Paradise Seeds

Despite flipping early and stressing her out, she produced the most beautiful, shiny, glittering, trichome-heavy buds i have seen so far. Take a look at the week 15 pictures. The grow was easy enough, she took to everything like a champ, as always with paradise seeds, the mids and lower buds are also rock-hard as can be. I also had the feeling she was ripening up in the lower part quicker than other plants. I spotted lots of amber trichomes even belower where there as less light penetration. overall, an easy 10 out of 10 for me. She smells good, grew fast, took to stress i subjected her to very well, i have no single negative point.

I can only recommend Hammer Strain to everyone.. easy to grow.. beautiful end result

Very good strain! Very good genetics - great old-school smell - awesome

Jacky" has brought me a lot of joy. The Auto Jack, Jacky White 6th Gen. from Paradise Seeds requires a bit of patience at the beginning, but then it's very easy to grow. After 5 days it sprouted, and another 5 days later it was hilled up. The node spacing was too short and too strong for LST, so I just let it grow. The flowering began in the middle of the 6th week and lasted 10 weeks. In the 6th week of flowering, it moved from the well-tempered grow room to the greenhouse. Obviously, it preferred the sun and the larger temperature fluctuations; it developed beautifully at a compact size of 66 cm. Last week, I found a small mold spot on it. Even though all the doors and windows in the greenhouse are open, it takes quite a while, especially on windless days, for the plants to dry from the night moisture. It needs a fan 🪭 It turned out to be 160 grams of wet-trimmed buds. They are now in the basement in DryFerm bags for drying. How much ultimately makes it into the jar and how the first sample tastes will be revealed next week. It took a bit longer, but postponed is not abandoned. It turned out to be 45 grams of quite dense, nicely fragrant buds. Jacky is currently my daytime favorite. It provides a nice, light, well-controllable high for hours and doesn't let you drop off. Usually, one balloon from Storz and Bickel's Volcano is enough for me, and I'm busy for hours. I prefer to vaporize Jacky at 165°C in 3°C increments up to 186°C, where I vaporize the lower temperatures multiple times to keep it smoother. My conclusion: The Auto Jack from Paradise Seeds is absolutely recommendable. It tastes fruity, slightly hazy, a bit sweet. During the day, it doesn't fry your brain; it gives you time to carry out your projects. Even when vaped in the evening, it helps me fall asleep well later and wake up refreshed. Many thanks to Paradise Seeds, without whose support this grow would not have taken place.

Jacky" has brought me a lot of joy. The Auto Jack, Jacky White 6th Gen. from Paradise Seeds requires a bit of patience at the beginning, but then it's very easy to grow. After 5 days, it germinated, and 5 days later it was hilled up. The node spacing was too short and too strong for LST, so I just let it grow. The flowering began in the middle of the 6th week and lasted 10 weeks. In the 6th week of flowering, it moved from the well-tempered grow room to the greenhouse. Obviously, it preferred the sun and the larger temperature changes; it developed beautifully at a compact size of 66 cm. Last week, I found a small mold spot on it. Even though all the doors and windows in the greenhouse are open, it takes quite a while, especially on calm days, for the plants to dry out from the night moisture. A fan is needed. It ended up being 160 grams of wet-trimmed buds. They are now in the basement in DryFerm Bags for drying. How much will ultimately go into the jar and how the first sample tastes will be revealed next week. Many thanks to Paradise Seeds; without their support, this grow wouldn't have happened.