Jersey Girl

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Basic infos

Jersey Girl is an indica / sativa from East Coast Cultivars and can be cultivated indoors and outdoors (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±70 days) East Coast Cultivars's Jersey Girl is/was never available as feminized seeds.

East Coast Cultivars Description

These plants tend to run longer, but offer massive yields and incredibly complex terp profiles. The aromas seem to be very inconsistent across each plant, so you may find something entirely new within these F1s. The structure however, will most definitely be extremely tight between nodes, creating dense and leafy spears all over the plant before finish. Plant shapes naturally form perfect Christmas trees. You will find sativa types that offer excellent clarity and energy, while others will smack hard and lull you to sleep as an indica would.

Bloom time: 67-77 days

Stretch: 2-3x

Effect: sativa or indica

Yield: very heavy

Aromas/flavors: grapefruit, mint, pine, ocean breeze, wet towels, and various floral notes

Lineage: Hittgirl x Eastcoasterlamb

Extended Lineage: （[Trainwreck x Trinity] x 9lb Hammer） x （Mr. E x Lamb’s Bread）
Jersey Girl’s root mass is extremely fibrous and eats like crazy, so be sure to provide a big pot and do not let it go dry. Allow her to have plenty of room as she grows wide and will continue that growth style even after topping. Most types will need support for her heavy branches, especially grown indoors. Also, don't be surprised to see her germinate backwards!! She likes to push out her cotyledons first, instead of her taproot.