Scout Master

The Scout Master sativa-dominant hybrid cannabis strain is distributed exclusively through verified B2B channels to licensed UK commercial operators. This distinctive cultivar, resulting from the genetic cross of Girl Scout Cookies and Master Kush (75% sativa / 25% indica), is supplied with complete regulatory documentation, batch-specific ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratory testing, and a comprehensive chain of custody tracking. Available only to commercial entities operating under appropriate licensing frameworks.

Compliance Framework
Cannabis distribution within the UK operates under specific Home Office licensing requirements. Commercial transactions necessitate appropriate licensing for all participating entities. Compliance with relevant controlled substance regulations under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 is mandatory for all wholesale operations, regardless of strain type or genetic classification.

Batch Specifications Table

Genetic Profile & Heritage
Scout Master represents a distinctive sativa-dominant hybrid expression developed through the intentional crossing of two internationally recognised cultivars:

The resulting 75:25 sativa/indica ratio produces characteristic phenotypic expressions, including:

• Floral Morphology: Dense, grape-shaped olive green buds

• Trichome Development: Dark amber hairs with prominent frosty white crystal trichome coverage

• Structural Characteristics: Sativa-dominant architecture with indica-influenced bud density

Cannabinoid Profile
Laboratory analysis of Scout Master flower demonstrates batch-dependent variability. The reported ranges from accredited testing sources indicate:

*Note: Specific potency data is provided exclusively via batch-specific Certificates of Analysis from ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratories. No specific potency claims are made without corresponding batch documentation.*

Terpene & Aromatic Profile

User-reported sensory experiences describe the profile as “bright, a little peppery, and citrusy” with a “sharp sativa thing going on” . Full quantitative terpene profiling is provided via batch-specific Certificates of Analysis.

Morphological Characteristics

Laboratory Verification Protocol
Each production batch undergoes comprehensive analysis through ISO/IEC 17025-accredited testing facilities. The verification process includes:

Cannabinoid Profiling:

• Validated quantitative analysis of THC, THCA, CBD, CBDA, CBG, CBN, CBC, THCV

• Method validation per ISO/IEC 17025 requirements

• Certified reference standards compliance

Terpene Profiling:

• Comprehensive quantitative analysis of monoterpenes and sesquiterpenes

• Full panel reporting with individual concentration documentation

Contaminant Screening Panels:

Commercial Documentation Package
Licensed wholesale clients receive comprehensive documentation, including:

1. Certificate of Analysis – ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratory; full cannabinoid and terpene profiles

2. Laboratory Accreditation Verification – Current scope of accreditation documentation

3. Batch Traceability Documentation – Complete cultivation history, input tracking, harvest records

4. Chain of Custody Records – Unbroken transfer documentation from harvest to dispatch

5. Regulatory Compliance Statements – Home Office licensing verification, controlled substance declarations

6. Commercial Invoices – Appropriate commodity coding (HS codes), VAT documentation

7. Genetic Verification Documentation – Strain lineage confirmation (Girl Scout Cookies × Master Kush), sativa-dominant hybrid classification

Storage & Preservation Standards
Sativa-dominant hybrid product integrity requires specific controlled environment protocols:

Distribution Compliance
All distribution activities adhere to:

• Home Office licensing and reporting requirements

• MHRA oversight where applicable

• UK Border Force controlled substance import/transfer regulations

• Commercial shipping standards with appropriate security classification

• Documentation requirements for licensed transfers between authorised facilities

• Chain of custody maintenance throughout distribution

Commercial Terms for Licensed Entities

Regulatory Compliance Statement
Cannabis distribution requires appropriate licensing under established regulations. The Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 classifies cannabis as a Class B controlled substance. Commercial operations must maintain valid Home Office licensing for all activities including possession, distribution, and related transactions. Compliance with controlled substance regulations is mandatory for all genetic varieties, with no distinction between sativa, indica, or hybrid classifications.

