Strain profile

The Cleaner

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Sourced selection

The Cleaner

Reported selectionSelection from Skoosh, a line with Pluton, Lambs Bread, Purple Haze and Northern Lights ancestry; crossing order not established.
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Flower profile

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  • FlavorNot yet sourced
  • AromaNot yet sourced
  • AppearanceAbundant resin
The Cleaner flower, as labeled by the cited image source
The Cleaner · FlowerTeaweed 831

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SeedFinder — Subcool first-person history naming The Cleaner

Although hosted on the Jack’s Cleaner page, the breeder narrative explicitly describes The Cleaner’s own creation: selected from Skoosh seedlings and named for its lemon-cleaner aroma. The later Jack Herer cross created Jack’s Cleaner, not The Cleaner. Background crossing order is expressly uncertain.

Flower profile

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The protected context points to this same breeder-authored narrative. Although the page heading is Jacks Cleaner, the prose explicitly names and describes the earlier The Cleaner selection before the later Jack Herer cross. Only that selection’s abundant resin is retained. The later Jacks Cleaner’s white raised trichomes, heavy production and explicitly labeled lemon smell are not transferred; The Cleaner’s own unlabeled lemon wording is excluded from aroma. Source product/selection label: Jacks Cleaner.

Checked 2026-10-06

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Photo source · dagga.academy

Image published by Dagga Academy; exact publisher source is linked.

The source labels this sample as The Cleaner. This source-labeled sample does not establish every grower’s phenotype or batch.