Auto Jack Herer by Original Sensible Seeds
Auto Jack Herer carries the familiar Jack direction into a much more compact and faster format without losing the brighter and spicier side that defines the line. At its core, the strain stays more mobile and more sativa leaning than many heavier autoflowers, but it is pulled into a structure that shortens the cycle and makes the plant easier to manage.
In growth, it shows more reach than many squat automatic lines without becoming unruly. The plant develops enough height and structure to keep a more open picture, while still holding its shape. That is what makes it interesting, because it does not feel like a miniature auto, but more like a quicker translation of a larger classic line.
The full cycle is usually placed at around 65 to 75 days from seed to harvest. Indoors, figures often reach up to 450 g per m², while outdoor plants are commonly listed at around 150 g each. That means Auto Jack Herer stands for more than speed alone. It is an autoflower that combines a shorter run with a solid productive frame.
The profile stays clearly on the spicier and fresher side. Citrus, spice and a drier, lightly resinous depth work together without slipping into a heavier Kush direction. Because of that, the aromatic picture feels brighter and more direct than many denser autos that lean more heavily into sweetness.
Auto Jack Herer is therefore easy to read as a fast autoflower with a more open plant character, a good level of output and a spicy citrus signature. Its value does not come from oversized promises, but from the way classic Jack elements are translated into a shorter cycle.
Data sheet
| Crossing | Jack Herer x Autoflowering |
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| THC | 18 % |
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| Life cycle | 65-75 days from germination to harvest |
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| Harvest month | September |
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| Indoor height | 60-120 cm |
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| Outdoor height | 60-120 cm |
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| Yield outdoors | 120 grams per plant |
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| Yield indoors | 450 g/m2 |
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| Aroma | pine, cedarwood, herbs, warm spice, delicate citrus notes |
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