Jean Guy

Jean Guy carries the cool snap of Montreal in its name and in its profile, a celebrated sativa‑leaning hybrid widely regarded as a White Widow descendant (often listed as White Widow x Unknown). The original clone rose to fame at the Montreal Compassion Club; later, House of the Great Gardener preserved the line in seed form and helped propel its legend — it even became the first cannabis strain ever featured in The New York Times. Expect a lemon‑zest nose over pine and resinous wood, echoed on the palate as bright citrus, pine, and a faint woody finish. Dominant terpenes commonly test as terpinolene, limonene, myrcene, and caryophyllene. Plants show slender, sativa architecture with thick lateral branching and frosty, lime‑green colas. Indoors, flowering typically wraps in 65–75 days, with dialed‑in grows reaching about 400–550 g/m2; outdoors, anticipate roughly 340 g/plant and tall statures from late September into mid‑October. Potency trends high: you will frequently see Jean Guy in the low‑to‑upper 20s for THC (about 22–28% is common) with trace CBD up to around 1%. The experience is described as energetic, euphoric, and uplifted, fitting its sparkling citrus profile, though it can run dry‑mouthed and sharp around the edges for the unprepared.