Cookies Strains Seeds

We can say that the Cookies family represents a turning point in the quality of marijuana strains, which caused the ‘breeders’ to make much more effort to search for new terpene profiles for their genetics. It was no longer worth just looking for the most psychoactive or productive cannabis plant (GSC isnt that), but it was necessary to enhance the flavors to substantially.

GSC buds produce an earthy yet complex aroma. Break them up and the smell fades into a tasty mix of berries, frankincense, and the sugariest part of a cookie. The puff of exhaled smoke may contain grape notes and a hint of fuel or "gas" that the OG house invites.

This scent can be attributed to its intricate terpene profile. With the OG Kush and Durban Poison parentage, GSC shows a tendency to express high levels of beta-caryophyllene with a complex blend of secondary terpenes, such as limonene, humulene, myrcene and linalool, all working together to create the earthy characteristic and flavors pasty and floral for which the Cookies varieties are known and that give it an intense aromatic bouquet that can be reminiscent of baked cakes with walnuts, with a touch of cherries

GSC's flavorful buds treasure a cult following due to their fresh-baked cookie-like flavors, with earthy notes of nutmeg accentuated by a light spicy spice and mild sweet vanilla. Of the two parents revealed, Durban Poison and OG Kush, there are elements of skunk mint flavor and lemon zest. The unknown parent "F1" may be responsible for the pastry flavor that dominates this taste profile.

Girl Scout Cookies smoke has been said to be dessert-like and truly embodies the flavor of OG Kush, with a hint of caramel mixed with a little peppermint, but with that distinctive citrus touch, while still maintaining its earthy background

Interior Cultivation

Under Indoor lamps it does not require great knowledge to bring out its full potential, so it is highly recommended for those who want to start in the world of self-cultivation without taking great risks.
In the last weeks of flowering, the plants may need external help to support the weight of the buds, such as stakes or support nets. Plants normally flower in 9-10 weeks until buds are plump and abundant; And the best way to take advantage of its morphology in indoor cultivation is to use different pruning techniques to optimize its production.
In fact, the cultivation techniques for this plant vary depending on who you ask, although they adapt easily to all media, whether in soil, coconut or hydroponic; and techniques based on training, ties, grips or 'super cropping', among others, can be applied without problems.

The yield of this plant is not very high, although in stellar conditions it is possible that it can be squeezed to produce a little more. Indoors and from seed, the ideal strategy is to cultivate in SCROG, making the plants open in the form of a bush, thus increasing the final production, because as we have said, this characteristic is not its strong point.
Girl Scout Cookies produce a thick aroma towards the end of flowering which may require additional odor control measures. Some growers have had to double their activated carbon filters to deal with this. When grown indoors, the flowering time of GSC is approximately 62 to 71 days after changing the photoperiod.

Exterior Cultivation

The varieties of the Cookies family grow well in sunny and pleasant climates, at a humidity that does not rise above 60%, and with a temperature around 25º C. Their OG Kush genetic base contributes to a fast and productive flowering phase.
Thus, outdoors, they prefer warm climates such as the Mediterranean. If you live in colder regions, you will get better results growing it in a greenhouse. Prepare a large pot with quality soil (for example, with a substrate with coconut fiber and worm castings) as this plant performs better with a medium-high nutrient regime.

Abroad, growers will have to wait until mid-October in the northern hemisphere (until mid-April in the southern hemisphere) to harvest, avoiding the start of the rainy season. Regardless of where it is grown, the plant requires full exposure to light to reach its maximum yield potential.
And overall, its's a very mold and pest resistant varietg. the key is to create an environment where it can flourish without stress, and with enough room to branch out.