Also known as GSC, the Girl Scout Cookies strain was created by crossing Durban Poison with OG Kush. this strain has been the winner of various Cannabis Cup awards over the years, making it popular among users. The resulting strain is an Indica-dominant hybrid with an average THC content of 19%. This THC content makes it suitable for beginners as well as advanced users. The presence of Caryophyllene, Ocimene, and other terpenes give it a sweet and fruity taste. Growers should expect high yields from Girl Scout Cookies seeds feminized.

Whether you smoke GSC buds or consume it in an oil or wax form, you will feel uplifted, creative, and happy. Users also feel a deep sense of relaxation and euphoria. This combination of energy and relaxation makes Girl Scout Cookies strain suitable for use both in the day and in the evening.

It has some medical uses as well. Some medical conditions that could be treated with this weed include:

• Anxiety
• Stress
• Pain
• Insomnia
• Depression
• Glaucoma

Some users also report feeling side effects like dry mouth, dry eyes, and dizziness when smoking Girl Scout Cookies weed strain.

Taste and Aroma of GSC

The taste and aroma of Girl Scout Cookies are known for their sweetness. This sweet flavor is accompanied by fruity notes like that of cherry and lemon, as well as a hint of mint. It has quite a pungent smell that is easy to recognize.

This sweet flavor profile is because of the presence of the following terpenes:

• Caryophyllene
• Ocimene
• Carene
• Phellandrene
• Humulene
• Pinene

Information for Growers

Planting the seeds for GSC leads to the production of buds in around 60 to 70 days. The plant can be grown indoors as well as outdoors quite easily. It has a moderate height in both conditions, but the yield outdoors is better than if grown indoors.