Bad Girl

Bad Girl comes from Twenty20 Genetics in Mendocino County, where cannabis breeding runs generations deep. The cross pairs GSC (Girl Scout Cookies) with The Whip — a complex hybrid cross from Island Mt. of Strawberry Kush and Sour Snow — resulting in an indica-leaning strain that shows off both raw power and refined flavor.

The buds are dense and striking, often showing green stacked against lavender streaks and heavy resin frost. Crack them open, and you’re hit with a nose that blends earthy kush, jet fuel, menthol, and roasted coffee, rounded by faint hints of baked goods. It’s a profile that feels both old-school and high-end at the same time.

On the palate, Bad Girl leans deep into kush and fuel territory, with pine-citrus sharpness layered over dark earth and sweet spices. The terpene backbone highlights caryophyllene, myrcene, and limonene, creating a smoke that’s smooth but commanding.

The experience carries weight without dragging — a heady clarity that steadies into a grounded calm, making the strain feel assertive yet composed. It’s Cookies genetics reimagined through a Mendocino lens: louder, funkier, and unmistakably rooted in Emerald Triangle tradition.

This strain has a loud bag appeal that gets even louder once rolled, lit, and hit — unapologetic, potent, and true to its Emerald Triangle roots.