Girl Scout Cookies have proven to be one of the most popular strains in the modern cannabis market, yielding multiple crossbreeds and distinct phenotypes. The product of Girl Scout Cookies and perennial favorite Cherry Pie, Cherry Cookies is one hybrid with serious bag appeal. It is a flavor-packed addition to the Cookies lineage, with a crowd-pleasing, fruity taste and well-balanced effects. Cannabis testing lab Analytical 360 has found samples of Cherry Cookies to have an average potency of 20% THC.

Cherry Cookies catch the eye right away with exceptionally large, solid flowers that have a tapered, spade-like shape. They have a dense, tightly-packed bud structure, so much so that they may be difficult to break up by hand. As with parent strain Cherry Pie, some phenotypes of Cherry Cookies also boast streaks of purple in their leaves

Hanging out underneath are some more musky, Kushy base notes that are evidence of terpenes passed on from grandparent strain OG Kush. Breaking open or grinding the flowers yields some light herbal notes. On the exhale, Cherry Cookies tastes sweet and woodsy, leaving an overall impression similar to the taste of cherry-flavored bourbon.

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 A slight heaviness or pressure may emerge in the forehead and around the temples.  Cherry Cookies can also facilitate stimulating conversation. Because it is neither overly energizing nor overly sedative, this strain is appropriate for use at any time of day.

 Anti-inflammatory properties in the strain’s genetics may also relieve anything from headaches to indigestion. Psychologically speaking, this strain’s overall easygoing vibes can temporarily blunt the acute symptoms of anxiety, depression, and PTSD.

Breeders Purple Caper Seeds have staked a claim to Cherry Cookies’ creation; they sell seeds at various Northern California dispensaries. Alternatively, those looking to grow this strain can obtain clippings from mature plants in order to foster genetically identical clones.