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Mandarin Jack Herer Autoflower Feminized Cannabis Seeds

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Mandarin Jack Herer Autoflower Cannabis Seeds Feminized

Mandarin Jack Herer Autoflower (Feminized) is a citrus-bright, sativa-leaning autoflower built for growers who want fast results, loud terps, and an upbeat, functional vibe. This strain name is typically used for a Mandarin Auto × Jack Herer Auto-style cross, combining Mandarin’s orange-sweet punch with Jack Herer’s classic haze-and-spice character.

Flavor, Aroma, and Terps

Open the jar and you’re aiming for a two-part profile:

  • Fresh mandarin/citrus sweetness with a spicy kick (Mandarin Auto notes often list citrus, sweet, and spicy).

  • Earthy, lemony haze with pine/incense and spice (Jack Herer Auto is commonly described with earthy/lemon/spicy/sweet notes).

The result is the kind of “orange-haze” bouquet that stays loud after curing—sweet on the inhale, then sharper and more herbal/spicy on the finish.

Effects (Adult Use)

This one is popular for a bright, energized mood that can feel happy and clear-headed, followed by a smoother body calm—more “refreshed and ready” than couch-locked. Mandarin Auto is commonly described as energized/happy/relaxed, while Jack Herer Auto is often positioned as pleasant, upbeat, and focused.

Grow Style: Fast, Simple, and Productive

Because it’s an autoflower, you don’t need to change your light cycle to trigger bloom—keep conditions steady and it runs on its own timetable. Mandarin Auto is commonly listed around 45–55 days, while Jack Herer Auto offerings are often listed around 9 weeks (with some catalogs placing similar Jack Herer autos in the 10–12 week seed-to-harvest window).

Expect a medium auto structure that responds well to gentle training and good airflow. Jack Herer Auto is commonly listed in the ~27–43 in (about 69–110 cm) range.

Potency & Cannabinoids

For cannabinoid expectations, published references for the parents commonly place this style of cross in a THC-forward range (Mandarin Auto is listed at ~18% THC, and Jack Herer Auto listings commonly sit in the ~16–24% THC range) with low CBD (often 0–2%).

Yield Potential (Indoor / Outdoor)

With solid light and dialed-in basics, this type of citrus-haze auto is typically positioned for solid-to-strong yields. Mandarin Auto is listed up to ~300 g/m² indoors and ~200 g outdoors, while Jack Herer Auto listings commonly show ~350–450 g/m² indoors and ~200–450 g/plant outdoors (depending on the specific breeder listing).


Auto Mandarin Jack Herer Strain Details

Strain Details
SexFeminized
VarietySativa-leaning hybrid  65–70% sativa style
Strain GeneticsMandarin Auto × Jack Herer Auto (cross-style)
Flowering TypeAutoflower
Flowering OutdoorAugust
Flowering Indoor~9–11 weeks from seed (fast auto cycle)
Where to GrowIndoor / Outdoor / Greenhouse
Taste / FlavorCitrus, sweet, spicy; earthy/lemon haze notes
EffectEnergized, happy, uplifting; relaxed finish
Plant HeightMedium (often ~69–110 cm range for Jack Herer Auto examples)
CBD ContentLow (often <1% to <2%)
THC ContentTypically ~18–24% (parent-line published ranges)
Yield Indoor~300–450 g/m² (with good conditions)
Yield Outdoor~200–450 g/plant

Legal Disclaimer: Cannabis laws vary by jurisdiction. It is the buyer’s responsibility to know and follow all local, provincial/state, and federal laws. These products are intended for adult customers (18+ or as required by law) where permitted. We do not encourage or promote any illegal activity.

  • Availability: In Stock
  • Model: Q.C.S.
  • Manufacturer: Q.C.S. Quebec Cannabis Seeds

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