
- Steady power, compact form, reliable finish
Iron Lion
Iron Lion is a compact hybrid bred for resin and steady effects, suited to controlled indoor grows and sheltered outdoor sites in the UK.
- Compact, resin-heavy plants ideal for SCROG and low-height tents
- Stable, long-lasting effects suitable for evening use
- Reliable flowering in eight to nine weeks with measured feeding
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18-22% |
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Low (<1%) |
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Northern Lights x Skunk |
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Hybrid |
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Intermediate |
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8-9 weeks |
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Medium, 60-120 cm indoors |
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Medium (350-450 g/m2 indoor) |
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earthy, citrus, spicy |
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Feminised photoperiod |
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cool northern summers |
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uplifted, relaxed, sleepy |
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Indoor and outdoor (best in sheltered outdoor sites) |
About Iron Lion
Iron Lion is a reliable hybrid that blends Northern Lights and Skunk genetics to produce compact, resinous plants. It performs particularly well indoors and can be grown outdoors in sheltered spots, but requires attention in cool northern summers to avoid mould and achieve full bud ripeness.
Iron Lion is a balanced hybrid with stout indica traits. It offers a steady mix of cerebral uplift and body ease.
THC sits in the moderate to high range, commonly between eighteen and twenty-two per cent. This level gives a noticeable psychoactive effect without being overwhelming for experienced users.
CBD is low, typically under one per cent across most phenotypes. The low CBD keeps the variety primarily recreational with some mild calming properties.
Iron Lion comes from a Northern Lights x Skunk cross. The lineage favours resin production, compact structure and reliable vigour.
Seeds are most commonly sold as Feminised photoperiod to give predictable flowering times. Breeders sometimes offer regular seed runs for those selecting traits.
Growing Iron Lion in cool northern summers requires attention to humidity and airflow. Plants respond well to steady feeding and shelter from persistent damp during cool northern summers.
Flowering normally finishes in eight to nine weeks indoors. Outdoor finishes depend on late-season weather and may need a protective canopy.
Indoor yields are respectable for its size, averaging around three hundred to four hundred and fifty grams per square metre with good technique. Outdoor harvests in Antrim tend to be smaller unless plants are given maximum sun and shelter.
The plant remains compact and bushy with short internodes, making it suitable for SCROG or LST. Expect typical indoor heights of sixty to one hundred and twenty centimetres.
Indoors in Antrim this strain performs reliably in a controlled grow room with regular training. Outdoors in Antrim it prefers a sheltered, sunny spot to avoid prolonged damp and wind.
Growing in Antrim with cool northern summers means prioritising ventilation and disease prevention. Use a sheltered site or move plants under cover to avoid late-season wet that can affect bud finish.
Users report an initial cerebral lift that settles into a warm, slow-moving body relaxation. The high is steady and rarely crashes abruptly.
The flavour profile combines earthy, diesel-like base notes with bright citrus highlights. A subtle spice lingers on the finish.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this strain, covering growth, effects, and suitability for UK conditions.
Start with a mild vegetative feed, then increase phosphorus and potassium during bloom while keeping nitrogen moderate; monitor EC closely.
Keep humidity under control with dehumidifiers or ventilation, space plants for airflow and remove lower foliage that traps moisture.
Begin checking trichomes around late September to mid-October depending on the season and pick before persistent rains set in.
Its compact structure works in SOG if you use uniform, short plants and a tight canopy to maximise light use.
Watch for spider mite and thrip pressure; use predatory insects, neem where legal, and maintain cleanliness in the grow area.
Yes, but regular seeds will produce males and females; Feminised photoperiod seeds are simpler for growers wanting only female plants.
With good environmental control and training expect around 350-450 g/m2; results vary with lights and canopy management.
Lower humidity gradually to under 50% during late flower and increase airflow to reduce bud rot risk.
Cross with a high-THC sativa if you want more uplift or a CBD-rich variety to balance the cannabinoid profile for medicinal use.
Use a small to medium grow room with good ventilation, a dehumidifier, LED lighting tuned for bloom and SCROG or LST to control the bushy habit; ensure climate control to mimic warmer, stable conditions indoors.
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