crossing my jack herer seeds
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amneziaHaze
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You should get good and bad from the parents and maybe some grandparents genes that didnt show before in parents
go go kid
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thaught it was too good to be true
amneziaHaze
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If you are lucky you find one that has best of both worlds
jonathan 77
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it would fairly much depend on your chosen phenos and then the breeding process used by sensi seeds . it is possible they could make the genetics a little obscure by crossing them in different ways . but that would be weird of them. 
ive just tried it actually with jack herer from white label sensi . i got a interesting range of phenos from the 10 seeds . some indica and some hazey. last year i grew their regular jack herer . to keep it short - you will never create the jack herer parent plants that they use but you can potentially create a mutant or something. its probably safe to say that the genepool is quite wide in jack herer. it means you can avoid inbreeding fairly easy for a longer time .
ive just tried it actually with jack herer from white label sensi . i got a interesting range of phenos from the 10 seeds . some indica and some hazey. last year i grew their regular jack herer . to keep it short - you will never create the jack herer parent plants that they use but you can potentially create a mutant or something. its probably safe to say that the genepool is quite wide in jack herer. it means you can avoid inbreeding fairly easy for a longer time .
The more hazey gingery sandalwoody ones with a kinda almost soapyness to it as well in the taste and smell that's the best ime you come across it you will know the one im talking about my friends dad kept a cut of it for decades no jack ive tried since comes close that cuts long gone as well it's kind of ironic cos its one of those strains that took time to grow on me cos we were spoiled with it had it always so i didnt appreciate it so much i sure as hell miss it nowit would fairly much depend on your chosen phenos and then the breeding process used by sensi seeds . it is possible they could make the genetics a little obscure by crossing them in different ways . but that would be weird of them.
ive just tried it actually with jack herer from white label sensi . i got a interesting range of phenos from the 10 seeds . some indica and some hazey. last year i grew their regular jack herer . to keep it short - you will never create the jack herer parent plants that they use but you can potentially create a mutant or something. its probably safe to say that the genepool is quite wide in jack herer. it means you can avoid inbreeding fairly easy for a longer time .
popeyesailorman
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What you get has to do with how many times sensi selected for ? If it is a f1 hybreed or a f5 inbreed. Making a f2 from f1s would give you a wide range of phenotypes; Making a f6 from f5s would make for more uniformity.
jonathan 77
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hi sounds interesting . was it it a short pheno or tall ? im not really a expert by any means on jack herer . probably cracked a total of 30 seeds . i cloned off 3 mother plants last year . was good . very fucking good
Tall but not totally wild it was managable yeah u get a good one its very nice smoke for sure
go go kid
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thats an understatment lol
True but vs nevils haze or anything more hazey its managable plus i got the space to finish plants about 6 feet tall indoors so i aint so bad that way of course sure i prefer em way shorter tis not as effective lighting tall plants vs small but i can worst casethats an understatment lol