Mountain Girl
Mountain Girl is an indica-leaning hybrid from Pilot Farm in southern Oregon, reportedly named in honor of Carolyn Garcia.
About Mountain Girl
Mountain Girl is a three-way hybrid resulting from a cross of Willy's Wonder, Granddaddy Purple, and White Widow. The strain was selected by the team at Pilot Farm in southern Oregon and is widely believed to be named for Carolyn Garcia, the wife of Grateful Dead musician Jerry Garcia. In terms of sensory profile, the strain is characterized by aromas of berries, earth, and skunk, with a flavor profile often described as a blend of grapes, herbs, and earth. Users have reported that the experience offers a balanced lift, noted for promoting creativity while simultaneously helping to settle physical tension.
Plant characteristics
The plants are described as tall with an indica-leaning growth habit. Indoors, the flowering cycle typically spans 56 to 63 days, while outdoor harvests generally occur in mid-October. The strain is noted for producing medium yields in indoor environments, with the potential for higher yields when grown outdoors under ideal conditions.