Nepal Jam

This plant is born of the cross of a Nepali Highland and a Jamaican Blue Mountain. It's a cross developed by the seed bank Cannabiogen. Despite being a sativa dominant hybrid, its flowering is relatively short. Nepal Jam is robust, healthy and vigorous. This strain is easy to grow and any grower will get good results with this plant.

Indoors, we must pay attention to its vegetative development. Otherwise, it could get out of hand. It's possible to put them at 12h after two weeks from sprouting. If you have already grown sativa plants in the past it won't give you much trouble. It takes about 70 days to complete its bloom. In many occasions it'll be necessary to use a net and do a SCRoG. This is the appropriate way to get the maximum yield.

It's outdoors where Nepal Jam will give its best results. It can be grown in cold environments with no problem, such as it's the case in the North of Europe. However, results will be even better in warmer climates. This is a machine of weed production and you'll normally get 1kg per plant with this strain. In the northern latitudes, leaves can develop darker shades. Some purple tones have been found in some specimens.

Nepal Jam regular will require a properly fertilized substrate and as many hours of sunlight as possible. If we know how to take care of it, it'll yield up to its maximum potential.

Both aroma and taste are peculiar. It has the typical fruity scent of sativa plants with pine-tree wood and spicy touches. However, its Nepali ancestry gives it a sweet aftertaste of charas. Overall, the taste is very special and it's even possible to feel some herbal notes in the end. The taste feels intense from the first puffs, particularly the fruity side. The effect is exhilarating and psychedelic, mainly cerebral. It also has a small corporal and narcotic side. Indeed, after the initial high, Nepal Jam will relax you.

• Sativa/Indica: 20/80%
• Flowering: 60/75 days indoors. Mid-November outdoors.
• Height: 40cm-1m indoors. 1-3.5m outdoors.