Jack Herer (Sensi) - Phenotype identification

Lack of secondary branching is what I would associate with a plant with sativa dominant genes..............type C perhaps.

Maybe, if it has some fucked up physical trait like dr. grinspoon or those duckl-leaved strains or that other funky looking one i'm brain farting on. nobody can confidently look at a plant and pick out the strain name. it'd be a total crapshoot. Removing all those leaves didn't create any bro-science benefit, fyi.

Hi! Maybe this can be of help: https://sensiseeds.com/de/blog/cannabis-sortenportrait-jack-herer-von-sensi-seeds/ As per description, it might not #B due to mostly indica look of that particular pheno. IMHO, Pheno #A or #D because of the huuuge stretch??

Sensi Seeds doesn't have the same quality and credibility that they had 20 years ago. I've read and seen quite a few bad things about the current genetics from Sensi Seeds. The strains they sell now are no longer stable. I've seen totally different plants here, and they would all supposedly be Jack Herer. If you're looking for stability and predictability, you should look for other banks that clearly describe how the strain develops, harvest time, among other characteristics that many banks omit, and they do this because they sell anything, nothing predictable or stable. I haven't bought anything from Sensi Seeds in years. I don't see the legendary strains anymore. I prefer to buy from Humboldt Seed Company, for example, which has much better strains, much more stable. Cheers.

Lucky guy

You got the PHENO in your tent. Everyone who knows more about your PHENO is - I edited some mean words out of my first answer - doing a "best guess". You have way better and higher quality data. 😎