Sensi Seeds Jack Herer Auto 5 pcs feminised

Jack Herer Automatic seeds were developed by crossing three Sensi Seeds classics: Shiva Skunk, Haze, and Northern Lights #5. It is a 50% indica / 50% sativa hybrid, named after the Emperor of Hemp, Jack Herer. It is a medium-sized plant with a bushy appearance and large yields. The terpene profile features notes of spicy charas blended with earthy tones and fruity skunk flavours. Due to its autoflowering traits, it’s an easy-to-grow plant that thrives in temperate/continental climates.

Launched in 1994 during a ceremony at The Cannabis Castle, Jack Herer quickly gained a reputation for its outstanding characteristics. Its distinct flavour and aroma have made it a popular choice among cannabis enthusiasts worldwide, and this strain has won numerous awards, including multiple Cannabis Cups and Highlife Cups. Due to its potent effects and unique taste, the strain has been used as a parent plant for many popular genetics, and its influence can be seen in many hybrid strains such as Amnesia, Cinderella 99 and Apple Fritter

Jack Herer Automatic is a delightful cannabis strain that offers a unique blend of sweetness and captivating undertones. One of the advantages of Jack Herer Automatic seeds is their shorter growth cycle, which makes them quicker and easier to cultivate. They are also known for their XL yields, which make them a popular choice among growers who want to maximise their harvest. The buds are dense and resinous and have a unique terpene profile that is both sweet and earthy.

By incorporating Ruderalis genetics into Jack Herer’s original lineage, we have now created an autoflowering version, preserving the distinct qualities and enhancing the ease of cultivation. This allows this plant to flower independently without changing the lighting. Moreover, its robust characteristics make it possible for people living in continental and temperate climates to grow Jack Herer Auto. The terpene profile includes undertones of hashish and aniseed, with notes of fresh sandalwood.