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im sure there can be both. but i think the only lowriders ive seen were indica
found this at http://www.salviaonline.co.uk/lowryder.htmQuote:
Lowryder claims direct descendance from superior Williamâ??s Wonder and Northern Lights no.2 indica, while keeping the identity
of its third, more exotic ruderalis-type ancestor a secret.
indicia :D
Awrite ...perfect for my high BP then! ;)
Just read up low ryder on wiki and it says it requires no light!? Is this true?
lol not "no light"Quote:
Originally Posted by bhouncy
all plants need light to live...but it will flower even if the lights arn't going at 12/12
So you can grow it at any time of the year (outside) and it will bud......aslong as it's not too cold!
Although apparently best results are achived under normal lighting times.
Low Ryder had a part Ruderalis which is a third type. Not many potent strains have come from ruderal crosses. Ruderals plants stay low and short to the ground and have practically no thc and dont need light cycle to differentiate between growing styles. Low Rydar is one of the few crosses that has had a somewhat high THC count.