Auto Amnesia Haze vs Northern Lights: Which Cannabis Strain Is Better?

A detailed side-by-side comparison of Auto Amnesia Haze (Sativa) and Northern Lights (Indica) covering potency, effects, flavors, medical uses, and growing characteristics.

Auto Amnesia HazeSativa

THC: 16-21% | CBD: 0.1-0.2%

Euphoric, Creative, Energetic

Moderate to grow

Northern LightsIndica

THC: 16-21% | CBD: 0.1-0.3%

Relaxed, Sleepy, Happy

Easy to grow

Side-by-Side Comparison

AttributeAuto Amnesia HazeNorthern Lights
TypeSativaIndica
THC Range16-21%16-21%
CBD Range0.1-0.2%0.1-0.3%
EffectsEuphoric, Creative, Energetic, Happy, FocusedRelaxed, Sleepy, Happy, Euphoric, Hungry
FlavorsCitrus, Lemon, Earthy, Haze, SweetEarthy, Pine, Sweet, Spicy
TerpenesMyrcene, Limonene, LinaloolMyrcene, Caryophyllene, Pinene
Medical UsesDepression, Stress, Fatigue, Pain, ADHDInsomnia, Pain, Stress, Anxiety, Appetite Loss
Grow DifficultyModerateEasy
Flowering Time10-12 weeks7-9 weeks
Indoor Yield350-450g/m²450-550g/m²
Outdoor Yield100-200g/plant550-650g/plant
HeightMedium (3-5 ft)Short (< 3 ft)
GeneticsAmnesia Haze x RuderalisAfghani x Thai
BreederMultiple (Royal Queen Seeds, others)Sensi Seeds (originally developed on the US West Coast)

Effects Comparison

Shared Effects

EuphoricHappy

Unique to Auto Amnesia Haze

CreativeEnergeticFocused

Unique to Northern Lights

RelaxedSleepyHungry

Growing Comparison

Auto Amnesia Haze

Difficulty
Moderate
Flowering
10-12 weeks
Indoor Yield
350-450g/m²
Outdoor Yield
100-200g/plant
Height
Medium (3-5 ft)

Northern Lights

Difficulty
Easy
Flowering
7-9 weeks
Indoor Yield
450-550g/m²
Outdoor Yield
550-650g/plant
Height
Short (< 3 ft)

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Which Should You Choose?

For evening relaxation and sleep, Northern Lights (Indica) is the better pick, while Auto Amnesia Haze (Sativa) is better suited for daytime energy and creativity. Beginner growers should lean toward Northern Lights, which is easy to cultivate, versus the moderate difficulty of Auto Amnesia Haze. Both strains can help with stress, pain, so either is a solid choice if those are your primary concerns. Ultimately, the best strain depends on your personal preferences, tolerance, and intended use.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Auto Amnesia Haze or Northern Lights stronger?

Auto Amnesia Haze has a THC range of 16-21%, while Northern Lights ranges from 16-21% THC. Both strains have similar maximum potency.

Which is easier to grow, Auto Amnesia Haze or Northern Lights?

Auto Amnesia Haze is rated moderate to grow, while Northern Lights is rated easy. Northern Lights is the easier option for cultivators. Auto Amnesia Haze flowers in 10-12 weeks and Northern Lights in 7-9 weeks.

What are the main differences between Auto Amnesia Haze and Northern Lights?

Auto Amnesia Haze is a sativa strain while Northern Lights is a indica. Auto Amnesia Haze is known for euphoric, creative, energetic effects with citrus and lemon flavors. Northern Lights offers relaxed, sleepy, happy effects with earthy and pine flavors.

Can Auto Amnesia Haze and Northern Lights be used for the same medical conditions?

Both strains share some medical applications. Auto Amnesia Haze is used for depression, stress, fatigue, pain, adhd, while Northern Lights is used for insomnia, pain, stress, anxiety, appetite loss. Always consult a healthcare professional before using cannabis for medical purposes.

Which yields more, Auto Amnesia Haze or Northern Lights?

Indoors, Auto Amnesia Haze yields approximately 350-450g/m² while Northern Lights yields 450-550g/m². Outdoors, Auto Amnesia Haze produces around 100-200g/plant and Northern Lights around 550-650g/plant. Actual yields depend on growing conditions, training techniques, and grower experience.