License Verification Process

1. Document Submission: Provide current Home Office licensing documentation

2. Commercial Verification: Complete business verification procedures

3. Documentation Review: Receive product documentation package for review

4. Order Placement: Process order through authorised commercial channels

5. Secure Delivery: Tracked delivery to licensed facility; signature confirmation

6. Regulatory Reporting: Maintain required license reporting obligations

7. Genetic Classification Verification: Sativa-dominant hybrid documentation

Target Market Authorisation

• Licensed pharmaceutical operations with MHRA authorisation

• Authorised research institutions with Home Office approval

• Approved clinical trial organisations

• Licensed distribution entities

• Genetic preservation programmes

• Other appropriately licensed commercial operations

Documentation Request Process
Licensed commercial operators may request complete documentation, including:

• Sample Certificate of Analysis (redacted)

• Testing facility ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation verification

• Regulatory compliance framework information

• Commercial terms and conditions

• Shipping and handling protocol details

• Sativa hybrid genetic verification documentation

• Terpene profile certification

FAQs:

Q1: Who can purchase Scout Master sativa hybrid strain through wholesale channels?
A: Only commercial entities holding current, valid Home Office licensing for cannabis-related activities. Unauthorised distribution contravenes the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971. Licensing requirements do not differentiate between sativa, indica, or hybrid classifications.

Q2: What is the genetic lineage of Scout Master?
A: Scout Master, also known as Master Scout, is a sativa-dominant hybrid strain (75% sativa / 25% indica) created through crossing Girl Scout Cookies and Master Kush genetics.

Q3: What are the morphological characteristics of Scout Master?
A: Scout Master produces dense, grape-shaped olive green buds with dark amber hairs and a coating of frosty tiny white crystal trichomes. The buds exhibit sticky, resinous characteristics.

Q4: What documentation accompanies Scout Master wholesale batches?
A: Complete regulatory documentation package including ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratory analysis, full cannabinoid and terpene profiles, batch traceability records, chain of custody documentation, commercial invoices with proper coding, and genetic verification documentation confirming sativa-dominant hybrid classification and lineage.

Q5: What is the typical cannabinoid profile of Scout Master?
A: Reported ranges from accredited sources indicate THC levels of 21-23% and CBD content of approximately 2%. All specific potency data is provided via batch-specific Certificates of Analysis from ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratories.

Q6: What are the characteristic terpenes and aroma profile of Scout Master?
A: Scout Master exhibits a sweet and spicy citrus woody flavour profile with hints of sour pine upon exhale. The aroma features sour citrus and rich earth with a spicy overtone that builds. User reports describe peppery, bright, and sharp sativa aromatic characteristics.

Q7: Are laboratory results from accredited testing facilities?
A: Yes. All testing is conducted through ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratories operating under recognised international standards, ensuring valid and reliable analytical results for regulatory compliance purposes.

Q8: What specific testing is performed on Scout Master production batches?
A: Comprehensive testing panels include: full cannabinoid profiling (THC, THCA, CBD, CBDA, CBG, CBN, CBC, THCV), quantitative terpene profiling, pesticide screening (EU/UK MRL panels), heavy metal analysis (arsenic, cadmium, lead, mercury), microbiological testing, mycotoxin screening, and residual solvent analysis where applicable.

Q9: How is Scout Master product quality maintained during storage?
A: Through controlled environment protocols including temperature regulation (15-21°C), humidity control (55-62% RH), UV-resistant opaque packaging, contamination prevention measures, and regular environmental monitoring.

Q10: What are the minimum order quantities for licensed operators?
A: MOQs are established based on licensing type, commercial requirements, and product availability. Specific requirements are provided after successful license verification.

Q11: Is import documentation assistance provided?
A: Complete commercial documentation packages are provided, designed to meet UK Border Force requirements for licensed imports of controlled substances.

Q12: What happens if licensing expires during order processing?
A: All commercial relationships require current, valid Home Office licensing. Orders cannot proceed without maintained licensing compliance, regardless of strain type.

Q13: How is licensing verified for sativa hybrid operations?
A: Through secure commercial verification systems where Home Office licensing documentation, business registration details, and commercial information can be submitted for compliance review.

Q14: Is Scout Master also known by other names?
A: Yes. Scout Master is also referred to as “Master Scout” and “SCM” in cultivar documentation.

Q15: What is the sativa/indica ratio of Scout Master?
A: Scout Master is a sativa-dominant hybrid with a genetic ratio of approximately 75% sativa and 25% indica.