We took peanut butter breath and crossed it with an old cut of strawberry cough. We grew them out and selected a plant that was more potent than the original and had louder terps. We named this selection Neon Cowgirl because she reminded us of the vibrant colors we are used to seeing as the Sante Fe sunset bounces off of the red painted rocks of the surrounding landscape during our winter months retreats to the southwest. She exhibits a good deal of purple hues in her buds similar to Granddaddy Purple. The nose is a combination of lemon and dark berries. When grown correctly she will shine like the north star with a gleaming dense layer of white crystal trichomes. This strain is an above average washer as the somewhat looser bud structure lends itself to above average mold resistance and yield.
I was a bit worried about the damp autumn weather, but these full term plants handled it like champs with zero rot issues. The slightly looser bud structure really helped with airflow. Very happy with the yield, though they stretched a bit more than I anticipated.
The Neon Cowgirl did not disappoint. The Strawberry Cough lineage really shines through in the berry aroma, but there's a heavy, potent kick to it from the PBB. Bud structure is great and easy to trim.
The dark berry nose on this is nostalgic and absolutely delicious after a good cure. The cold autumn nights brought out stunning deep violet shades that look premium in the jar. Smokes incredibly smooth too.