Nordle

Indica lovers will appreciate Nordle. A strain that gets its name from Howard Marks codeword for hashish, Nordle is an afghani cross skunk and has an extremely hashy smell and high CBD content.

The afghani comes through in this strain as it produces oily and potent buds. As with most of Mr Nice's seeds, Nordle is CBD enriched to provide a medical strain that packs more than just a punch. Skunk number 1 hybrids generally produce high potent buds and Nordle is no exception.

• Like most indica dominant cannabis seeds, Nordle has a flowering time of 8-10 weeks and produces a short stocky "christmas tree" like plant with tight rock hard buds.
  
  
• A great plant for indoors and out, Mr Nice has stabilized this strain to an extent where almost all trees came out looking identical.
  
  
• Like most skunk hybrids the yield is exceptional and on par with what you would expect from this amazing hybrid.
  
  
• Nordle tends to have very short node spacing and can get very dense during flowering.
  

Low humidity and plenty of airflow is recommended as Nordle can be susceptible to mold in late stages of flowering. Best is to keep lower branches trimmed and to remove access leaf mass from top colas.

As Nordle finishes flowering it creates monster buds with a dense herbal and fruity smell. Each trichome ready to explode with all the oils trapped inside, Nordle flowers are truly a remarkable site under a microscope.

Nordle makes an exceptionally great medical strain especially for the use of pain, sleeplessness, stress, and lack of appetite. The ratio of THC to CBD is over the 1:1 mark creating a hybrid that can truly be enjoyed by both recreational smokers and medicinal users alike.

The flavor of Nordle flowers can only be described as having that 60's hash taste. Sweet and spicy, with a hint of freshly cut grass, Nordle will have you reminiscing about the old days.

The drawback to Nordle, is that it gives you red eyes, and the munchies. It has a medium power level, making it perfect to take as a morning smoke as it won't abandon you on the sofa while you spend the rest of the day wondering how you got there in the first place. It regularly shows up with tints of purple on the leaves, and light and dull green covering the buds.