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Breeder: Sensi Seeds

 

Northern Lights #5 x Shiva Skunk

 

Sativa Dominant

 

9-10 weeks

 

Potency Test Results: (link to Kaprikorn's THC and terp results)

THC: 27%, 27% (indoor)

THC: 26%, 26%, 26% (indoor)

THC: 25% (indoor)

THC: 24%, 24%, 24% (indoor)

THC: 23% (indoor)

THC: 22% (indoor)

 

Difficulty: difficult

 

Yield: heavy

 

Grow Type: indoor, light dep, outdoor

 

Kaprikorn's Description:

Jack Herer is a sativa dominant strain that smells like haze, lemons, and piney. This strain forms a 5+ nodal top cola with tons of secondary branching that form 2-4 nodal connected mini colas beneath with golf ball sized buds. The buds have a moderate density with a low leaf to calyx ratio and long restacked calyx’s. The buds have high trichome production, and are golf ball sized with light green hues and orange pistils. This strain will triple in size in flower and has high lateral and vertical growth. Due to Jack's open branch style structure she has a moderately dense canopy that you can easily see through. This is a more hands on strain to maintain in terms of pruning and defoliation. Her fan leaves are small and there is a lot of them making defolition a time consuming task. Her branches have little sturdiness and need a lot of extra support. This strain has a high demand for nutrients and is a very heavy feeder. Overall it is a more difficult strain to grow, but it will do well in any style of grow.

 

Smoking Profile:

Jack Herer is a classic sativa dominant strain named after the late, famed cannabis activist and educator who helped pave the way for cannabis legalization and education in the United States. Jack Herer has a piney and bright nose, that highlights the high levels of farnesene found in its flower. When consumed, this is evident in its prominent green apple flavor, along with flavor notes of bright, sharp ginger and citrus. Jack Herer will leave you feeling euphoric, energetic, productive, and uplifted - ready to seize the day.

 

Top 3 Terpenes:

  1. Terpinolene (Turpentine)
  2. β-Caryophyllene (Cinnamon)
  3. α-Farnesene (Basil)

Jack Herer

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