Jack Flash #5, Feminized

Hello all!

After introducing myself, and asking for advice here on the forum, I've decided to go with the Jack Flash #5 (feminized) cultivar. Although mostly Sativa, I preferred the tolerance of warm climates and the potential of its heavy yield due to reliable genetics. The Northern Lights #5 genes will assist with the production, no doubt. I suspect the "unique father" used on this cultivar may have been Black Domina?

I acquired a 5-pack, and 4 out of 5 germinated. One of the seedlings had a slow start due to some cotyledon damage coming out of the shell. They are in a proprietary soil blend, being fed clean water, and the Roots Organics master 5ml program.

I am a medical cannabis patient in staunch compliance with RCW 69.51a.

Stay tuned for updates as they occur!

looking good, chair pulled :)

Well, it appears that there are 2 Indica phenotypes and 1 Sativa phenotype so far that are identifiable. The other seedling looks like it is showing Indica dominance. I'm very happy to have both a Sativa and Indica phenotype of this cultivar! 

I will post more pictures in a few days.

I don't know if you can really determine phenotype from such young plants. As a hybrid JF#5 can grow either wide or narrow bladed leaves and the first few leaves can be deceptive.

They do look nice and healthy.

Originally posted by obsessive what light have u got them under?

As seedlings, they are under a Sunblaze T5 system. They then get moved into a tent and are grown under MH (Hortilux Blue) for a week, then flipped to HPS (Hortilux Super HPS) for the remainder of the life cycle.

Clones come courtesy of a mother plant under the T5 system. I have a home-made clone machine. It's a 5-gallon bucket with a lid that has 2" holes drilled through the top. That's where you put your net baskets. I have a submersible pump that is connected to a series of PVC pipe and spraying nozzles. For under $50, it's the best cloning machine I've owned, even over the extremely expensive ones.