Blackjack Marijuana Strain

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Indica Dominant Hybrid Strain Indica Dominant Hybrid 70% Indica / 30% Sativa

THC: 14% - 24%

Blackjack, or “Black Jack,” is an indica dominant hybrid (70% indica/30% sativa) strain created through a powerful cross of the infamous Jack Herer X Black Domina strains. If you're looking for an uplifted head high that's pretty well balanced with a relaxing body buzz, you've found it! Blackjack boasts complementary effects that are sure to please the pickiest of patients, infusing feelings of creative energy with a relaxing pain-erasing buzz that will leave you relaxed and in a state of pure bliss long after you toke. A sense of focus sometimes comes with the high, letting you concentrate on mild activities, like watching Netflix or playing a video game, but definitely not anything more than that. With these effects and its strong 14-24% average THC level, Blackjack is perfect for treating patients suffering from conditions such as chronic fatigue, depression, pain, inattentiveness, and chronic stress. This bud has a sweet woody flavor with hints of pungent spice and pine. The aroma is very earthy and spicy in nature with a pungent overtone that's accented by sweet pine and lemon. Blackjack buds are super dark, with purple leaves, dark amber hairs, and a coating of dark amber colored crystal trichomes that have slightly milky centers.
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Very informative

May 1, 2017, 1:45 a.m.

A great example of this strain just cam through our lab. The terpenes were obvious so I suggested to the grower that he should sample them. The terpene profile is almost all jack herrer, so Im doubting the "70% indica part". We saw 26% THCA+THC, 2.3% terpinolene and 0.96% myrcene and 0.28% alpha pinene. All other terps measured were below 0.1%. Its one of the highest terpinolene strains we have seen, but those are jack herrer terpenes not black domina.

March 19, 2017, 7:33 a.m.
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