title: "Girl Scout Cookies - Effects, Terpenes & Queens Availability | Terp Bros NYC" description: "Girl Scout Cookies: balanced hybrid cannabis strain, 19-28% THC. Live availability on the Terp Bros NYC Queens menu. Lab-tested, 21+ with valid ID." strain_type: "hybrid" thc_range: "19-28%" cbd_range: "<1%" dominant_terpenes: ["caryophyllene", "limonene", "humulene"] parent_strains: ["OG Kush", "Durban Poison"] flowering_time: "8-10 weeks" date: "2026-05-23"
Girl Scout Cookies is a balanced hybrid at 19-28% THC, with sweet cookie dough, mint and light earthy spice over a caryophyllene, limonene and humulene stack. Onset is about 4 minutes, and the peak is euphoric with body relaxation. It crosses OG Kush with Durban Poison.
OG Kush Meets Durban Poison
GSC crosses OG Kush with Durban Poison. The Cookie Family of the San Francisco Bay Area, led by Berner and Jigga, released it in 2010. Plants flower in 8-10 weeks.
The listed aroma is sweet cookie dough, mint and light earthy spice.
A Euphoric Peak With Weight
Reported effects are social euphoria and an uplifting feel, with a strong euphoric peak and body relaxation. Onset is medium-fast at around 4 minutes. Flower and vape sessions tend to run 2 to 4 hours, and edibles carry on past that. The THC range is 19-28%, and the exact percentage varies by batch.
The Three Terpenes
Caryophyllene
Caryophyllene is the lead terpene, with peppery, warm and body-grounding descriptors and a light earthy spice in the aroma.
Limonene
Limonene is the middle terpene, uplifting and clear-headed, with mint in the aroma.
Humulene
Humulene comes third; its body-grounding, earthy, hoppy descriptors sit next to the cookie dough.
Gelato, Sherbet, Wedding Cake and the OG Kush Parent
Gelato lists sweet berry, vanilla cream and light citrus at 20-25% THC. Sherbet lists sweet citrus sorbet, creamy berry and light floral spice at 18-24%. Wedding Cake is indica-leaning and lists sweet vanilla cake and a peppery exhale at 21-27%. OG Kush is the parent to compare against, with lemon-pine and fuel funk in place of dough and mint.