What strain is GSC?
A cannabis hybrid also called Girl Scout Cookies. Leafly attributes it to Jigga’s OG Kush × F1 Durb cross; Weedmaps describes OG Kush with the breeder’s F1 Durban Poison. The source accounts overlap but are not identical.1,3
Catalogue entry · lab-tested · every claim cited
GSC, also known as Girl Scout Cookies, is a hybrid attributed to California breeder Jigga and usually described as an OG Kush × F1 Durb cross. The F1 Durb name is important: sources disagree whether its “Durb” was Durban Poison, so this guide treats that connection as unresolved.1,2,3
The sourced GSC lineage: OG Kush, F1 Durb, the disputed Durban Poison link, cuts and documented descendants.
Plate IIGSC state-lab THC distribution, terpene data, published source claims and sampling limits.
Plate IIIWhat Leafly and Weedmaps user-report summaries list for GSC, plus lab terpene findings and variation caveats.
Plate IVPublished GSC flowering panels, version caveats and a concise federal seed-definition note.
Plate VA dated, market-by-market GSC flower availability snapshot when Weedmaps data is available.
Plate VIA sourced account of GSC’s Bay Area origin story, Forum Cut spread, awards, descendants and disputed ancestry.
A cannabis hybrid also called Girl Scout Cookies. Leafly attributes it to Jigga’s OG Kush × F1 Durb cross; Weedmaps describes OG Kush with the breeder’s F1 Durban Poison. The source accounts overlap but are not identical.1,3
Hybrid is the consistent answer. Leafly describes it as indica-dominant, Weedmaps as sativa-leaning, and AllBud labels it 60% indica / 40% sativa; those are source labels, not a lab measurement.1,3,4
GSC has a median total THC of 19.72% across 567 state lab tests of GSC flower, with the middle half of results between 17.80% and 21.92%. Published figures vary, which is why the guide separates source claims from tested batches.1,3,4,5
No. Leafly calls Forum Cut Cookies an original GSC cutting and calls Thin Mint a GSC variation; the guide treats both as related versions rather than plain-GSC aliases.1,6
Full lab data: by year, by state, terpenes and the downloadable dataset →
The state-lab data contains 567 matched GSC flower tests across 10 states. The result is median total THC of 19.72% across 567 state lab tests of GSC flower, with the middle half of results between 17.80% and 21.92%; it describes batches sold under the matched name, not an immutable standard for every plant or product carrying a similar label.5
Leafly’s product-facing page lists 25% THC, Weedmaps gives 18–28%, and AllBud lists 28%. The different published claims are a reason to look at the distribution in the lab data rather than pick one advertised figure as definitive.1,3,4
| Market | Stores | Menu items | Median eighth |
|---|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles, CA | 71 | 136 | $17.50 (n=51) |
| New York, NY | 54 | 80 | $32.00 (n=41) |
| Newark, NJ | 11 | 12 | $48.75 (n=8) |
| Oklahoma City, OK | 8 | 8 | $18.00 (n=1) |
| Boston, MA | 5 | 9 | $45.00 (n=5) |
| Detroit, MI | 5 | 6 | $15.00 (n=3) |
Stores within 50 miles listing GSC flower on Weedmaps, Oct 5, 2026.7
GSC
See the parents, cuts, disputes and documented descendants in the GSC genetics guide. →