Snowman

Snowman produces exceedingly high levels of THC and plenty of earthy and savory terpenes. Her deep purple shades and dense coating of trichomes also make her an attractive option for keen cultivars. Find out everything you need to know about this phenotype of Girl Scout Cookies, including a closer look at her genetic lineage, physical characteristics and potential uses. History of Snowman Snowman, otherwise known as Snowman OG, possesses an impressive family tree and vast quantities of THC. This sativa-dominant hybrid was developed by Premium Cultivars, an American seedbank that boasts an extensive catalog of unique genetics. Working closely with various breeders, the company has several sets of cultivars, including those belonging to their "exotic" category. With plenty of THC, eye-catching colors, and a myriad of terpenes, Snowman belongs to this sought-after exotic group. While the strain has yet to gain widespread recognition through competition wins, it continues to steadily rise in popularity thanks to word of mouth and online grow reports. Genetic Lineage of Snowman Interestingly, Snowman didn't emerge as an entirely new and unique cultivar. Instead, the variety is a specific phenotype of the world-famous Girl Scout Cookies (GSC). After discovering a particularly frosty and purple pheno, breeders took the necessary measures to stabilize it into a consistent variety that could grow from seed. GSC itself stems from a cross between parent strains OG Kush and Durban Poison. Naturally, Snowman inherited some of the best traits of these two titans, including superb potency and euphoric effects. GSC herself has gained widespread recognition from growers worldwide, partly due to her Cannabis Cup wins, but largely due to her unmatched phytochemical profile. While, Snowman hasn't quite captured the limelight as quickly, she still produces massive levels of THC, strong flavors, and colorful colas, so the odds are certainly in her favour. Physical Characteristics of Snow