The Royal Queen breeders had one main objective when creating Do-Si-Dos: potency. Harnessing genetics descending from the legendary Girl Scout Cookies, they managed to craft an indica-dominant hybrid with staggering THC levels of 25%. But this cross provided more than just raw power. Royal Queen's Do-Si-Dos weed seeds also serve up big yields after a short flowering time.

Royal Queen's breeders created Do-Si-Dos for two types of cannabis users: those with a sky-high tolerance, and those who want to use a small amount of bud to achieve a potent effect. After crossing parent strains Face Off OG and OG Kush Breath (OGKB)—a direct descendant of Girl Scout Cookies—they gave rise to an indica-dominant hybrid with a massive THC content of 25%. But her attractive qualities don’t end there. Her brief flowering period, resilient genetics, and high yields make excellent results accessible to all growers, from seasoned veterans to those just starting out on their cultivation journey. 

Do-Si-Dos produces compact and resinous buds caked in trichomes. These small crystalline structures work overtime during the flowering phase to churn out a complex chemical cocktail of terpenes, including high concentrations of limonene, caryophyllene, and linalool. Together, these aromatic components serve up delectable notes of earth, herbs, skunk, and pine. As you savour the flavour of each hit, you’ll feel her gigantic THC concentration take hold—prepare for blast-off! Her fast-acting and long-lasting effect will have you feeling uplifted and giggly before a deeply relaxing body stone takes over.

Do-Si-Dos offers a quick and seamless growing experience that culminates in big yields of potent buds. Indoors, plants will reach a medium height of 140 cm when left untrained. However, apply some LST and topping and you’ll keep them at just 80 cm without sacrificing yields. Prepare to harvest 450–500 g/m² after a short flowering time of just 8–10 weeks. Outdoors, plants grown in a sunny and fertile spot will reach up to 200 cm and produce a rewarding 550–600 g/plant ready to harvest during early October.