Description

Jack Flash

Seed Type Regular strain Jack Flash is a regular strain, which will produce male and female plants.
Cannabis Cup Winner Cannabis cup winners Jack Flash has won a Cannabis Cup or another Cannabis Award.
Sativa / indica Sativa / indica Hybrid The Jack Flashis a Sativa / Indica Hybrid.
Flowering Time Average flowering period Jack Flash will need an average flowering time to reach their full potential.
Height High plant Jack Flashwill grow substantially during the flowering phase.
Yield Heavy yield Jack Flash can produce a very large yield, but may require a little extra care to achieve their full potential.
Climate Zone Sunny / mediterranean Jack Flash can be grown outside in a warm, sunny climate with a long summer.

Jack Flash Regular is a high-performing hybrid; crossing Jack Herer with a Super Skunk and a Haze. Outside, it grows to prodigious heights, and offers impressively big yields. However, the height can be limited by growing the plants indoors. The buds produce a deliciously earthy, citrusy scent, and the plentiful resin can be used to make extracts. As for Jack Flass highIts pure sativa  energetic, creative and uplifting.

Growth pattern of Jack Flash Regular

Jack Flash Regular cannabis seeds are an almost balanced combination of sativa (45%) and indica (55%). The strain was created by Sensi Seeds, who took their original Jack Herer genetics, and crossed them with Haze and Super Skunk. The result is an energising, happy high thats pure Jack Herer, combined with the many benefits of indica strains.

These cannabis seeds are the regular variety, which means theyll produce both male and female plants. This is ideal for those who want to generate their own seeds, or who want to experiment with breeding plants themselves.

Jack Flash Regular requires an average amount of time to complete its flowering. Growers can anticipate the flowering stage to take around 70 days in total. When cultivated outdoors, the plants can reach staggering heights. In fact, its not uncommon for them to grow as tall as 180 to 250 cm. Inside, theyre less towering, and in optimum growing conditions, they can be limited to around 100 cm. On average, growers should expect them to be around 100 to 180 cm when cultivated indoors.

When it comes to the structure of the plants, this strain has the tendency to bush outlike an indica. It produces substantial yields, both indoors and out. Inside, growers report harvesting around 500 grams per square metre. Outside, grow reports mention about 600 grams per plant, which is much more plentiful than average sativa harvests.

The plants have a highly distinctive bud formation. The mould-resistant buds are large and densely-packed, and form resinous ropes. For best results, expert growers usually recommend cultivating Jack Flash Regular in a warm, sunny climate, with a reliably long summer. The plants also grow well inside, and respond favourably to the supercropping and lollipopping training techniques.

Effect, taste, and smell of Jack Flash Regular

Jack Flash Regular is a 55% indica and 45% sativa strain. Although its an almost even split, the high is very much sativa in personality. Users report feeling euphoric and uplifted, and often chatty and creative too. In fact, its a popular choice for social situations. Users should be aware that the effects are almost immediate, and extremely potent  so some caution is advised for inexperienced users.

While the plants are growing, they produce a skunky, pungent aroma. While this is noticeable, its not overpowering, which is useful when cultivating in the home. The smell intensifies as the buds reach harvest-time, taking on a more dank, intense quality. As for the taste Its regarded as quite pleasant, with hints of citrus and exotic wood.

Did you know

Jack Flash is a prize-winning strain: It has won awards at the Denver Cannabis Cup, and the Highlife Festival.
Its referenced in the song Over the Pot (State of Grind) by Gast.
The popular Jack Herer strain is one of this varietys parent-plants.
Thanks to its indica genetics, its easier to grow than other sativa-hybridised plants. However, pruning these plants requires more expertise.