Mama J's Pineapple Jack
Mama J's

Pineapple Jack (Sativa)

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Available now at Floyd's Cannabis Co - Everett in Everett, WA. Sativa-dominant extract.

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About this strain

Pineapple Jack — sativa

Pineapple Jack is a mostly sativa cannabis strain whose Jack Herer and Pineapple genetics collide, combining their soaring, blissful effects in unison. Tropical fruit and citrus flavors meet the earthy, piney taste of Jack Herer in an unusual pairing of island and tundra aromas. Weightless euphoria lifts the spirits, helping you keep your chin held high amidst stress and depression while still leaving you feeling active and productive.

Strain type
Sativa
Made by
Mama J's
What to expect

Effects, flavor & terpenes

Reported effects
Uplifted100%
Energetic89%
Focused82%
Aroused10%
Happy6%
Dominant terpenes
Terpinolene
Herbal — creative
Myrcene
Earthy, musky — relaxing
Caryophyllene
Spicy, peppery — calming
Pinene
Pine — alertness
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Where to buy Pineapple Jack near Everett

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1Floyd's Cannabis Co - Everett0.0 mi · EverettIn stockBest price$16.50
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Frequently asked

Is Pineapple Jack an indica or sativa?

Pineapple Jack is a sativa. The strain profile is the same wherever you buy it — only the price and which shelves stock it change from store to store.

What does Pineapple Jack taste like?

Its aroma and flavor are shaped by its Terpinolene, Myrcene and Caryophyllene terpenes. Terpene data exists for only a small share of products, so where it's available — as it is here — it's worth weighing.