About Early Girl
Early Girl was bred by Sensi Seeds to deliver the earliest possible harvest without sacrificing quality. By crossing Afghani with Skunk #1 and selecting for the fastest-flowering specimens, Sensi created a strain that could finish in as little as 6-7 weeks indoors and survive early frosts outdoors. Early Girl produces a classic relaxing indica high with earthy, sweet aromas. While not as potent or flavorful as some later strains, it was instrumental in making early-harvest genetics available to northern climate growers.
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History
Early Girl was introduced in the 1980s by Sensi Seeds as a practical solution for outdoor growers in cold climates. It was one of the first strains to be specifically marketed as an 'early finisher'. The name 'Early Girl' references both the plant's early finish and the tomato variety 'Early Girl', known for producing fruit before other varieties.
Notable breeders: Sensi Seeds
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Genetic Background
Indica hybrid selected for short flowering time
Genetic Families
Early Girl is part of the following genetic families:
Known Offspring
Strains that descend from Early Girl:
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the genetics of Early Girl?
Early Girl has a genetic lineage of Afghani x Skunk #1. Indica hybrid selected for short flowering time
What is the THC content of Early Girl?
Early Girl typically tests at 12-16% THC with Low CBD.
What does Early Girl smell and taste like?
Early Girl has a Earthy, sweet, pine, herbal aroma profile, with flavors described as Earth, sweet, pine, herbal.
What are the effects of Early Girl?
Users report Relaxing, mellow, sedative, comfortable. As an indica-dominant strain, it is known for relaxing body effects.
How long does Early Girl take to flower?
Early Girl has a flowering time of approximately 6-8 weeks. Plants grow to a short to medium height.
What is the history of Early Girl?
Early Girl was introduced in the 1980s by Sensi Seeds as a practical solution for outdoor growers in cold climates. It was one of the first strains to be specifically marketed as an 'early finisher'. The name 'Early Girl' references both the plant's early finish and the tomato variety 'Early Girl', known for producing fruit before other varieties.
Medical Applications
Early Girl is commonly associated with: