Girl Scout Cookies: Fox Cut Marijuana Strain

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Indica Dominant Hybrid Strain Indica Dominant Hybrid 60% Indica / 40% Sativa

THC: 24%

Being an indica dominant hybrid, the strain has a 60:40 indica/sativa ratio. Not only does it have an impressive 24% THC content but it has plenty to offer apart from an amazing high. The strain is a cross between F1 Durban and OG Kush. Girl Scout Cookies look exceptionally frosty and are quite hard. The buds are dark green in color with hues of blues, black and purples all coming through at the same time. It has a rich aroma that is more or less the same as OG Kush but without the lemon scent. The taste is unlike anything other strain you have medicated with before, it is not only unique but it is minty with chocolate undertones. That being said, you need to keep in mind that this strain is not to be reckoned with. Additionally, it is not recommended to individuals who have started smoking cannabis for the first time. Its effects are incredibly narcotic and you will be baked in no time that is for certain. The high is mostly cerebral and is perfect for those wish to enhance their concentration or focus. But consuming too much of the strain can knock you out for good if you are not careful. On the other hand, the strain is equally effective at treating medical conditions like insomnia, muscle spasms, anorexia and stress.
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This has to be every pot heads dream weed. I get it whenever I can. Smells good! Looks good! Taste so yummy! And then the high never gets old. Bam. You better sit down for a couple little bits. It’s strong and fast. Prolly best smoked at night, but I’ll wake and bake it if I have it. Always sold out in my area.GSC is the benchmark for remarkable indica plants. Get it when you can.

JT3
95 reviews   - Nov. 18, 2017, 1:02 p.m.

Best. Strain. Ever. Enough said

Oct. 25, 2017, 9:57 a.m.
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