GSC reviews

Got my hands on some authentic GSC(this strain has many imitators) and it was incredible to say the least. The buzz made me feel relaxed and happy. Great to smoke after a long day. Definitely relieved some anxiety and worry. It put me in a blissful high where I was able to take time to appreciate and value the small things in life.

Girl Scout Cookies~F1 Durban x OG kush although alot of clubs add cherry kush which is fine but not the original GSC strain created in San Francisco. Adding the cherry kush gives you a whole different high, so i stick to the original formula F1 Durban x OG Kush. Well where do i start, nugs were like dense rocks covered in crystals with long curly yellow hairs sprouting out of it..making the nug look golden. Took a hit in my pipe tasted like dessert on the exhale, your in for a treat. Took 2 good hits to start feeling this medication. The buzz was super long and ends with the munchies seriously. Overall the high is euphoric and happy good daytime use, not for beginners. rate 10 out of 10

Much like Blue Dream, GSC is a popular, versatile strain, great in small doses for a buzzy green day or in slightly larger doses for a deeply relaxing yet stimulating evening. Sometimes, this strain can be a bit too psychoactive for me, given the strength of its Durban Poison parent. Unless you purchase a sun-grown variety, GSC strains can be generally high on the THC potency scale. So yes, for more controlled hydroponic variants, a little goes a long way. Baking, however, is the best use of this strain - by far! They don't call it "Girl Scout Cookies" for nothing; grind it, weigh it, and mix it into your brownie mix or cookie dough batter. The flavor blends particularly well with rich, dense baked goods, lending them a very mild and unassuming hint of cannabis without overpowering the edible's natural flavor. What's more, if consumed in edible form, digestion takes the potentially-strong Sativa edge off, turning your baked goods into wonderful after-dinner desserts.

I forgot what an avocado was.

Tons of euphoria and a heavy coach lock., Whats not to like? Personally, nothing makes me more hungry- Just blowing through tacos.

They say the Cali people keep this a secret, but this Coloradans must know something just as good. I bought some Grape Skunk which was on sale. Not that great. I picked up some Girl Scout Cookies because I loved the name and the product they represent (Girl Scouts should be allowed to sale their cookies in front of dispensaries!) and because it smelled like a dream come true. I never knew weed could smell so delicious having always associated potency to dank smells. It smelled like something I might want to either eat or use as poperi. I smoked it and it tasted sweet as well, but I found myself noticing a minty taste not knowing people talk about Thin Mint in association with the bud. I thought it was my imagination. And then there's the europia. Out of this world. I just felt good, but the come down always wanted to put me to sleep. Whatever it is they are growing in Boulder, authentic or not, the stuff they are selling as GSC is by far the best herb I've smoked all around.

I can't choose all the effects this strain has on me but out of every strain I have tried in my time smoking and trying edibles, this has been the one I found to have the best medicinal effects for me. If I'm awake, it helps me focus and take on tasks throughout the house pain free. If it's in the evening, I can just use it to relax and wind down. It is great to play video games, watch YouTube, or listen to music on. I am currently getting this strain in a joint made of dry sift and flower from this strain and infused with liquid diamond and now that I've found a reliable dispensary to get this strain, I don't know if I'll change it up. It doesn't make me paranoid or panic, it just makes me happy and relaxed in any situation. Especially if you deal with mental illness and chronic pain simultaneously, this strain may be your savior. There's not one strain since this that has been as satisfactory as this one.

Method of consumption - Flower; Smoking. ---- Smell - I will divvy this category up in three pieces; Full flower, grounded up flower, and smoke. Full - Earthy and pungent. Emphasis on earthy part though. It is very reminiscent of pines, amber resin, and sweet soil. Ground - The floral notes of sweet berry escaped as soon I worked at grinding. It gave me a visual of wild berry bush growing next to mint stalks in a wonderful woody area. Almost as if it hasn't been touched or discovered. Smoke - Almost odorless except for your typical marijuana and sweet berry smell. I must confess that I was a bit congested due to allergies. I can't really confirm the smoke smell except for these. ---- Taste - Definitely sweet. Earthy, minty, and berry as well. A delicious combination. However, it wasn't one of smooth strains. ---- Effect - Once it hits, it was apparent on how potent it was. It was... A perfect balance. Both of my body and mind untangled. I felt knots of stress and worry loosening up and disappearing. The spinal pain was significantly reduced to 1 on the scale of 0 to 10; Almost pain free. My anxiety and PTSD was silenced and introduced to a mellow mind state. I was able to think clearly and come up with creative solutions. I was giggly; Appreciating every smallest jokes available. This was an awesome case of giggles. It doesn't put me to sleep but it does encourage and help me to sleep once I decided to. --- Negatives - Dry mouth, dry mouth, and... DRY MOUTH! No joke. I'd recommend two or three glasses of cold water handy. Or, maybe, a bowl of ice cream / sherbet. --- Munchies - Medium. A bowl of ice cream was enough to satisfy my munchies, but I couldn't ignore it. --- Extra - I am glad that I decided to give this another try. One of my favorites now. I can see what the hype was about. If possible, I would grow this. Highly recommendable. Great for stress and pain. The target audience would be anybody with mental and physical stress, pain (not migraine), anxiety issues (including PTSD), and depression. My medical conditions are anxiety, Crohn's disease, insomnia, migraines, PTSD, and spinal injury (disc herniation).