Jager immediately establishes its bag appeal with large, chunky flowers. The flowers have a spade-like shape, almost resembling pine cones, tapering down from a broad base to a pointed tip. The flower adhere in a dense, short structure with dark green leaves and rust-colored hairs. Most phenotypes of the strain also boast streaks of deep purple — these striking colors are the byproduct of colder-than-average weather affecting the plants’ pigments (called anthocyanins) during the growing process. These already-colorful flowers are also coated in translucent amber hairs giving this strain an undeniable look.

Like its namesake liquor, Jager has a pronounced aroma of black licorice. When inspected more closely, unique scents of musk and damp earth are also at play.

Jager is hard to find and most seed banks around the world can’t offer this varietal and growers rely mostly on cuttings…fortunately you have come to the right place!  Get this rare strain while we still have it in stock!