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Cookies (AKA Girl Scout Cookies)

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The Girl Scout Cookies strain stands as a pinnacle of cannabis excellence, renowned for its unparalleled quality and unmistakable Californian essence.

With a fervent following along the United States' West Coast and a growing presence in Europe, Eastern Europe, and Asia, Girl Scout Cookies by FastBuds embodies the essence of its predecessor with remarkable accuracy.

By meticulously selecting the two most beloved phenotypes of the Original Girl Scout Cookies, FastBuds has crafted an autoflowering version that stays true to the plant's heritage.

This hybrid, predominantly Indica (almost 60%), incorporates Canadian Ruderalis and Sativa elements to achieve its distinctive profile.

While cultivation proves undemanding, akin to the artistry of baking cookies, patience is key; for Nature takes its time to yield such a delectably minty, chocolate-infused product. FastBuds' rendition of GSC emerges as a standout, exuding an exotic allure that captivates enthusiasts worldwide—an authentic masterpiece in every sense. Care for a taste?

Girl Scout Cookies Autoflowering Feminised Seeds, bred by FastBuds Seeds, epitomizes autoflowering feminized marijuana. This strain, with its balanced Indica/Sativa genetics, delivers a substantial yield of 500-650 gr/m2 indoors and 70-300 g/plant outdoors.

Thriving in both indoor and outdoor settings, it typically reaches a medium height of 60-100 cm. The strain boasts genetics rooted in Girl Scout Cookies autoflowering, boasting a very high THC content and minimal CBD levels.

Renowned for its therapeutic potential, it addresses an array of medical conditions, including arthritis, asthma, epilepsy, glaucoma, migraines, multiple sclerosis, nausea, pain, PMS, and stress.


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