Space Cowgirl

Space Cowgirl hit menus in the late 2010s, but the genetics never settled into a single story. Curio Wellness sells it under the Flower Pot by Edie Parker brand as Alien OG x Tahoe OG — basically Tahoe OG squared, since Alien OG already traces back to Tahoe x Alien Kush. That version leans heavy on lemon-pine funk with a citrus kick from the Alien side.

Other growers swear the name belongs to Space Queen hybrids crossed with Chem Dawg lines, which would explain the fruit-candy nose some batches throw. With no breeder of record, Space Cowgirl feels less like one pedigree and more like a regional nickname slapped on OG-heavy hybrids that share the same vibe.

Lab tests usually come back with myrcene, caryophyllene, and limonene, stacking citrus, pine, and diesel over the occasional tropical note. The smoke matches the profile — a buzzy, spacey lift that eases into body calm without shutting you down. Users report stress relief, mood lift, and appetite spark, with higher doses tipping it toward sleepier territory.

Branded or not, Space Cowgirl works because it nails the essentials: OG backbone, lemon-diesel nose, and effects that keep one boot on the ground while your head drifts into orbit.