GMO

GMO — short for Garlic Mushroom Onion, and also sold as GMO Cookies or Garlic Cookies — gets its name honestly: it's a cross of Girl Scout Cookies and Chem D whose pungent, savory aroma is one of the more distinctive in modern cannabis, a sharp departure from the sweet-dessert direction most Cookies-line hybrids took. That savory reputation is backed here by a terpene profile split between beta-caryophyllene and beta-myrcene, both close in concentration, with limonene as a smaller third note — a combination that reads more peppery and musky than fruity, even though the flavor tags on file lean sweet and earthy rather than explicitly savory. No THC figure is listed for this batch.

Reported effects are limited to tingly and calm, a shorter list than many strains carry but consistent with GMO's reputation as a heavier, more sedating indica-leaning cross rather than an energizing one. GMO built a loyal following specifically because its aroma stands out on a menu dominated by fruit and dessert names — it's a strain people seek out for the garlic-and-diesel pungency itself, not despite it, and that distinctiveness is a big part of why it has held a steady place in dispensary rotation since Girl Scout Cookies genetics first started spreading widely.