Do-Si-Dos Strain: Lineage, THC, Terpenes and Where to Buy

Last updated 30 October 2026 from live stock · By the Bud Cargo team

What is the Do-Si-Dos strain?

Do-Si-Dos is a Cookies-family hybrid named after the peanut-butter sandwich cookie, in the same naming tradition as its parent Girl Scout Cookies. It takes GSC’s sweet, doughy character and pushes it heavier with an OG Kush line on the other side. Leafly describes it as an “indica-dominant hybrid” and lists it under five names: Dosidos, Dosi, Do-Si-Dos, Do Si Dos and Dosi Doe. Whichever spelling you search, it is the same strain.

The main strain databases agree on the parents and the indica lean. They split on potency, which is normal for a popular strain grown by many producers:

The gap between 20% and 30% THC shows why a single number on a strain page is a rough guide. A 2019 genetic study of retail cannabis found that samples sold under the same strain name were often not genetically consistent (Schwabe and McGlaughlin, Journal of Cannabis Research, 2019). Treat the strain name as a description of the general type, and the lot in front of you as the real product.

What is the Do-Si-Dos strain lineage?

Do-Si-Dos is Girl Scout Cookies crossed with Face Off OG. Both parents are well documented:

• Girl Scout Cookies (GSC). The Cookie Family’s OG Kush × Durban Poison hybrid, and one of the most-bred strains of the last 15 years. Leafly notes that Do-Si-Dos has “qualities similar to its parent, a GSC-phenotype”. Bud Cargo has a Girl Scout Cookies ounce for $54, and our GSC guide covers the parent in depth.
• Face Off OG. Leafly lists it as an indica at 22% THC, myrcene-led, rated 4.7 from 194 ratings. Its only listed parent is OG Kush. Leafly’s account is that Archive Seeds was gifted seeds of an exceptional OG Kush phenotype in California in the late 1990s, and Face Off OG came from that line. Leafly lists Dosidos and Animal Face as its offspring.

So both sides of Do-Si-Dos trace back to OG Kush. GSC carries it through its own OG Kush parent, and Face Off OG is an OG Kush selection. That shared OG Kush ancestry fits the heavy, relaxed character people report. If you want the grandparent itself, Bud Cargo has an OG Kush ounce for $90.

Leafly’s Do-Si-Dos page does not name a breeder. Because Face Off OG and Moonbow are both tied to Archive Seeds, the strain is often credited to Archive, but we could not confirm that in a primary breeder source, so we have left it as unconfirmed.

Is Do-Si-Dos an indica or sativa?

Do-Si-Dos is an indica-dominant hybrid. AllBud gives the clearest split at 70% indica and 30% sativa. Leafly’s most reported feelings are relaxed, sleepy and tingly, and its most reported negatives are dry mouth, dizziness and dry eyes. Most people use it in the evening.

Indica and sativa labels describe how a strain is marketed and how people report feeling, not a measured genetic category. The 2019 study cited above found no clear genetic line between strains sold as indica, sativa and hybrid. Our indica vs sativa vs hybrid guide explains what the labels can and cannot tell you.

How strong is Do-Si-Dos?

Do-Si-Dos is a strong strain, with database THC figures from about 20% (Leafly) up to 28% to 30% (AllBud). Leafly’s 20% is an average across reported lab results and will be lower than the best lots.

Whatever the label, potency depends on the specific lot, how fresh it is and how much you use. If you are new to a strong strain, Canada’s Lower-Risk Cannabis Use Guidelines suggest starting with a small amount, choosing lower-THC products where you can and using less often. The So High Do-Si-Dos syringe and vape are distillate products, which are far more concentrated per use than flower.

What does Do-Si-Dos taste and smell like?

Do-Si-Dos smells sweet and earthy with lime and pine, and tastes of sweet dough with a peppery, floral finish. Leafly’s top flavours are flowery, pepper and earthy. AllBud lists lime, nutty, pine, spicy and sweet, and describes a “sweet addicting minty cookie flavor”.

What terpenes are in Do-Si-Dos?

Leafly lists limonene first, then caryophyllene and linalool. Limonene gives the citrus note, caryophyllene the pepper, and linalool the floral, lavender-like edge. Many indica-leaning strains are myrcene-led, so a limonene-led indica is a little unusual. Its parent Face Off OG, by comparison, is myrcene-led on Leafly.

What strains come from Do-Si-Dos?

Do-Si-Dos is a popular parent strain. Leafly lists Slurricane and Moonbow as its offspring, and Cherry Do-Si-Dos as a further cross. Several of these are in stock at Bud Cargo:

Slurricane’s other parent, Purple Punch, is also in stock as an AAAA ounce for $99, so you can try both sides of that cross.

Where can I buy Do-Si-Dos in Canada?

Bud Cargo carries Do-Si-Dos in three formats as of 30 October 2026. All three are in stock:

AAAA+ is Bud Cargo’s top flower grade. If you want to know what the grades mean, see AAA vs AAAA weed grading in Canada. If price per gram matters more than the strain name, the ounce deals category has 44 ounces in stock from $45 to $110 (median $72), against $160 for the Do-Si-Dos AAAA+ ounce. The closest indica-leaning AAAA+ alternative at the same price is Pink Coma, from $30 an eighth to $160 an ounce.

Orders ship across Canada for $25 to BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba, $30 to Ontario, Quebec and Atlantic Canada, and $35 to the territories. Shipping is free on orders over $150 (over $250 to the territories). You can pay by Interac e-Transfer or credit card. Bud Cargo is a mail-order dispensary, not a provincially licensed retailer.

Possession limits under the Cannabis Act apply to adults: 30 g of dried cannabis or its equivalent in public.

Frequently asked questions

Sources: Leafly, Dosidos. AllBud, Do-Si-Dos. Leafly, Face Off OG. Leafly, Moonbow. Leafly, Cherry Do-Si-Dos. Schwabe AL, McGlaughlin ME (2019), Journal of Cannabis Research 1:3. Lower-Risk Cannabis Use Guidelines. Cannabis Act (S.C. 2018, c. 16). Prices from Bud Cargo’s live in-stock catalogue, 30 October 2026.