Do-Si-Dos Strain Guide

Willamette Week's 2017 review gives the parentage as OG Kush Breath GSC x Face Off OG BX1, bred by Archive Seed Bank. The mother, OGKB, is a mutant cut of Girl Scout Cookies; the father line is Archive's Face Off OG male, backcrossed from an OG the breeder had kept since the late 1990s.

Archive's catalogue shows why jars differ: of its Dosidos F2 selections, number 18 is the most Kush-dominant, with a mostly OG Kush nose, and number 22 leans toward OGKB with a purple, grapey funk. Descendants and grow notes are in the longer Do-Si-Dos write-up.

The batch Willamette Week reviewed had bluing sugar leaves and purple-kissed calyxes, the colour showing only in patches under a furry layer of trichomes. Leafly adds bright pistils and lime green and lavender leaves.

Willamette Week noted a full-mouth musk and a berries-and-black-pepper scent. Leafly calls the aroma pungent, sweet and earthy with slight floral funk, and its reviewers most often taste flowery, peppery and earthy notes. Archive describes number 22 as greasy, sweet, grape-perfumed skunk.

Willamette Week described a muscle-melting body high with a cozy but functional head. Leafly rates the effects as mostly calming, and its reviewers' most common complaints are dry mouth, dizziness and dry eyes. Health Canada's lower-risk guidelines say not to drive for at least 6 hours after using cannabis.

It depends on the batch: the flower Willamette Week reviewed in 2017 tested at 16.4% THC, while Leafly lists about 20% and rates it above average. Go by the lab number on the package.

Its parent, Girl Scout Cookies, is the natural comparison. Leafly describes GSC as an OG Kush x F1 Durban cross with mint, sweet cherry and lemon notes, and rates it mostly energizing, against mostly calming for Do-Si-Dos. For a straight indica, Leafly lists Death Bubba, a Death Star x Bubba Kush cross with a sweet, earthy taste. Other crosses are under hybrid flower.

GasDank lists its Dosido flower under indica in five weights up to 28 g, and listings change daily. Delivery is same day across Toronto and the GTA, usually within 1 to 2 hours. Mail order covers the rest of Canada with no minimum and $20 shipping (free from $150), paid by Interac e-Transfer with a $5 fee; most tracked parcels arrive 24 to 72 hours after they ship.