Girl Scout Cookies Feminized (GSC) is 50% indica and 50% sativa. A staple of the Californian cannabis scene, its lineage includes Durban, Hindu Kush and OG Kush. This results in a well-balanced hybrid with high resin output and sweet, layered flavours.
It is easy to grow, productive and very THC-rich, making it suitable for beginners while still rewarding experienced growers.
Growth pattern
GSC feminized seeds grow into uniform plants with a 9–10 week flowering time. They stretch significantly during bloom, increasing yield.
Outdoors or in greenhouses, heights of 200–250 cm are common by October. Indoors, cuttings flowered at 30–40 cm finish around 100 cm, while seed plants reach about 125 cm.
Branches grow upward and densely, allowing tight indoor spacing. Rapidly multiplying calyxes twist into spiky clusters and expand into long, sticky colas. Purple hues often appear late in flowering. Finished buds show green and purple tones, bright orange hairs and a thick resin coating.
Taste, aroma and effect
The buds remain large and sticky, with terpene notes of pine, sandalwood and earthy richness. Sub-notes include citrus, fruit, mint and anise.
The effect is both relaxing and stimulating: a full-body indica stone blended with an energetic, talkative sativa high. Many users report relief from pain and nausea and improved appetite.
Facts
Feminized strain
Only female plants.
Heavy yield
Capable of very large harvests.
Temperate / Continental
Suitable for warm summers.
Average height gain
Moderate stretching.
Average flowering period
Mid-range bloom time.
Sativa/Indica hybrid
Balanced genetics.
USA strain
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