The cream of the crops, Jack Herer is an exquisite, highly awarded ganja strain, distributed under prescription by Dutch pharmacies as medicinal-grade cannabis. Named after the renowned cannabis activist and author Jack Herer, this strain is celebrated for its blend of tropical Sativa high and significant Indica resin production. Its buds, covered in clear trichomes, appear sugar-frosted, extending even to leaves and stalks.
Jack Herer shows a favorable variation from seed, embodying a delicate balance between Sativa and Indica influences. This strain offers features from both sides of its genetic line, demonstrated in three heavily Sativa-influenced phenotypes and one leaning towards Indica. Growers can select mother plants fitting their preferences, though its best yields often don't reach commercial sales, circulated instead within private circles.
All Jack Herer phenotypes promise a potent experience, combining a stratospheric cerebral high with a strong body buzz. Smokers should brace for a profound impact, offering a blend of sensations that is rare and cherished among enthusiasts.
- Regular: (non feminized) Cannabis Seeds
- Cannabis Cup Winner:
- Sunny: / Mediterranean
- High plant:
- Flowering: 50 - 70 days
- Yield: Heavy Yield
- 50%: Sativa / 50% Indica
Strain FAQ
Do peppery strains taste alike?
Absolutely not. Caryophyllene can reportedly change the vibe of even the same strain. Each batch is said to be an adventure because the soil, harvest, and handling can affect terpene levels.
How has Jack Herer affected cannabis culture?
The breed promotes hemp and cannabis activism and is named after Jack Herer who pioneered cannabis and hemp legalisation. The cultivar bearing his name symbolises advancement and possibility, highlighting cannabis's benefits beyond enjoyment.
Why do medicinal cannabis users regularly choose 50/50 hybrids?
Health issues might be complicated, but balanced hybrids are said to be able to help. They are used to combine Indica pain and inflammation alleviation with Sativa mood-lifting characteristics to create a multisymptom treatment.
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