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HUMBOLDT SEEDS COMPANY - G.S. COOKIES FEM | 5 SEEDS
Cod. HSCGSC-5-F
Brand: HUMBOLDT SEED COMPANY
GS Cookies (also called GS Monster) is an indica-dominant hybrid cross of Purple Panty Dropper (PPD) and GS Cookies. It is similar to the original GSC (Girl Scout Cookies), the hybrid variety that...
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Recalculation in progress … GS Cookies (also called GS Monster) is an indica-dominant hybrid cross of Purple Panty Dropper (PPD) and GS Cookies. It is similar to the original GSC (Girl Scout Cookies), the hybrid variety that created the entire Cookies genetic genus. GSC was originally created by Cookies (the brand) in San Francisco, California around 2010. It became an instant hit and spread around the world, becoming the progenitor of many other popular varieties such as Thin Mint Cookies, Platinum Cookies and, of course, Gelato. Since then, many of the authentic GSC genetics have been lost, but fortunately companies like Humboldt Seed Company have bred and stabilised their own true version of this Northern California legend. That's where GS Cookies/GS Monster comes in. According to Humboldt Seed Company founder Nat Pennington, GS Cookies was stabilised with a Forum Cut Cookies, created from the F1 cut of Durban Poison crossed with OG Kush.
Characteristics G.S. Cookies Fem:
- Genus: Feminized
- Genotype: Indica-dominant hybrid
- Genetics: PPD x G.S. Cookies
- Days: 55 days
WARNING: Hemp seeds are excluded from the legal notion of Cannabis, which means that they are not to be considered a narcotic substance (L. 412 of 1974, art. 1, comma 1, lett. B; Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs of New York of 1961 and table II of the ministerial decree 27/7/1992). In Italy, the cultivation of hemp is prohibited (Articles 28 and 73 of Presidential Decree 309/90) unless a special authorisation is obtained (Article 17 of Presidential Decree 309/90). In the absence of authorisation, seeds may only be used for other purposes (zootechnical, collecting, etc.). The seeds are sold with the reservation that they are not used by third parties in conflict with the law.
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