Peppermint Cookies

Peppermint Cookies is a more minty phenotype of the infamous GSC cultivar that first appeared in the garden of Seattle-based Gold Leaf Gardens. Consumers claim Peppermint Cookies exudes a sour, minty odor that stings the eyes with an overwhelming musk. Its flavors are creamier, with a sugary aftertaste mixed with the slightest notes of herbs.

Peppermint Cookies won 1st place for Best Hybrid at the 2015 DOPE Magazine Cup in Seattle, Washington.

Peppermint Cookies is a more indica-leaning phenotype of GSC, which is itself a cross of Durban Poison and OG Kush. The strain develops into bushy, leafy plants that thrive in indoor gardens, but outdoor growth in Mediterranean-like climates will also grow successfully. Peppermint Cookies generates shots of purple coloring when exposed to colder temperatures right before the flowering phase. The cultivar reaches maturity in eight-to-nine weeks and produces decent yields in ideal conditions. Peppermint Cookies is available only as clones.