Hijack is for people who want the best of what a Sativa can offer without the hassle of growing small trees. This is one Sativa dominant you'll be fine to grow indoors and it's OK with growing outdoors too. The taste is great, there's plenty of THC and yields are very respectable.
The taste will delight anyone who likes citrus flavours, if we had to pick out one we'd say lime, but there are notes of spice to round off the edges, in particular, there's a sandalwood baseline. The aroma could actually pass for perfume or at least for incense.
Although Hijack is technically Sativa dominant, it stays on the short side at about 50cm to 90cm so it's actually shorter than your average photoperiod Indica. If you want to make sure it stays at the lower end of this scale, then you'll be happy to hear it responds well to plant training. AK-47 was famous for its big yields and Hijack is also generous for an autoflowering strain with yields of up to 350g/m2 indoors and 300g per plant outdoors. It will complete its growing cycle in about 10 weeks.
For extra good news, the presence of AK-47 tames the Jack Herer parent so you get all of its goodness with none of its fussiness. Even beginners should be just fine with Hijack.
Use Hijack in the daytime for pain, fatigue, stress and insomnia.
Genetically, Hijack is a cross between Jack Herer and AK-47 (plus Ruderalis). It has about 18% to 20% THC, which is plenty for pain relief and to deliver a buzz which is somewhere between a lift and a high and is full of positive, creative energy.
Hijack is for people who want the best of what a Sativa can offer without the hassle of growing small trees. This is one Sativa dominant you'll be fine to grow indoors and it's OK with growing outdoors too. The taste is great, there's plenty of THC and yields are very respectable.
The taste will delight anyone who likes citrus flavours, if we had to pick out one we'd say lime, but there are notes of spice to round off the edges, in particular, there's a sandalwood baseline. The aroma could actually pass for perfume or at least for incense.
Although Hijack is technically Sativa dominant, it stays on the short side at about 50cm to 90cm so it's actually shorter than your average photoperiod Indica. If you want to make sure it stays at the lower end of this scale, then you'll be happy to hear it responds well to plant training. AK-47 was famous for its big yields and Hijack is also generous for an autoflowering strain with yields of up to 350g/m2 indoors and 300g per plant outdoors. It will complete its growing cycle in about 10 weeks.
For extra good news, the presence of AK-47 tames the Jack Herer parent so you get all of its goodness with none of its fussiness. Even beginners should be just fine with Hijack.
Use Hijack in the daytime for pain, fatigue, stress and insomnia.
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Hijack is for people who want the best of what a Sativa can offer without the hassle of growing small trees. This is one Sativa dominant you'll be fine to grow indoors and it's OK with growing outdoors too. The taste is great, there's plenty of THC and yields are very respectable.
The taste will delight anyone who likes citrus flavours, if we had to pick out one we'd say lime, but there are notes of spice to round off the edges, in particular, there's a sandalwood baseline. The aroma could actually pass for perfume or at least for incense.
Although Hijack is technically Sativa dominant, it stays on the short side at about 50cm to 90cm so it's actually shorter than your average photoperiod Indica. If you want to make sure it stays at the lower end of this scale, then you'll be happy to hear it responds well to plant training. AK-47 was famous for its big yields and Hijack is also generous for an autoflowering strain with yields of up to 350g/m2 indoors and 300g per plant outdoors. It will complete its growing cycle in about 10 weeks.
For extra good news, the presence of AK-47 tames the Jack Herer parent so you get all of its goodness with none of its fussiness. Even beginners should be just fine with Hijack.
Use Hijack in the daytime for pain, fatigue, stress and insomnia.