Girl Scout Cookies by White Label Seeds

Girl Scout Cookies Strain Info

Ever tasted a cookie that hits your body like a hug and your mind like a burst of fireworks?

That’s Girl Scout Cookies from White Label—a 50/50 hybrid that’s become legendary on both coasts and beyond, straight out of the California breeding boom.

Its genetic recipe is something out of a cannabis fairytale: the punchy Durban from South Africa, the chill Hindu Kush, and the world-famous OG Kush all rolled into one sweet, sticky dream.

This isn’t just a strain; it’s a powerhouse born from royalty, combining the sharp clarity of sativa with the grounding calm of indica.

The magic starts in the garden, where these feminized cannabis seeds grow into sleek, resin-dripping beauties that reach for the skies instead of sprawling wide.

They stretch tall and proud, developing sturdy branches that don’t mind carrying some serious weight.

When grown indoors, expect them to start flower at around 30–40 cm (11–15 inches) and finish close to 100–125 cm (3.3–4.1 feet)—perfect for tighter grow rooms with big ambitions.

Outside or in greenhouses, though, they can shoot up to 200–250 cm (6.5–8.2 feet), like green skyscrapers crowned with frosty, neon-bright buds.

Flowering Time & Yield

The flowering window stays steady between 9 to 10 weeks, giving you just enough time to get excited without the wait dragging on forever.

During those weeks, she transforms into a resin factory—cálix after cályx stacking into twisted clusters that swell and glitter like they've been kissed by sugar fairies.

By harvest time, whether you're trimming indoor nuggets or wrestling full-size outdoor colas, you’re looking at massive yields and long, sticky spears of bud that practically sparkle.

The Afghan influence even brings in those iconic purple hues late in flower—deep violet leaves, lavender flashes on the buds, and trichomes so thick they turn everything gold-white.

She's not just productive—she’s a showstopper.

Effects and Aroma

Pop open a cured jar of Girl Scout Cookies and the aroma creeps in soft, like a whisper of earth and wood, until suddenly—bam!—your nose is swimming in sweet pine, fresh mint, citrus zest, and a kiss of anise.

The terpene profile is a sensory rollercoaster, balancing creamy smoothness with spiky herbal edges.

And the smoke?

Thick, flavorful, and smooth—like licking cookie dough off a spoon laced with pine and spice.

But the real reason growers love her?

That high.

First, a head rush that lights up your mind like a conversation at 2 AM with your best friend, then a warm, slow body melt that makes your couch feel like a cloud.

It's both social and grounding—creative, uplifting, yet deeply relaxing.

With THC levels often soaring high and a healthy dose of CBD in the mix, it’s no surprise she’s a favorite at dispensaries from coast to coast.

Medical users praise her for easing pain, jumpstarting appetite, and calming nausea, while recreational heads love her for the all-around feel-good vibes.

Just be ready to clean your grinder—this girl is sticky as hell.

Grower Tips & What We Love About GSC

If there’s one thing we love about growing Girl Scout Cookies, it’s how she delivers top-shelf results without demanding the soul of a seasoned grower.

She’s a low-maintenance gem, ideal for anyone who wants big rewards with minimal drama.

That said, she thrives best in warm, temperate to continental climates, where autumn doesn’t rush in too early and the sun sticks around.

Think Mediterranean vibes—plenty of light, good airflow, and controlled humidity levels to keep her buds happy and fat.

Whether you're planting outdoors or in a greenhouse, she appreciates a steady climate and hates surprises like sudden cold snaps or excess rain.

One of her standout traits is her resistance to pests and mold, which makes life so much easier, especially for outdoor grows where nature loves to poke its nose in.

Of course, some TLC always helps—prune smart, manage your canopy, and keep the airflow moving.

We’ve seen her shine in SOG and ScrOG setups thanks to her vertical growth and spaced-out internodes that turn into fat flower towers.

And what really gets us every time?

Those purple flashes in late bloom—they look like they were painted on with a brush soaked in magic.

Visually, she’s a heartbreaker, and harvest day feels like opening a treasure chest full of frosty gems.

Strain Characteristics

Strain Name: Girl Scout Cookies

Seedbank: White Label

Genetics: Durban × Hindu Kush × OG Kush

Seed Type: Feminized

THC Content: High

CBD Content: Medium

Indica/Sativa Ratio: 50% Indica / 50% Sativa

Height Indoor: Up to 125 cm (4.1 feet)

Height Outdoor: 200–250 cm (6.5–8.2 feet)

Flowering Time: 9–10 weeks

Harvest Time Outdoor: October

Yield: High

Climate: Warm, temperate to continental

Difficulty: Easy to Moderate

Pest & Mold Resistance: High

Growth Style: Tall and upright, ideal for SOG/ScrOG

Visual Traits: Purple hues, orange pistils, dense white-gold trichomes

Flavor Profile: Sweet pine, sandalwood, earthy base, hints of citrus, mint, and anise

Effects: Euphoric, uplifting, body relaxation, social and creative boost

Medical Benefits: Pain relief, appetite stimulation, nausea reduction

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Girl Scout Cookies sativa or indica?

Girl Scout Cookies is a perfectly balanced hybrid with a 50% indica and 50% sativa genetic profile.

This means you get the best of both worlds: the uplifting, cerebral buzz of sativa and the full-body relaxation of indica.

Sativa strains are known for their energizing, creative effects and taller, more airy plants.

Indica strains, on the other hand, tend to be more sedative, with compact, bushy growth and deeper body effects.

GSC lands right in the middle, making it super versatile for day or night use.

How tall does Girl Scout Cookies grow?

Indoors, Girl Scout Cookies can reach up to 125 cm (4.1 feet), while outdoor or greenhouse grows can hit 200–250 cm (6.5–8.2 feet).

She grows vertically more than horizontally, which is great for tight indoor spaces and maximizing canopy efficiency.

When is the best time to harvest Girl Scout Cookies outdoors?

Outdoor growers can expect to harvest Girl Scout Cookies in October, once those dense, frosty colas are fully matured.

Make sure to monitor weather conditions to avoid early autumn rains that could affect your buds.

Is Girl Scout Cookies resistant to mold and pests?

Yes, one of the standout traits of Girl Scout Cookies is her high resistance to mold, pests, and diseases.

This makes her a reliable choice for growers in less-than-perfect environments or for those looking to minimize chemical interventions.

Is Girl Scout Cookies suitable for beginner growers?

Absolutely—thanks to her low-maintenance nature, solid structure, and natural resilience, she’s a solid pick for first-time growers.

Even so, she still responds really well to experienced hands who want to push her full potential with training techniques.