Strain profile Genetic makeup: An indica-dominant hybrid, typically around 60% indica and 40% sativa. THC content: High, averaging between 19% and 28%. It has very little CBD, often less than 1%. Due to its potency, new users should start with a low dose. Aroma and flavor: It has a complex, sweet, and pungent profile with notes of baked goods, mint, sweet cherry, and lemon, complemented by earthy undertones. Appearance: GSC buds are dense and chunky, with forest green and purple leaves, fiery orange hairs, and a dense, frosty layer of white trichomes. Effects GSC's effects are often described as a potent blend of cerebral euphoria and deep physical relaxation. Positive effects: Users commonly report feelings of happiness, euphoria, and relaxation. It can also stimulate creativity and appetite. Negative effects: Common side effects include dry mouth and dry eyes. The high THC content can cause anxiety or paranoia in sensitive individuals or at high doses. Medical uses: Due to its high potency, medical patients use GSC for a range of ailments, including: Chronic pain Stress and anxiety Depression Appetite loss and nausea Terpene profile The unique flavor and effects of GSC are determined by its dominant terpenes, which include: Caryophyllene: A spicy, peppery terpene also found in black pepper, which may have anti-inflammatory effects. Myrcene: An earthy terpene known for its relaxing and sedative qualities. Limonene: A citrusy terpene associated with mood elevation and stress relief. Linalool: A floral terpene with calming properties, also found in lavender.