Northern Dawn - Homegrown Co.

About Northern Dawn - Homegrown Co.

Meet the luminous offspring of two legendary strains, Northern Lights #10 and Amnesia Haze. The result? A stellar hybrid with a cosmic THC level of 33%. Yes, 33%. She’s tasty, she’s high-yielding, she’s great for beginners. But 33%? This is where we drop the mic.Bud BasicsLight up Northern Dawn and you're setting sail on a sensory odyssey unlike any other. The high is a masterful mix, where the serene, earthy whispers of Northern Lights #10 meet the electrifying, citrusy spark of Amnesia Haze.The terpene profile is a complex symphony, led by caryophyllene and limonene, crafting an aromatic landscape rich with sweet pine and sharp citrus hints, grounding you in nature while lifting your spirits. It’s pure pleasure, amplified by the astronomical THC level and balanced through the terps.Growing Northern Dawn Feminized SeedsThis strain marries the tranquil, fast-flowering prowess of Northern Lights #10 (she’ll flower in 8 - 10 weeks) with the vigorous, cerebral heights of Amnesia Haze, creating a growing experience as unique as its effects.Indoors, Northern Dawn Feminized Seeds demands a stable environment and a watchful eye on humidity, especially during the dense flowering phase, to prevent any mold issues. She’s a bit of a space hog, needing room to stretch both vertically and horizontally, making her well-suited for growers with big tents.Outdoors, she flourishes in a sunny, Mediterranean-like climate, reaching her full, glorious potential. While not the easiest plant to grow,Northern Dawn Feminized rewards the dedicated cultivator with (up to) 19 oz per m2 of aromatic, resinous buds that capture the essence of both parent strains. And, in case you missed it, 33% THC. Cannabis affects everyone differently. Your experience with this strain may not be the same as someone else’s. Growing conditions—including light, nutrients, and pot size—play a major role in shaping the plant’s yield, potency, and flavor profile. Results will always vary based on how and where it’s grown.