Florida Jack

Florida Jack comes out of Grow Sciences, the Arizona craft cultivator behind the flower, but its breeder and genetic lineage remain off the record. A Key Lime Surprise x Clementine cross gets passed around fan circles and grow blogs, but the trail never hardens into proof. The sources pushing it hedge, contradict one another, and leave too many holes to call the lineage confirmed. Despite the "Jack" in its name, most sources suggest there is no Jack Herer in the mix. That citrus-leaning Clementine influence shows up in the resinous, frost-tipped buds this cultivar tends to throw.

The nose opens with orange peel, lemon-lime, and pine, backed by a gassy, skunky edge and a hit of herbal pepper that keeps it from reading one-note. It reads bright and citrus-heavy up front. Reviewers describe an uplifting, focused head change, and fans of the strain tend to reach for it during creative or busy daytime stretches. Those who've tried it often note it fits tasks that call for a little energy without much heaviness.