- Type
- Indica dominant
- Heritage
- mostly indica
- Flowering
- 65 days
- Seeds
- feminized
- Feminized
- yes
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
Girl Scout Cookies feminized seeds produce one of the most recognisable indica-dominant hybrids in modern cannabis cultivation — a strain defined by its dense, resin-coated buds, 25% THC ceiling, and a terpene profile that genuinely earns its name. These seeds are feminised, removing the guesswork of sexing plants and ensuring every seed develops into a flowering specimen ready for harvest. Genetics & Lineage
GSC is a cross of OG Kush and Durban Poison, two strains that pull in opposite directions and meet in the middle. OG Kush contributes the dense, indica-leaning structure, the heavy resin production, and that characteristic earthy-fuel depth. Durban Poison — a pure sativa landrace from South Africa — introduces the cerebral lift, the faster metabolism, and the sweet, anise-adjacent brightness that stops GSC from sitting too heavily. The result is an indica-dominant hybrid that runs roughly 60% indica to 40% sativa in expression, though phenotype variation exists across seeds. Aroma, Flavour & Effects
The terpene profile is led by Caryophyllene, which delivers the peppery, hash-like warmth that defines the exhale. Limonene adds a clean citrus layer — lemon and orange peel — while Pinene sharpens the overall profile with a faint forest-like clarity. Myrcene rounds everything out with the doughy, brown-sugar sweetness that makes cured GSC buds smell like something just out of the oven. On the palate, expect a sweet, spicy, and faintly fruity smoke with a long, warm finish.
Effects onset within minutes. The initial phase is cerebral — a focused, elevated mood that stays clear rather than scattered. As THC levels reach their peak, a full-body relaxation settles in without sedating the mind entirely. The balance between physical ease and mental engagement is what has kept GSC in heavy rotation for both recreational and medicinal users. CBD sits at 0.5%, which contributes marginally to the body-effect profile without significantly dampening psychoactivity. Growing Prof