Do-Si-Dos Strain Feminized SeedsThe potent OGKB × Face Off OG cookie from Archive Seed Bank
5.00 out of 5 · 3 reviewsThe Do-Si-Dos strain is an indica-dominant cross of OGKB, a Girl Scout Cookies phenotype, and Face Off OG, bred by Oregon's Archive Seed Bank and named after the peanut-butter sandwich cookie. It is known for very high potency, with THC reported from about 20% to 30%, and a sweet, earthy aroma with mint and lime. These feminized seeds grow female plants that flower in 8 to 10 weeks.
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What is the Do-Si-Dos strain?
Do-Si-Dos is an indica-dominant hybrid (about 70% indica) from Oregon's Archive Seed Bank, made by crossing OGKB, a Girl Scout Cookies phenotype, with the breeder's Face Off OG BX1. It appeared around 2016 and is reported at roughly 20–30% THC with low CBD. Grown from feminized seed, Do-Si-Dos blooms for roughly 8 to 10 weeks, finishes outdoors in early October and gives off a sweet, earthy, minty aroma with lime, pine and a skunky edge.
Ratio from AllBud and from Royal Queen Seeds' feminized Do-Si-Dos listing on SeedFinder.
Archive's own description says Do-Si-Dos takes its name from the peanut-butter sandwich cookie, a nod to its OGKB cookie parent.
Do-Si-Dos strain specs
Archive Seed Bank sells Do-Si-Dos as regular seed and publishes few numbers, so the grow figures below come from Royal Queen Seeds' feminized version as listed on SeedFinder, with potency and flavor checked against AllBud, Weedmaps and Cannigma.
| Type | Indica-dominant hybrid, about 70% indica / 30% sativa |
|---|---|
| Genetics | OGKB (OG Kush Breath, a GSC phenotype) × Face Off OG BX1 |
| Bred by | Archive Seed Bank, Oregon, around 2016; feminized versions from seed banks such as Royal Queen Seeds |
| THC | About 20–30% (Cannigma average 20.7%, AllBud 28–30%) |
| CBD | Low, under 1% |
| Main terpenes | Limonene, caryophyllene, linalool, myrcene |
| Aroma & flavor | Sweet cookie dough, mint, lime, pine, earthy spice and skunk |
| Reported effects | Euphoric and uplifting at first, then relaxed, body-heavy and sleepy |
| Seed type | Feminized (female plants) |
|---|---|
| Flowering indoors | 8–10 weeks (about 63 days) |
| Outdoor harvest | Early October (Northern Hemisphere) |
| Height | 80–140 cm (2.6–4.6 ft) indoors; 150–200 cm (4.9–6.6 ft) outdoors |
| Yield | 400–450 g/m² (1.3–1.5 oz/ft²) indoors; 550–600 g (19–21 oz) per plant outdoors |
| Difficulty | Moderate |
| Best methods | Topping, LST, light defoliation, SCROG |
| Climate | Indoors, or warm outdoor gardens with a dry start to autumn |
Where does the Do-Si-Dos strain come from?
Do-Si-Dos was bred by Oregon's Archive Seed Bank, which crossed OGKB (OG Kush Breath), a Girl Scout Cookies phenotype, with its own Face Off OG BX1. Face Off OG is an OG Kush line that Archive backcrossed, hence the BX1 label, so Do-Si-Dos pairs cookie sweetness with a gassy OG base. You will also see the cross written more simply as Girl Scout Cookies × Face Off OG.
Archive released Do-Si-Dos around 2016, and SeedFinder records the breeder's own version as regular seed only. The feminized Do-Si-Dos seeds sold today come from other seed banks that bred female-only lines from the strain, Royal Queen Seeds among them, so specs differ a little between sellers. Archive later released numbered F2 selections (#9, #18 and #22) that vary in resin and aroma.
Can Do-Si-Dos plants turn hermaphrodite?
Some Do-Si-Dos plants can show intersex flowers, a tendency the breeder links to its OGKB mother. Archive's notes for its F2 seed line, quoted on Weedmaps, put the rate at about 5% of that population. Feminized seeds remove male plants, but they can't remove an inherited tendency, so check Do-Si-Dos buds for stray pollen sacs or small yellow 'bananas' during bloom.
Stress is the usual trigger. Light leaks during the dark period, heat spikes and rough handling late in flowering are the common causes, so keep the night cycle fully dark.
What does Do-Si-Dos taste like, and how does it feel?
Aroma and flavor
Do-Si-Dos tastes sweet and earthy, like cookie dough with mint, lime and pine, and finishes with a pungent, skunky spice from its OG side.
- Cookie dough
- Mint
- Lime
- Pine
- Earthy spice
- Skunk
Terpenes
- Limonene
- Bright citrus; first in Cannigma's lab averages
- Caryophyllene
- Peppery spice from the OG side
- Linalool
- A soft, floral, lavender-like note
- Myrcene
- Earthy, herbal depth
Do-Si-Dos' terpene balance shifts by phenotype, which may explain why some users find it calming and others more lively.
Reported effects
People who have tried Do-Si-Dos usually describe a fast, euphoric lift followed by a heavy, relaxing body high, and at higher doses it can turn into couch-lock and sleepiness, so most people save it for the evening.
- Relaxed
- Euphoric
- Uplifted
- Sleepy
- Body high
Do-Si-Dos users mention dry mouth, dry eyes and some dizziness, and its high THC makes it easy to overdo; a few users mention jitters or paranoia.
These Do-Si-Dos effects summarize user reports on AllBud, Weedmaps, SeedFinder and Cannigma. Everyone responds differently, and nothing here is medical advice.
