Do Si Dos Feminized

The Do Si Dos Feminized performs exceptionally well and has earned his love and fame among growers. This indica-dominant strain is well known for its high-quality buds and stable performance. For a more experienced grower, they will find this strain predictable and easy to control between its vegetative stage and flowering stage. For indoor growers, this is a blessing; you can fill up your grow space without overgrowing. She does prefer a warm and dry climate. If you are planning to grow her outside. We recommend growing her in a Mediterranean-like climate to exploit her full potential. And like most indica strains, the Do Si Dos will most likely lock you on your couch.

Growing

If you have grown GSS before, the Do Si Dos will feel familiar. They share similar qualities, which makes sense because the Girl Scout Cookies and Face Off OG are the parent strains of Do Si Dos. You can expect a compact plant with very dense buds. The height of the plant is controllable, which makes it very suitable for indoor growing with limited vertical space. It stretches slightly when it transitions into flowering, but it will quickly focus all its energy on developing buds. The buds will be dense and chunky and covered in trichomes, a trait inherited from both parent strains. But with dense buds comes environmental responsibility. It's important to control the humidity and airflow, especially during the late flowering stage, to keep the buds safe from potential molding.

Indoors
As mentioned before, this strain is popular amongst growers because of its inherent controllable trait. You easily manage its size to fill up your indoor space to maximize your yield. However, it is important to manage the humidity in your grow space. Especially during flowering, to prevent molding. Keep the humidity below 50% during the early stage of flowering and gradually lower it to 35% around the last 2 weeks.

Outdoors
Growing outside usually doesn't come with space confinements. You can freely let her grow into a larger plant for potentially higher yields. She prefers Mediterranean-like climates, which means a warmer and drier environment. When given enough space and sunlight during its vegetative stage, it will grow into a large and vigorous plant. Usually, humidity is less of a problem growing outside due to a naturally better airflow in open spaces. If you are not certain. We recommend removing the weaker inner branches ("lollipping"). This can help with airflow and also helps your plant focus on making larger buds.

Fungal resistance

When it comes to dense buds, humidity control to prevent mold forming on flowering buds is always essential. Having great airflow will help prevent mold and mildew from forming on your plant. It is important to prevent this because the mildew will damage the overall health of your plant and the mold will render the buds unusable.

Flowering time

Indoors
Do Si Dos has a relatively short flowering time. Combined with its solid yield potential, this makes it an attractive strain for growers who seek fast turnarounds. You can expect a flowering time of 8 to 9 weeks while growing indoors.

Outdoors
Growing outdoors always depends on the climate and conditions. She typically finishes in early to mid-October in Mediterranean weather. It can finish slightly earlier in hot and dry summers. But when the humidity is higher and nights are warm, she may finish a bit later.

Yield potential

Indoor
While the yield is not the highest among all strains, the quality of the yield is extraordinary. And it still packs a hefty yield of 450 to 550 gm² indoors, which is still fairly high.

Outdoor
Growing her outdoors can net you 500 - 700 grams of yield per plant. Significantly more than growing indoors, especially given enough space and sunlight.

Plant height & Structure

Do Si Dos is considered a medium-height plant. But given enough space, it can grow into a large plant. And if necessary, you can also keep it small for a more compact grow. This strain is very flexible, and it's not necessarily fair to give it a medium label. But given normal circumstances, it will result in a medium-sized plant. However, you can expect a very bushy growth with lots of branches and leaves. The branches are thick, which is important for supporting its heavy and dense buds.

Training

Do Si Dos is very responsive to training techniques. For example, its flexible branches and sturdy growth make it ideal for growers who are looking to maximize their yields through canopy control. The flexibility of Do Si Dos makes it very easy to control and shape, which helps with adapting to different training techniques, even more advanced ones.

Smell, taste and effects

Famous for its pungent smell and a mix of earthy, sweet smells. Combined with its mint-like notes, it is often compared with desert-like aromas. The smell is most intense during flowering; odor control for indoor growers is definitely recommended. As for flavors, you can expect a smooth and cream-like experience. It has a light sweet tone to it, just like Girl Scout Cookies, and slight spicy, herbal notes.
The effects are deeply relaxing. The body high is very effective and will most definitely end with couch lock. It also has a gentle cerebral high, which can lift your mood up. We recommend this strain for nighttime use due to its highly sedative nature.