“I grew one of these Jack Herer along with some other strains. JH proved to grow like a champ, and was just pristine in the way it grew, with a strong healthy trunk and stems, healthy looking leaves and buds with good balance through out the plant. It also produced well, and was easy to grow. The only thing I did not like about it was that it literally tasted like shit, and I had a hard time smoking mine. Maybe a good quality for someone who needs to cut back on his smoking. It may have been relative to the way I grew it, but all the other plants that grew alongside it did not have any abnormal turpine problem, and it might have only been an isolated plant among the lot, where as I only grew the one. It did however provide a real decent high, and as I whittled down my entire stash to absolute zero, I smoked every bit of the Jack Herer, so it could not have been that bad. I have 5 more JH seeds, and I will be growing them again, hoping for a little better taste. I have been having a lot of turpine problems after going 100% organic, where as you really have to know what you are doing when you go that route, so like I said, it could be relative to my own soil mix, so I am just a school boy who will have to try a mild dose of some real well proven soil mix next time for these seeds. Especially that the feed is real well broken down, and that it is not too hot. That should fix it, that is my bet anyway.”
“Jack Herer, (not Herrer), from Seedsman has been in almost all of my indoor tent grows for about 3 years. It is one of the most beautiful strains to grow as the plants have a classic, symmetrical shape and gorgeous, big, deep green leaves. It is a good yielder and the high always puts a smile on my face from the happy, upbeat effect. I've ordered this several times and see very little difference in phenos. Very stable genetics. You can expect 8-12 cured ounces, depending on growing style. It can take a lot of abuse and nothing seems to bother it. You can top it, mainline it, high stress bend it and it's fine with anything! Excellent plant for beginners. Highly recommended! Possibly my favorite hybrid.”
“Jack Herer, (not Herrer), from Seedsman has been in almost all of my indoor tent grows for about 3 years. It is one of the most beautiful strains to grow as the plants have a classic, symmetrical shape and gorgeous, big, deep green leaves. It is a good yielder and the high always puts a smile on my face from the happy, upbeat effect. I've ordered this several times and see very little difference in phenos. Very stable genetics. You can expect 8-12 cured ounces, depending on growing style. It can take a lot of abuse and nothing seems to bother it. You can top it, mainline it, high stress bend it and it's fine with anything! Excellent plant for beginners. Highly recommended! Possibly my favorite hybrid.”
“Jack Herer, (not Herrer), from Seedsman has been in almost all of my indoor tent grows for about 3 years. It is one of the most beautiful strains to grow as the plants have a classic, symmetrical shape and gorgeous, big, deep green leaves. It is a good yielder and the high always puts a smile on my face from the happy, upbeat effect. I've ordered this several times and see very little difference in phenos. Very stable genetics. You can expect 8-12 cured ounces, depending on growing style. It can take a lot of abuse and nothing seems to bother it. You can top it, mainline it, high stress bend it and it's fine with anything! Excellent plant for beginners. Highly recommended! Possibly my favorite hybrid.”
“I recommend seedmens Jack Herer Strain it tends to be more indica leaning. I grew this indoors and LSTed this for two months and was able to get 8oz’s indoor from a single plant. The strain really takes well to training and has a great smell and taste, I got earthy and citrus terpines. I highly recommend, it was a great and stress free grow.”
