Jack Herer Autoflowering

Jack Herer Autoflowering ist eine automatisch blühende ruderalis/indica/sativa Sorte von Fatbush Seeds und kann drinnen und draussen angebaut werden. Fatbush Seeds' Jack Herer Autoflowering ist THC dominant und ist/war nur als feminisierte Samen erhältlich.

Fatbush Seeds' Jack Herer Autoflowering Beschreibung

This strain as the name suggests comes from the crossing of a high quality Jack Herer plant and with a Ruderalis to create a autoflowering version. The Jack Herer autoflowering will reach about 1 meter.
The buds will be thick and resistant. This auto can produce up to 80 / 90g per plant outdoor.

The taste is very sweet and fruity. The effect is relaxing and a bit stimulating because of its sativa heritage. You might show a big smile on your face after the smoke.

Quality guaranteed.

Sativa / Indica / Ruderalis: 50% / 30% / 20%
Jack Herer x Ruderalis
Production: 80-90g / plant
Flowering time: 7 weeks

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• Jack Herer Autoflowering »»» Jack Herer x Unknown Ruderalis
• Jack Herer probably
  • »»» {Northern Lights #5 x Haze C} x {Skunk #1 x Haze C} probably
  • Northern Lights #5 x Haze C
    • Northern Lights #5 #5
      • »»» Purest Indica x Hawaiian #5
      • Purest Indica
        • Afghani
          • Afghanistan Probably Indica »»» Indica
      • Hawaiian »»» Sativa
    • Haze C
      • O Haze
        • »»» Santa Marta Gold x Wacky Weed Phenotype: aka Chocolate Colombian x Kolumbien
        • Santa Marta Gold »»» Sativa
        • Wacky Weed Phenotype: aka Chocolate Colombian »»» Sativa
        • Kolumbien »»» Sativa
  • Skunk #1 x Haze C
    • Skunk #1
      • Skunk #1
        • Skunk #1
          • »»» {Afghanistan x Kolumbien} x Mexiko
          • Afghanistan x Kolumbien
            • Afghanistan »»» Indica
            • Kolumbien »»» Sativa
          • Mexiko »»» Sativa
    • Haze C (siehe oben)
• Unknown Ruderalis »»» Ruderalis

Jack Herer Autoflowering Stammbaum-Karte

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