How does Atomic Northern Lights strain make you feel?

The Atomic Northern Lights strain has the following reputed effects: Aroused, Creative, Euphoria, Relaxing.

What does Atomic Northern Lights strain may help with?

Based on users reviews, Atomic Northern Lights strain may help with ADD/ADHD, Chronic Pain, Depression, Eye Pressure, Inflammation, Migraines, Nausea, PMS, PTSD, Stress, Tinnitus.

What does Atomic Northern Lights smell like?

The Atomic Northern Lights strain smells Earthy, Floral, Pine, Pungent.

What does Atomic Northern Lights taste like?

The Atomic Northern Lights strain tastes like Pine, Sweet, Woody.

Is Atomic Northern Lights Indica or Sativa or Hybrid?

Atomic Northern Lights is a Indica Dominant Hybrid (65% Indica / 35% Sativa) marijuana strain.

Atomic Northern Lights Marijuana Strain

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Strain Information

Indica Dominant Hybrid - 65% Indica / 35% Sativa

THC: 14% - 24%, CBD: 1%

This indica-dominant hybrid, with a 35:65 sativa/indica ratio, is a three-time Cannabis Cup winner that delivers a smooth, creeping body effect perfect for washing away pain and stress. Atomic Northern Lights is often used to treat anxiety disorders and chronic aches and pains, along with ADHD, bipolar disorder, and hypertension. It's an inbred descendant of the original Northern Lights, a world-famous strain that combined an Afghan indica with a Thai Haze. Atomic Northern Lights has modest THC levels, less than 14% in published tests, while CBD levels are also low, much less than 1%. Like Northern Lights, this strain has a strong, sweet earthy flavor, but also has hints of pine. The high is deeply relaxed and happy, with enhanced creativity and a shot of euphoria. Dry mouth is possible, as is paranoia, though other side effects are less common. Atomic Northern Lights, like the original, is most popular in California, though it can also be found in dispensaries in Washington State. It has likely made its way to the black market but is still rare there. While its parent strain has reached pretty much every corner of the known universe, Atomic Northern Lights has yet to catch up.

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