150 of n.l. but i am very clos to the grower i think it goes for about 350 a zip though but i am not really sure. let someone else shin some light also before you listen to my price. good luck
 
catnips

catnips

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Have never seen it offered around this area. Typically, the going price for a zip here that may (or may not be) comparable is 400 plus.
 
fukdapolice

fukdapolice

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i have heard it is very potent(never smoked it tho), but i also heard it is not a big yielder, but i may be wrong.
 
NewGrowth

NewGrowth

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Dude NL is high grade and it is one of those sadly ignored older strains. I grew NL in my last grow and everybody was chatting it up like it was some kind of new strain!! Its a really great plant to grow and smoke. Lots of hype out there for all these new hybrids but NL is one of those tried and proven strains that has become a base for lots of breeders.
 
fukdapolice

fukdapolice

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NewGrowth said:
Dude NL is high grade and it is one of those sadly ignored older strains. I grew NL in my last grow and everybody was chatting it up like it was some kind of new strain!! Its a really great plant to grow and smoke. Lots of hype out there for all these new hybrids but NL is one of those tried and proven strains that has become a base for lots of breeders.
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how did u grow it? and how was your yield?

im pretty sure my next grow will be ak-47, but i was also thinkin of growin NL also.
 
NewGrowth

NewGrowth

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Yield is good on NL. Well the last grow was a small aero-tub set up. I had 12 plants under a 1000w HPS. I got an average of 800-900 grams wet off each plant.
 
calicat

calicat

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Very high grade. That strain has been used to cross with other strains because Northern Lights hits hard, it is a hearty plant, and can produce a lot under the rights conditions.
 
JetSet

JetSet

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I'm growing NL right now.. From what I've read NL is a good strain for newbies, and has low odor. (which is why I chose it) Why then does it cost so much on the street?
 
daniel watson

daniel watson

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northern light iz al very good strain..its brought around my town very often and when it arrives its never a bad batch...but ive never grown it if anyone has wuz it an easy strain?
 
fukdapolice

fukdapolice

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JetSet said:
I'm growing NL right now.. From what I've read NL is a good strain for newbies, and has low odor. (which is why I chose it) Why then does it cost so much on the street?
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the better the herb - the higher the price.

the shittier the herb - the lower the price.
 
JetSet

JetSet

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I guess I thought that the harder to grow/lower the yield = higher price.. Since NL is pretty easy to grow and has a decent yield I didn't really see why it was so expensive. I guess that doesn't have much to do with it.
 
NewGrowth

NewGrowth

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JetSet said:
I guess I thought that the harder to grow/lower the yield = higher price.. Since NL is pretty easy to grow and has a decent yield I didn't really see why it was so expensive. I guess that doesn't have much to do with it.
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Not commonly grown commercially, stuff like Big Bud and other higher yeilding plants are more common. It's also about hype purples are in now so they flood the market and as a result the price drops.
 
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blueberrydreams

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I guess I thought that the harder to grow/lower the yield = higher price
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supply and demand my friend, if everyone wants to buy some NL and only one dealer has it, he/she can jack those prices up. That's why i decided to grow my own, much cheaper and more satisfying IMO :) :) :)
 
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