The Silver Jack Feminized strain is a cross between Jack Herer and Super Silver Haze. It is often considered as one of the most stable strain that any grower can cultivate. It produces that special type of high that is strong and long lasting.
Flowering: 9 to 11 weeks
Type: 20% Indica 80% Sativa
Climate: Indoor/Outdoor
Yield: 400 gr/14.1 oz/sq. meter (indoor) – 750 gr/26.5 oz/sq. meter (outdoor)
THC level: Up to 21%
Height:110 cm/43.3 inch (indoor) – 170 cm/66.9 inch (outdoor)
Grow: Easy to Moderate
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Description
When it comes to growing, you can expect some long-fingered leaves, with sweet and dense bud formation that appears light green because of its frosty resin coating. Make sure that you do not harvest them quite soon, as, during the last three weeks of the buds, they will be filled with sticky resin.
The Silver Jack feminized strain is also known for its great flavor, that is, a combination of spicy lemon and a buttery, sweet aroma. With this, you can spark your feel of creativity while boosting your energy with this strain. As such, this strain can be smoked at the earlier part of the day, while at work, and you can expect great outputs in your job.
As a medical marijuana strain, on the other hand, it is good for treating people who are dealing with some medical conditions, including ADD, anxiety, ADHD, and other related conditions. Some users report that they never really get bored of smoking this strain, as every puff is worth all the delight. For growers, it is worthy to note that the uptake of nutrients in this plant is quite high, which means that it is very important to ensure providing this plant with some additional fertilizer.
Growing Details
Since the flowering period reaches 9 to 11 weeks, it is recommended for growing indoors if you are growing in the northern regions since it may be a struggle for you to receive a harvest before the temperature starts to drop. Again, be careful not to rush it so that the buds will develop their optimum potential in producing thickly coated with sticky and frosty resin.