JAMAICANPEARL
Sativa

Jamaican Pearl

Genetics

Marley's CollieEarly Pearl

Stated by the breeder · 2 sources

Bred by Sensi Seeds · parent of 1 strain

🔥 22%THC · 1 tests🌿 2.0%terpenes⏱ 11wflowering

Effects & uses

People most often describe Jamaican Pearl as euphoric and happy, with an uplifted, energetic character that leans toward stimulating rather than calming. Users tend to reach for it during creative projects or active daytime hours, and many say it brings on a noticeable appetite. It is less often chosen for winding down, and some find it less helpful when a task calls for steady focus, so it may not suit quiet evenings or detail-heavy work.

Its flavor is usually described as earthy with a sweet edge, a simple, rounded profile that pairs easily with its bright, lively mood.

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Genetics

Family tree

Jamaican Pearl
  • Early PearlVerified
    • Indica related to Maple Leaf IndicaVerified
    • selected JamaicanVerified
  • Verified
  • Well-supported
  • Reported
  • Folklore
  • Disputed

Offspring

Bred from Jamaican Pearl

Lab data

Cannabinoids

Cannabinoid medians for Jamaican Pearl
  • THC22.1%n=1
  • CBG0.57%n=1
  • THCV0.25%n=1
  • CBD0.06%n=1
  • CBC0.00%n=1
  • CBN0.00%n=1

Bar = median; line = lowest to highest test. Values vary by grower and lab.

Lab data

Terpenes

Terpene medians for Jamaican Pearl
  • Myrcene0.69%n=1
  • β-Caryophyllene0.40%n=1
  • Limonene0.33%n=1
  • Humulene0.21%n=1
  • Linalool0.20%n=1
  • β-Pinene0.07%n=1
  • α-Pinene0.03%n=1
  • Camphene0.01%n=1

Good for

Use cases

Use-case percentiles for Jamaican Pearl
  • Stress90th
  • Creativity89th
  • Appetite77th
  • Energy74th
  • Social60th
  • Pain28th
  • Focus6th
  • Relaxation6th
  • Sleep5th

Ranked against other strains from user reports and lab terpenes.

All reported crosses & sources (1 cross)
  1. Marley's Collie × Early Pearl

    Verified

    Stated by Sensi Seeds

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Type (Sativa-leaning) is a reported label, not chemistry.