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Jack Haze Strain Review (7Acres)

Strain Reviews · By Arkady Kats · Updated · 4 min read

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For this cannabis strain review, I tried out some Jack Haze made by 7Acres. You won't find much criticism of this cultivar online, and this review is no different.

When 7Acres launched it in 2019, its parent company called Jack Haze 7Acres' first sativa-dominant strain, with high THC and a terpinolene-forward profile. This batch was labeled high in THC with very little CBD; exact numbers vary by batch.

  • Lineage: Not published by 7Acres; the name nods to Jack Herer
  • Type: Sativa-dominant
  • Potency: High THC, low CBD; exact numbers vary by batch
  • Terpene Profile: Terpinolene-forward, per 7Acres; this batch also listed myrcene, ocimene, caryophyllene and pinene
  • Packaging Details: Packaged on 5/5/2020 and tested/reviewed on 8/20/20, exactly 107 days later. Lot# JH01P007-A
  • Pricing Details: Purchased 3.5 grams for $30.40 at the SQDC in Montreal, Quebec, Canada ($8.69/gram) at the time of review

Appearance: 3/5

This Jack Haze looked solid, and the bag appeal was there. The humidity read 52%, so I used a Boveda pack to bring it to 62%.

The dense, well-trimmed, light green nugs were covered in trichomes, with many dark orange, almost grey pistils.

I had to drop the score slightly because of the trichome glands that weren’t very intact, which may have something to do with the enormous container used for such a small amount of flower and lots of maneuvering throughout a few months. There were a couple of medium-sized nugs, but all the other ones were fairly small.

I've seen far worse in the legal market, so this is above average. It just doesn't stand out much.

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Aroma: 5/5

Enjoyable, pleasant, addictive, and refreshing are the words I’d use to describe the smell that popped out of the freshly sealed container. It starts with a strong sweet citrus smell, which is accented with notes of pine, mint, a bit of diesel, and a tiny touch of spicy pepper.

The complex terpene profile makes it, so your nose is going in different directions every time you take a whiff. It’s a perfect sweet and spicy mix as you get the sweet Haze characteristics mixed with the spicey/gassy notes that Jack usually provides.

I absolutely loved the aroma of the Cuban Linx Strain and Ruxton (Sour OG) by Broken Coast, but I found the aroma of this Jack Haze Strain to be addictive.

When I say addictive, I found myself opening up the container and shoving my nose in it without even smoking it!

It has the piney, citrusy smell of some cleaning products, in a good way.

Flavor: 5/5

I have nothing negative to say about the flavor or smoothness. Every inhale was piney, and the aftertaste was sweet lemon with a touch of diesel.

On top of the great flavor, the entire smoking experience was flawless, and it just made me want more!

Effects: 4/5

This Jack Haze gave off some excellent Sativa-like effects, centralized mostly in the head, providing some uplifting and relaxing vibes while not giving off that sluggish feeling. The peak came in at about 15 minutes, and the high lasted about 90 minutes in total.

Terpinolene-forward, sativa-dominant strains have suited me well lately, but effects vary from person to person.

Read Also: Grasslands Sativa Strain

Overall: 4/5

This was a fantastic experience. The aroma and flavor reminded me of the Jean-Guy by 7Acres that I tried, but I found Jack Haze slightly better overall.

I'd recommend it to adults who already know how they react to high-THC flower. NIDA notes that strong products and little experience make anxiety or panic more likely, so beginners should start small.

This review covers a legal Canadian product bought in Quebec, where the minimum age is 21. Ages and rules differ by province. In the US, adult-use cannabis remains federally illegal, and state laws differ.

Alternatives

  • Super Silver Haze: A classic sativa-leaning Haze with a similar sweet, spicy Haze aroma.
  • Jean Guy: Another strain from 7Acres with similar citrus and pine notes. In my experience, it hits harder and heavier than Jack Haze.
  • Lemon Haze: A sativa-leaning strain with a strong citrus taste similar to Jack Haze.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Jack Haze strain indica or sativa?

7Acres describes Jack Haze as a sativa-dominant strain.

How does Jack Haze taste and smell?

7Acres describes notes of citrus, pine and warm spice. My batch smelled of sweet citrus, pine, mint and a touch of diesel.

Is Jack Haze affordable?

Prices vary by province and store. 7Acres positions it as a premium strain, though my 3.5 grams cost $30.40 at the SQDC at the time of review.

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