How do you grow Do-Si-Dos seeds?
Feminized Do-Si-Dos seeds grow into a medium, bushy indica: veg them until they fill your space, top and train early, flower them for 8 to 10 weeks under 12/12, and keep humidity in check as the dense buds fill out.
- GerminateAbout 1 week
Move Do-Si-Dos seedlings into light, airy soil or coco once the first true leaves open, and keep the light gentle for the first days.
- Vegetate4–6 weeks indoors
Top once and start low-stress training while the stems are still flexible. Do-Si-Dos stays fairly compact, so a short veg suits small tents.
- Flower8–10 weeks
Expect moderate stretch after the flip to 12/12. Remove a few inner fan leaves around week 3 so air can reach the tight buds.
- HarvestDay ~63 indoors · early Oct outdoors
Some Do-Si-Dos phenotypes look ripe early; wait until most trichomes turn cloudy before you cut.
Grow tips for Do-Si-Dos
- Keep the dark period truly dark. Do-Si-Dos carries an inherited intersex tendency, so seal light leaks and avoid big swings in heat or watering during bloom.
- Train it low and wide. Royal Queen Seeds lists untrained indoor Do-Si-Dos at up to 140 cm and topped, trained plants near 80 cm, so early training pays off in a short tent.
- Plan for the smell. Cannigma notes that Do-Si-Dos' pungent aroma carries a long way. Run a carbon filter indoors and think about neighbors outdoors.
- Mind humidity in late bloom. SeedFinder growers describe very hard, compact Do-Si-Dos buds, and dense flowers trap moisture, so lower the humidity in the final weeks.
- Outdoors, finish before the rain. Do-Si-Dos is ready in early October in the Northern Hemisphere. Give it full sun and cut it before long spells of wet autumn weather.
Is Do-Si-Dos the right strain for you?
Great pick if you
- Want a very potent evening hybrid with cookie and OG character
- Like sweet, earthy, minty flavors with a citrus edge
- Grow in a tent with limited height and are happy to top and train
- Want every plant to be female, with no sexing
Think twice if you
- Are new to strong THC or sensitive to heavy body highs
- Can't control odor where you grow
- Have a grow space with light leaks or unstable temperatures
- Want a clear, energetic daytime sativa
Do-Si-Dos strain FAQ
Is Do-Si-Dos indica or sativa?
Do-Si-Dos is an indica-dominant hybrid, listed at about 70% indica and 30% sativa by AllBud and by Royal Queen Seeds for its feminized version. Most users report a relaxing, body-heavy effect after an upbeat start.
What are the parents of Do-Si-Dos?
Do-Si-Dos comes from OGKB (OG Kush Breath), a phenotype of Girl Scout Cookies, crossed with Face Off OG BX1, an OG Kush line backcrossed by Archive Seed Bank. Some listings shorten this to Girl Scout Cookies × Face Off OG.
Who bred Do-Si-Dos?
Archive Seed Bank in Oregon bred Do-Si-Dos and released it around 2016. Archive's own seeds are regular; feminized Do-Si-Dos comes from other seed banks that bred female-only lines from the strain.
How strong is Do-Si-Dos?
Do-Si-Dos is one of the stronger cookie strains, with THC reported from about 20% to 30%. Cannigma's lab average is 20.7%, Royal Queen Seeds lists 25% for its feminized seeds, and AllBud gives 28–30%. CBD is low.
How long does Do-Si-Dos take to flower?
Indoors, feminized Do-Si-Dos needs roughly 8 to 10 weeks of bloom once the lights go to 12/12, and around 63 days is a common figure. Outdoors in the Northern Hemisphere, plants are usually ready in early October.
How tall does Do-Si-Dos grow?
Do-Si-Dos is a medium-height plant. Royal Queen Seeds lists 80–140 cm (2.6–4.6 ft) indoors, with the lower end for topped and trained plants, and 150–200 cm (4.9–6.6 ft) outdoors.
How much does Do-Si-Dos yield?
Seed-bank figures for feminized Do-Si-Dos are about 400–450 g/m² (1.3–1.5 oz/ft²) indoors and 550–600 g (19–21 oz) per plant outdoors. Some strain databases call it only a moderate yielder, so training and light make the difference.
Is Dosidos the same as Do-Si-Dos?
Yes. Do-Si-Dos, Dosidos, Do-Si-Do and Dosi are all names for the same Archive Seed Bank cross of OGKB and Face Off OG. The spelling follows the Girl Scout cookie the strain was named after.
What does Do-Si-Dos taste like?
Do-Si-Dos tastes sweet and earthy, with cookie dough, mint, lime and pine notes and a pungent, skunky finish. Limonene, caryophyllene and linalool are the terpenes most listings name.
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Justin Picasso –
This is a serious strain! Not only does it have a wonderful aroma, but it’s also a very easy plant to grow because it can tolerate both heat and cold well. features sticky buds as well as the potential for enormous yields. Additionally, I raised this outside for about eight weeks, and even though that time, it blooms profusely with extremely attractive dark purple buds. I love it!
Paul Miller –
I used this strain to cure my insomnia because it could make me feel so relaxed and clear my mind. Also I grew this outside for only eight weeks, and it blooms largely, with gorgeous dark purple shade buds that are very appealing also she developed sticky buds and a uniquely earthy, soft, and aromatic fragrance.. This perfect strain is easy to grow because it can easily adapt to cold and warm areas.
Max Rae –
Do-si-Dos is a real deal! With it high THC content, her effects really help me combat my insomnia/depression and offers me a very calming mind buzz . She also emits an earthy, sweet scent and also a very east to grow plant that has a sticky buds and could yield massively.