Nepalese Jam

Overview

The Nepalese, a compact and robust highland Sativa, is crossed with Jamaican’85, enhancing strength, yield, color, and effect while keeping its compactness. This strain is superb for colder, rainier climates or indoor growing thanks to its exceptional resistance to mold, cold, and pathogens.

Strain Summary

• Tipo F7-F8 STABILIZED HYBRID:Format Feminized and Regular
• Sativa / Indica ratio:60 % sativa / 40 % indica
• THC:14 %
• CBD:0-0.50 %
• CBG:0-0.50 %
• Flowering indoors:8-9 weeks
• Flowering outdoors:End of September / Early October
• Yield:Average
• Resistance against spider mites:Average-High
• Resistance against powder mildew:High
• Resistance against botrytis:High
• Resistance against white fly:Average-High
• Resistance against cold:High
• Resistance against heat:Average-High
• Latitude:0º-47º
• Genetics:(Nepalese/Jamaica ’85) x Nepalese.
• Structure:Small-medium structure with columnar growth.
• Bouquet:Seductive sweet, floral, creamy and caramelized aroma, with hints of honey.
• High:Warm, clean and expansive effect that leaves you happy and floating on air for 2-3 hours.
• Terpene profile:It contains the following monoterpenes: mainly beta myrcene in very high amounts, followed by traces of beta pinene, camphene, alpha pinene and linalool. Sesquiterpenes: mainly nerolidol, followed by smaller amounts of beta-caryophyllene and traces of guaiol.
• Growing Tips:Excellent adaptability to indoor growing. After several generations of breeding, Nepal Jam has acquired a surprising resistance against cold, rain and fungus. It produces excellent results, flowering even on foggy or icy days (in conditions where other varieties would easily die or rot). Nepal Jam has been grown in a great variety of climates: warm or cold, dry or wet, including northern countries from Central and Eastern Europe. Genetic analyses show that Nepal Jam has a unique genotype and low genetic variability. Due to its stability, adaptability and resistance, we highly recommend Nepal Jam for breeding projects, and to develop fast flowering hybrids of warm and expansive effects. The breeder recommends moderate levels of nutrients for the whole cycle.