Nepalese Jam Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Cannabiogen Seeds

The Nepalese is a robust and compact highland Sativa with a short flowering period and excellent resistance to cold and fungi. Its dense and resinous flower...

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Nepalese Jam Cannabis Seeds from Cannabiogen Seeds

The Nepalese is a robust and compact highland Sativa with a short flowering period and excellent resistance to cold and fungi.

Its dense and resinous flowers with a very good calyx / leaf ratio produce exceptional quality hashish.

This hybrid was crossed with the Jamaica 85 to provide more vigour, bluish colours and a higher yield, and the classic positive effect of the Jamaican Sativa to the end hybrid while maintaining the original structure of the Nepalese Sativa.

Nepal Jam has been stabilized over successive generations and cultivated in all climates, including northern countries such as England, France and Holland. 100% Sativa is a Nepali x Jamaican '85 hybrid. F6 stabilized. Small to medium size. Columnar growth.

Sweet and caramel aroma with hints of honey.

Indoor 9 weeks. Late September-early October.

Medium to high power. Providing a powerful and complex mental effect, leaving you happy and on cloud nine for several hours.

Genetics: Sativa Nepal/Jamaica
Type: Sativa
Flowering Int: 9-10 weeks
Flowering Ext: End September - early October
Yield: Medium

Strain FAQ

How did honey-flavored cannabis strains originate?

Honey-flavored strains come from indica and sativa lines. Honey's delicious taste isn't genetically limited! Selective breeding enhances honey-like terpenes and targets effects and cannabinoid levels to create this particular flavor.

Does every early-finishing strain have Indica dominance?

Indicas have a shorter flowering period and so are normally involved somehow, however breeders have also created fast-flowering Sativa and hybrid strains. This is very useful as breeders can select from a larger range of potential genetic attributes.

How does cannabis fit into Central American and Caribbean cultures?

Cannabis has spiritual and cultural relevance in many Central American and Caribbean societies. Jamaican Rastafarianism for instance considers cannabis a sacramental herb.

Why are normal strength strains with 10%–19% THC commonly recommended for legal medical use?

For their balance, legal medical cannabis patients reportedly choose strains in this THC range. They are said to help relieve pain, anxiety, and insomnia without the psychoactivity of higher THC levels. This is said to make them a good choice for people seeking mild relief.

Were Sativa strains ever used for anything other than getting high or medicine?

Sativas' capabilities go beyond just these two things. Their strong fibres have been used to make ropes, clothes, and paper. This shows just how varied and valuable the cannabis plant has been even before its more modern uses.