Good strain list a must read

http://www.seedbankupdate.com/strains.html

this list has detailed descriptions of just about any kind of bud you can think of

Only thing i don't understand is what is the difference between Northern LIght #1 and Northern light #5

Enjoy

GG23

#1 vs. #5... I *think* it means they both have the same lineage, but were developed by different breeders. Each breeder would select plants to propagate for different "ideal" traits to come out. Different phenotypes for same strain :confused: I'm not so good at the bio stuff... I'm sure many here can give a better answer (better chance of them being right too lol).

Different versions. Like backcrosses and stuff. Not sure the exact lineage.

nice thanks, i was lookign in to this NL #1 which looks tasty and also has a lower flowering time, any reccomendations on where to get it from? Dr Chronic?

See purple haze does exist!

as the story goes, the Northern Lights #1 and #5, etc were from same crop, but some exhibited different characteristics, (different phenos, thats all) ... I have 2 Northern Lights phenos going now, one type is typical, the other type has four main branches, different, but nice ... :smokin:

according to THIS strain list, they ARE different strains ... other histories I have read, they are as I stated, so I withdraw my previous answer ... as with most MJ 'names', you can ask 10 different people, and get 20 different answers ... sorry to add to the confusion ... :D

2 of the 6 that i am currently growing are not on the list (bummer)

* Spicy Jack
* Trainwreck

thanks for the info... i was able to spot the other 4

go to this list, too ... http://www.compassionatecoalition.or...ic.php?p=8889&

the Trainwreck is there, and my best guess about Spicy Jack may be Spice x Jack Herer ... but thats only a guess :smokin:

now that's a good list but if they had the flowering time and better if grown indoors out outdoors ect that would be the ultimate list