Blackjack

This is a viability review. I bought these seeds in 2013. I was digging through my desk found them 6 years later.. lucky me.. so.. decided to see what happen. ALL 5 OF THEM POPPED. Hopefully all will survive. Thank you for a sturdy product. Hopefully will be doing another review at a later date

By Steve A. posté sur 2019-05-18

Here's a few words about the blackjack regular seeds I got in Jan'14. Grew them for 3 years straight until moving April'17 from the 600sqft apt. Upon learning to grow a clone live on the mother plant had near 100% success. Now I use a cloner, but it uses a lot of electricity. Found if you stretch the flower to near ten weeks, getting it as cool down to 55°f at night as possible. Complete darkness for 48 hours before harvest and they would purple up like somebitch. Mainly just waiting for the heads to begin to amber, they will purple. In Wal-Mart poly .50¢ blue bags work awesome. Breath great. Hold about 7 gallons. Fill with your favorite Coco. Put 4 or 6 in those $10 clear 6 inch storage tubs for under the bed. That way you can water from the bottom up and you'll have fewer bug problems. Go with 600 watt max unless you have AC. 1000 watt is nice but cost of removing the added heat isn't cost effective. Or for me "it ain't cheap". These Dutch seeds do not have a very strong smell. Cali. ones I have I cut down 12 in flower because my 4in can filter & 1gal Ona couldn't start to control. So I'm back after 2 years. Had some flowers as tall as half gal mason jar& big-a-round as a racket ball. Very grape tasting after purpling.

By David D. posté sur 2019-05-06

I ordered these regular seeds back in 2016, and I notice they now are available in fems only. Good thing I saved some, for future breeding use, as the genetics were strong and seemed mostly stable. Got 2 genotypes, one slightly more indica and skunky, but both were excellent, not only for the traditional sativa high I remember from the '70s, but for the nerve pain relief the variety provided. I grew these girls outside & they did fine through over 100 degree F. heat of the summer here, maturing near the end of October. Huge buds, especially the more indica leaning, which was topped once early on, and ended up with 2 main colas the size of my arm. Low humidity here, so no problem with mold, so can't really say how resistant to mold the variety is. I highly recommend Blackjack to anyone who has a basic understanding of plant growth and needs. I would say very easy to grow, but then I'm an agronomist, so can't really say if ok for newbies.

By Thomas T. posté sur 2018-07-24