Jack Attack

Origin 1: Venus Genetics has run Jack Attack since 2005 as a feminized-only sativa, roughly 90/10, with a listed Jack Herer lineage flagged as probable. The breeder pitches it at about 22% THC and 0.1% CBD, with dense, very resinous buds and an incense flavor. It also promises a crushing effect, so pace yourself.

Origin 2: Several listings skip Jack Herer and go Northern Lights × Shiva Skunk, sativa-dominant at 20-22% THC. It reads spicy, skunky, and earthy, with a citrus edge and a mild sweetness. An Alaskan grower adds Haze and lands on sweet orange and cream, then a smooth, spicy pine flavor with a floral after tone. Northern Lights, Skunk, and Haze are also the pieces of Jack Herer, so this may be Origin 1 in disguise.

Origin 3: One retailer's brand sells Jack Herer × Diesel, with a nose of lemon, pine, sweet herbs, and citrus peel over a subtle diesel backbone. A tested batch showed 23.51% total THC with 2.37% terpenes.

The ride runs bright across all three. Expect an energetic, clear-headed lift, quick euphoria, and creativity, focus, and chatter, with a light body ease that skips sedation. It's a daytime pick, and high doses can bring dry mouth, dry eyes, and mild edginess. The name alone won't tell you which one you're holding.