Northern Lights THCO Flower

THCO Flower Northern Lights

With Northern Lights THCO flower, one of the most powerful and potent strains has been elevated to new heights.

Long praised for its tremendous power, Northern Lights was one of the first indica strains to gain true international renown. Shortly after premiering in Amsterdam coffee shops in the mid-1980s, demand for this muscle relaxing and euphoria-inducing strain soared across the weed-smoking world.

Now, Northern Lights has become even more psychedelic and potent thanks to this THCO varietal. This takes the good feelings and giddy sensations produced by Northern Lights to the Nth degree, ratcheting up the body buzz and warming indica impressions to 11.

Grown exclusively in light-assisted greenhouses, this 100% organic bud provides a mixture of pine notes and deep earthy spices. Once the bag is open, an instantly recognizable pungent smell hits the nose, delivering alternating dank and sweet notes.

The buds themselves are highly resinous and tend to glisten in the light. The large, tapered nugs run from deep to light green with a generous purple undertone that bring to mind a dark arctic forest just after snowfall.

The THCO is created through a solventless process that results in a multicannabinoid isolate which is then kiefed onto hemp flower to deliver a double dose of potent molecules that are guaranteed to guide you safely into the astral plane—or perhaps just the couch.

What strain is Northern Lights?

Northern Lights is a pure indica strain.

It came of age before modern breeding techniques made genetic information easy to come by. Consequently, its parentage is somewhat hard to trace. While we know it’s the parent or grandparent of several famous strains, such as X, the origin of Northern Lights remains cloudy.

Most cannabis historians and breeders believe Northern Lights is the result of crossing an Afghan indica with a Thai indica. There is speculation that the original breeding occurred in Seattle between the late 1970s and early 1980s. But what’s known for sure is that the strain popped up in the Netherlands in 1985 and quickly rose to worldwide prominence.

When it first cropped up in Amsterdam, there wasn’t a single Northern Lights strain. There were several. Of those original varietals, only a few survive today. The most powerful and popular of those, Northern Lights #5 has become known simply as “Northern Lights” while the others, such as Northern Lights #11 and Northern Lights #2 are still known by their numbers.

Is THCO flower or Delta 8 flower stronger?

For users interested in the most powerful experiences, THCO is the way to go. It is not only significantly stronger than Delta 8 THC, it provides a more intensely psychedelic high than even Delta 9 THC (the regular kind found in marijuana).

Many growers and experts rate the strength of THCO as about two to three times more potent than Delta 9. Delta 8 THC, on the other hand, is only about 60% as effective as Delta 9. That makes THCO (also known as THC-O) about five times more powerful than Delta-8.

Of course, it’s not quite that simple. THCO is made from Delta 8, but the two don’t create exactly the same sensations. While they are more similar than different, THCO is not just a turbocharged version of Delta 8 THC, it’s more like a powerful cousin.

Delta 8 is often described as a gentler version of Delta 9 that creates calmer and more relaxed feelings in users. While D8 products can deliver mild euphoria and small bursts of energy, it is generally considered a mild molecule that does more to produce calm feelings and moderate body effects.

THCO works more in the mind. It’s been reported to create effects that are almost hallucinogenic. Users report that THCO is responsible for jolts of euphoria and powerful spiritual sensations that are not present in the highs delivered by Delta 8. It’s

Although they are quite different, both are made from the same hemp plants. It’s also important to for users who are accustomed to Delta 8 THC products to use a much smaller dose of THCO—especially when first starting out. The increased potency of THCO can cause paranoia if too much is used, so always err on the side of caution and start with a small amount and wait a long time before dosing again.

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