Georgia Pine
- Earthy (50% of reported flavors)
- Pine (50% of reported flavors)
Georgia Pine comes straight out of the Swamp Boys Seeds family tree, crossing Killer Queen G13 with William's Wonder for a Florida-bred hybrid with old-school genetics and a seriously strange nose. Swamp Boys held the line in high regard, eventually putting a Georgia Pine male to work across several of their later crosses.
The aroma doesn't exactly play it safe. Gasoline and black licorice hit first, with sweet watermelon cutting through the funk and earthy pine hanging underneath. The buds tend to stay tight and mint green beneath a heavy dusting of trichomes, giving Georgia Pine the kind of frost that backs up its loud terpene profile.
Word around the dispensary is that Georgia Pine can land on both sides of the hybrid equation. Relaxed and creative show up among reported effects, while other review circles lean energetic, giggly, and upbeat. With limited reporting around this older Swamp Boys line, expect individual batches and personal response to have plenty of say in where the experience lands.
Georgia Pine is a photoperiod hybrid from Swamp Boys Seeds, but reliable cultivation data on the original line is surprisingly scarce. Even the current strain record notes that little verified grow information is available, so exact claims about height, yield, or difficulty should be treated cautiously.
Available grow references put Georgia Pine at roughly 60–70 days of flowering indoors, with medium stature, vigorous branching, dense flower development, and heavy trichome coverage. Several Georgia Pine offspring from Swamp Boys also consistently finish around the nine-to-10-week mark, which supports that range without pretending the original line has a firmly documented breeder spec
