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sativa-dominant strainEagle Bill
Eagle Bill is a regular, sativa-dominant strain from Sensi Seeds and a tribute to cannabis activist Eagle Bill Amato. It is described as having a pungent pine forest aroma, a rich flavor and an invigorating, motivating effect.
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Lineage and family tree
Eagle Bill stands at the beginning. The documented parent lines up to the 4th generation follow below.
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StrainEagle Bill
- ParentsOriginal Haze
- ParentsJamaica
- ParentsThailand
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ParentsSilver Pearl
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GrandparentsEarly Skunk
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3rd generationEarly Pearl
- 4th generationEarly Girl
- 4th generationa Californian Sativa
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3rd generationEarly Pearl
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GrandparentsEarly Skunk
Editorial profile
Eagle Bill in detail
Origins & classification
Eagle Bill bears the name of Eagle Bill Amato, who is honored as a pioneer of vaporization and a longtime friend of Ben Dronkers. According to Sensi Seeds, Amato himself wanted to contribute to the development of the strain named after him, but did not live to see its completion. The regular strain was therefore conceived as a personal breeding project rather than merely a market variety sharing his name.
Aroma & flavor
Sensi Seeds explicitly keeps the precise breeding line secret. However, the description mentions Colombian, Thai, Haze and Jamaican influences, as well as an Indica component from Silver Pearl. The strain data turns this into a fixed multiple cross, but given the stated secrecy, it should not be presented as a fully confirmed ancestry formula. What is certain is its classification as a sativa-dominant strain with a consolidating Indica influence.
Terpene profile
According to the source, Eagle Bill shows a great deal of energy during growth and significant stretching during flowering, without becoming exceptionally tall in the end. Wide internodes and flowers initially arranged in a spiral around the stem and branches point to its Sativa side. Later, the flowers gain mass and can form long clusters. Due to the Indica component, they are said to be firmer and more compact than those of classic Sativas.
Effect tendency
For limited spaces, the description recommends a shorter vegetative phase or supercropping. Sea of Green and Screen of Green are also mentioned for more experienced growers. The yield is considered satisfactory to large, particularly with appropriate training. The recorded flowering time is approximately nine to ten weeks. According to the source, allowing a somewhat longer maturation period can produce more flower mass and a more intense aroma, but it is not a fixed requirement.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
The aroma and flavor are described as sharp, spicy and rich. Particularly distinctive is a pungent aroma reminiscent of a pine forest, although it is not portrayed as overwhelming. The recurring effect description emphasizes an uplifting, invigorating and motivating character associated with conversation and physical activity. Such impressions are subjective and are not a guarantee. Taken together, Eagle Bill combines a documented commemorative history with a typically sativa-like structure, more compact flowers and a spicy, pine-like aroma profile.
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Frequently asked questions about Eagle Bill
What type of strain is Eagle Bill?
We classify Eagle Bill as a sativa-dominant strain with the lineage Original Haze × Jamaica × Thailand × Silver Pearl.
What genetics are behind Eagle Bill?
Eagle Bill’s lineage is Original Haze × Jamaica × Thailand × Silver Pearl.
What flowering time is given for Eagle Bill?
A flowering time of 9-10 weeks is given for Eagle Bill.
Which breeder is named for Eagle Bill?
Sensi Seeds is named as the breeder of Eagle Bill.
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