Jack Herer [Femz.]

Jack Herer Strain

The name Jack Herer is well-known throughout the cannabis community. Jack was a big cannabis activist and writer who died in 2010 but left his everlasting mark through both his book, activist work, and now this dank strain! This strain is known for giving the best of both its parents. These Jack Herer feminized cannabis seeds were created by crossing over Skunk No. 1, Haze, and Northern Lights. As you can imagine with such popular parents, these Jack Herer seeds will produce something very special!

Is Jack Herer Indica or Sativa?

The Jack Herer strain is one of the rare types of seed that produces an even split of 50% indica and 50% Sativa. This perfectly split blend produces a very unique plant that gives the user a whole array of special qualities that make this cannabis breed stand out from the crowd.

What does Jack Herer smell like?

This strain is often favoured for stealth growers as the plants do not give off too much of a smell during flower. This trait comes from the Northern Lights parent which is one of the least-smelling cannabis strains around.

The buds are not too pungent in the aroma department, but beautifully subtle scents of fruity skunk are apparent.

Jack Herer THC Content

Jack Herer seeds produce powerful cannabis plants with THC levels of up to 21%.

What are the effects of Jack Herer?

Jack Herer gives the user a very unique high that is noticeably different from other types of cannabis. These different effects come from the 50/50 balance of indica and sativa within the genetics. Users state that smoking Jack Herer creates a high-energy buzz that is great for social events such as festivals.

How much does Jack Herer yield?

On average, the Jack Herer strain produces a yield of 500 grams per square meter, however, with some plant training techniques and lots of light, this strain has been known to produce up to 700 grams per square meter.

How long does Jack Herer take to flower?

It takes about 8 to 9 weeks to flower a Jack Herer plant. Towards the end of the flowering phase, huge amounts of THC will cover all of the bud sites, creating a sticky protective blanket.