Nepal Jam seeds by Ace Seeds, a (Nepalese/Jamaica ’85) x Nepalese cross, deliver sweet, floral, creamy caramel flavor and uplifting, euphoric effects with 10–15% THC. A proven favorite among growers-Order today.
$92.88
Feminized
Sativa dominant
Nepalese F7-F8 stabilized hybrid x Nepalese F7-F8 stabilized hybrid
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10% to 15% %
Sweet, floral, creamy, caramel, honey
8 to 10 weeks
Average Yield
Caryophyllene, limonene, myrcene
Uplifting, happy, euphoric
Daytime
Provide moderate nutrient levels throughout the growth cycle.
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Fast, fragrant, and honest workhorse sativa. Nepal Jam brings classic sweetness with modern stability, finishing in 8–10 weeks without turning your tent into a jungle. If you want upbeat effects and a forgiving grow, this one punches above its weight.
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| Breeder | Ace Seeds |
|---|---|
| Genetics | (Nepalese/Jamaica '85) x Nepalese. F7-F8 stabilized hybrid. |
| Seed Type | Feminized |
| Strain Type | Sativa dominant |
| THC | 10% to 15% |
| CBD | Low CBD (0-1%) |
| Flowering Time | 8 to 10 weeks |
| Yield | Average Yield |
| Difficulty | Intermediate |
| Aroma / Flavor | Sweet, floral, creamy, caramel, honey |
| Effects | Uplifting, happy, euphoric |
| Pack Size | 5 Seeds |
Ace Seeds keeps it tight with classic lines and real stabilization. Nepal Jam is their F7–F8 tuned hybrid, blending a Nepalese/Jamaica ’85 with a Nepalese to lock in a fast sativa profile. Expect a smooth ride: 10–15% THC, uplifting tone, and a friendly flowering window of 8–10 weeks. It suits growers who want sativa clarity without a 14-week commitment.
This cross pulls character from two sides of the same mountain trail. The Nepalese brings structure, early ripening, and that clean, honeyed sweetness. The Jamaica ’85 influence adds lift, rhythm, and a relaxed headspace without skittery edges. Ace’s F7–F8 work matters here-less phenotype roulette, more predictable plants.
Bottom line: reliability and performance. You get the classic sativa mood with a practical flowering time and repeatable results.
The headline is sweet and floral, backed by creamy caramel and a honeyed finish. It’s dessert without the couch lock.
Onset is quick and cheerful. You’ll feel a clear, upbeat lift with a smooth, social vibe-good for daytime chores, creative work, or just leveling your mood without wobble. The potency sits in the pocket: 10–15% THC is engaging but not overwhelming.
Stabilized doesn’t mean cloned. Expect a couple of clear lanes:
Pheno hunt notes: look for the plants that stack evenly by week 5 and carry that caramel-honey finish in late flower. Those are your keepers.
Skill level: Intermediate. It’s cooperative but still a sativa-respect the stretch.
Yield is rated “average.” In dialed indoor runs, plan for roughly 350–450 g/m². Outdoors or greenhouse, veg length drives results; keep expectations realistic and canopy-managed.
Grower 1 (First indoor sativa): Finished at 63 days with even tops under a 240W LED. Sweet floral jar note turned creamy after two weeks cure. Smooth daytime smoke. Average yield, zero drama-easy canopy control with one net.
Grower 2 (Outdoor patio, temperate): Two plants, modest veg, both finished before the weather turned. One ran floral-honey, the other sweeter caramel. Not the heaviest, but clean trim and bright, happy effect. Would run again for the flavor.
Stable, fast, and flavorful-Nepal Jam delivers uplifting sativa energy without the marathon bloom. Feminized and F7–F8 stabilized, it’s a smart pick for reliable results. Limited packs go quick in planting season-grab your 5-pack now.
| Strain | THC | Flowering Time | Aroma | Why Choose Nepal Jam |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nepal Jam (Ace Seeds) | 10–15% | 8–10 weeks | Sweet, floral, creamy, caramel, honey | Faster bloom, friendlier potency, stabilized F7–F8 |
| Orient Express (Ace Seeds) | Medium | 8–10 weeks | Earthy, sweet, herbal | Nepal Jam brings brighter, dessert-like terps |
| Panama (Ace Seeds) | High | 9–12 weeks | Incense, spice, citrus | Nepal Jam = shorter, easier, gentler daytime |
It’s labeled intermediate. The plant is cooperative, but it’s still a sativa that stretches and likes steady environment control. If you can manage training and airflow, it’s a clean first step into faster-finishing sativas.
Expect 8 to 10 weeks in bloom. Many growers harvest around day 60–70, depending on desired aroma maturity and trichome color. Plan your flip and dry space accordingly for a smooth turnaround.
THC lands around 10–15%. That’s uplifting and engaging without being overwhelming. It’s a solid daytime option when you want clarity and mood lift rather than heavy sedation or intensity.
Sweet and floral lead the way, with creamy caramel and a honeyed finish. The profile stays smooth and dessert-like, especially after a proper cure that deepens the sugar notes.
Plan for 1.5–2x stretch. Top early, use LST, and consider a light SCROG. Flip on time, support branches, and you’ll keep the canopy level and easy to manage through weeks two to three.
It’s rated “average.” Indoors, a dialed run can land roughly 350–450 g/m². Outdoors, veg time and training drive the numbers more than anything. Focus on canopy health over chasing grams.
Top once or twice, LST to open the center, and a simple trellis to control lift. Light defol in mid-flower helps airflow without stressing the plants or slowing bud development.
Both can work. Indoors gives you tight control on stretch and finishing time. Outdoors or greenhouse, keep airflow and structure solid, and time your season to hit that 8–10 week finish.
Uplifting, happy, and euphoric with a clear head. It’s social and functional-great for daytime tasks, creative flow, or a mellow mood boost without crashy comedowns.
Keep nutrients moderate. Avoid heavy nitrogen late veg and early flower. Stable irrigation and gentle EC adjustments beat aggressive feeding with this line.
