STRNG Seeds – Girl Scout Cookies

Girl Scout Cookies is known for its rich dessert-like flavor, dense structure, and visual frost. It’s one of the most popular hybrid strains ever released, celebrated for its bold aroma and reliable performance.

It produces a strong, sweet scent with notes of baked dough, vanilla, and a touch of earthy mint. The aroma becomes more pungent in the final weeks.

GSC offers a dessert-forward flavor, often described as sweet pastry, nutty vanilla, and light floral accents. It finishes smooth with a creamy backnote.

It’s a well-balanced hybrid with slight indica leanings in growth and flower density. It stays relatively compact while still producing strong lateral branching.

While many dessert strains aim for sweetness, GSC stands out with its bakery-style depth—less candy, more cookie dough and buttercream with herbal complexity.

Buds are chunky and round with dark green hues, purple swirls, and thick trichome coverage. Orange pistils wrap tightly through the dense structure.

It typically reaches 90–120 cm indoors. With topping or LST, it stays manageable and fills out nicely without excessive vertical stretch.

Flowering usually takes 8–9 weeks indoors. Outdoor plants are ready by early to mid-October, depending on your local climate.

Yes. Indoors, it produces around 450–550g/m². Outdoors, it can yield 500g+ per plant in ideal conditions with full sun and proper spacing.

Yes. The sweet, doughy scent becomes quite strong in late bloom, so odor control is recommended for indoor grows.

Feminized seeds are bred to produce only female plants, which are the ones that grow flower. This ensures no energy is wasted on removing males.

Yes, GSC clones well and maintains stability across generations. It’s a great candidate for phenohunting or perpetual grow setups.

It’s moderately easy to grow. While not as hands-off as some modern hybrids, GSC is forgiving and rewarding with the right care and environment.

Yes, they are under the 2018 Farm Bill. Please read HERE.

Yes. The buds are dense with minimal sugar leaf, making post-harvest trimming quick—especially if some defoliation is done in late flower.

It excels indoors but can thrive outdoors in warm, dry climates. In humid areas, growers should use pruning techniques to keep airflow strong.

Topping, LST, and SCROG all work well. It’s responsive to training and can be shaped into a bushy, even canopy to boost yield and airflow.

Full-spectrum LEDs or HPS lights in the 700–1000 PPFD range help produce dense buds and enhance trichome production during flowering.

Maintain 22–26°C in flower and reduce humidity to 40–45% to prevent bud moisture issues. GSC benefits from cool nights to help colors develop.

A 5-gallon fabric pot allows strong root development while keeping the plant’s size manageable. Fabric containers also improve drainage and airflow.