I use to sell lbs Of it back in 91 to 94. one Of the biggest commercial growers here in Nova Scotia had three houses going pumping it out to the market. It was a light green sticky well structured bud that had strong sweet skunk smells.My question is short, but both short ans long answers are welcome.
What I plan to do:
I currently have 4 lines of Northern Lights #5 and will make a reproduction in the next weeks. In the following breeding steps, i would like to select according to the well-known characteristics of the NL#5 of the old days.
My question for you:
Are here in the forum old hands who remember of this old strain? Who can describe the plant characteristics / the weed / the effect / terpenes...? And does anyone of you have old photos of NL#5 plants?
Or maybe you have a link to more information about old traits of NL#5?
I look forward to your informative answers,
greetz
hatman
he use to drop off garbage bags of it to me and tell me “weigh it out tell me what it weighs and give me 10 bucks per gram for it“ that’s back when grams sold for 20 bucks a gram when you nickeled and dimed grams. Quantity I sold for 12.
I also scored clones of it from this guy and grew it both indoors and out. But back then I just mostly grew outdoors. It grew awesome outdoors here in Nova Scotia and would yield well over a lb per plant. It grew much better indoors though.
the taste was nice. Left a sweet after taste that left your lips and tongue numb. The high came on slow but hard. Almost like a creeper high. it wasn’t really a couch lock high and you could actual do shit on it. I use to smoke it and then go on a mad cleaning spree and clean my apart till it was glistening clean. My floors would sparkle they were so clean.
I use to get really creative thinking on it as well. I remember sitting there with my best friend and we would sit there for hours smoking NL5 talking about growing and how we were going to move out to BC and build the largest grow operations going. All high on NL5.