Jack Herer reviews

Grade- A- This has a two tier effect...the first tier being a euphoric, clear headed effect, and the second bringing you down to a happy, and relaxed effect. I'm partial to morning use.

Just a great active strain. My wife lovingly called this strain "nipple weed", as she gets a full body tingle and enhanced sensitivity. She sees this as a lady viagra. One of our Favs :)

GREAT FLAVOR AND SMELL

Like this strain alot!! However after a while made me tired so if you wanna stay up, keep toking all day XD Can't give five stars because after a long while the high became predictable. Deff recommend though.

Absolutely one of my favorite strains of cannabis. I taste a spice with earth and pine . its a great pick up weed but I really like it for nighttime because it makes me really relaxed.

Jack's got your back! One of my favourites, packs a real punch and can take a while to get going the next day after a heavier session, perfect for the weekends!

I decided to check out this strain based on the article Bailey Rahn did about the best strains for anxiety and its very good. Definitely a sativa's sativa(morning strain), you could literally wake and bake with this, no need for coffee. Great way to get the head going in a positive direction when you wake up but I would avoid dosing too late in the day with it. Up next is the Blackberry Kush. Thanx for the recommends Bailey.

Is there a more confusing strain in the cannabis universe? Routinely listed by dispensaries as sativa, sometimes with supposed high percentage of sativa genetics -- I've even seen it listed as 100% sativa! -- research has never borne such claims out. Instead, once you get past dispensary listings and into more credible websites aimed at breeders, growers, and serious cannabis people, the sativa genetics turn out to be just over half -- 55% is the usual number. And that exactly matches the effects. It does not feel in any way like a high-sativa strain. Feels like the slightly sativa-dominant hybrid that it is. Nonetheless, I still keep seeing dispensaries list it as pure or almost pure sativa, which is nonsense and a great disservice to patients. Selling a gram of Jack Herer to someone who needs a sativa isn't just lazy research -- it's malpractice. So come on, dispensaries -- smarten up & get serious about accuracy in your listings. Cuz if you don't, the govt will, and this is exactly the kind of issue they'll use to justify their actions.