Do-Si-Dos

Do-Si-Dos, the strain this flower is named for, pairs GSC (Girl Scout Cookies) with Face Off OG on both Leafly and AllBud. Leafly calls it an indica-dominant hybrid, a GSC phenotype with extra Face Off OG genetics, and AllBud divides it 70% indica to 30% sativa.

THC: 20% on Leafly, 28% to 30% on AllBud

Leafly gives 20% for THC and 1% for CBG, while AllBud’s range is 28% to 30%. Our Do-Si-Dos guide sums the spread up as about 20% to 30%, depending on source and batch. From Health Canada, the starting advice for smoking and vaping sits far lower: two puffs at most, nothing stronger than 10% THC.

Lime-green leaves, conical nuggets

On Leafly the leaves are lime-green and lavender, with glittering trichomes and bright pistils. AllBud’s nugs are conical and olive green, with amber hairs, purple foliage and a glaze of sticky, syrupy resin and frosty white trichomes.

Pepper, mint, lime and a floral edge

Leafly’s nose reads pungent and sweet over earth, with a floral whiff and the classic OG notes; the flavour tags on its page are flowery, pepper and earthy. One Leafly reviewer finds diesel and pepper, another a sweet, peppery smell with some floral. AllBud’s aroma is sweet mint lifted by fresh lime and pine, and its flavour tags are lime, nutty, pine, spicy and sweet. An AllBud reviewer tastes a classic sweet-mint cookie with pine faintly behind it.

Our limonene guide explains the terpene that leads Leafly’s lab-sourced ranking, ahead of caryophyllene and linalool.

A stoney buzz that settles over the body

Leafly’s description has the buzz arriving up front and stoney, then slowly spreading through the body. Its reviewers mention relaxed and tingly most often, and some tag focused, uplifted, euphoric, giggly and happy. On AllBud the onset is quick: a short cerebral rush of euphoric energy, a happy, stoney, introspective mood after it, and a warming body buzz moving down the spine and through the limbs.

Offspring and a 2021 banner

Leafly’s page carries a Strain of the Year 2021 banner and lists Slurricane and Moonbow among the best-known children in its genetics section. Our Do-Si-Dos strain page credits Archive Seed Bank of Oregon as the breeder.