- Type
- Pure indica
- Heritage
- indica
- Flowering
- 49 days
- Seeds
- feminized
- Feminized
- yes
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
Do-Si-Dos (fast) feminized seeds combine the dense, resinous structure of a classic indica with an accelerated flowering cycle that shaves meaningful time off the grow calendar. Bred from a high-THC genetic base, this strain reaches harvest up to a week ahead of standard Do-Si-Dos phenotypes without sacrificing yield, potency, or the terpene profile that defines the line. Genetics & Lineage
The foundation here is a cross of Girl Scout Cookies and OG Kush, two of the most documented and stable high-THC varieties of the past two decades. A third, undisclosed fast-flowering hybrid was introduced to compress the flowering window while preserving the indica-dominant expression — typically in the range of 80% indica. The result is an F1 feminized strain that holds true to its parents in structure and chemistry while offering a practical advantage to growers managing tight seasonal windows or rotation schedules. Aroma, Flavour & Effects
The terpene profile reads like a deliberate formulation: Myrcene leads as the dominant compound, delivering a musk-and-fruit base that runs through every stage of the grow. Caryophyllene adds a dry, subtle spice underneath, while Limonene, Linalool, Humulène, and Pinene each contribute to a layered aromatic structure that becomes noticeably more complex after a proper cure. Freshly harvested, the nose is floral and fruited. After two to four weeks of curing, the grape note deepens into something almost winey, and the berry sweetness rounds out rather than sharpens.
On consumption, the effect is physically grounding and progressive. THC levels align with the GSC and OG Kush parentage — expect a body-centred onset that transitions into lasting physical relaxation. This is not a strain that lends itself to active, task-oriented sessions; the indica weight is present and deliberate. Growing Profile
Do-Si-Dos (fast) is a medium-sized plant suited to both indoor and outdoor cultivation. Indoors, flowering completes in approximately 7 weeks, with