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indica-dominant strainGMO Cookies
GMO Cookies, also known as GMO or Garlic Cookies, combines Chemdawg with Girl Scout Cookies. Diesel, chem, earthy, herbal and coffee notes meet cookie and orange notes. Caryophyllene, humulene and pinene are listed, while further sources mention limonene and myrcene. The effects are initially described as uplifting and sociable, later becoming relaxing to sleepy.
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Aroma, effects and terpenes
Aromas
- intense
- chemical
Effects
- sociable
Terpenes
Cannabinoid profile
Recorded ranges
The values are provided for classification purposes. Actual levels may vary depending on batch, phenotype and cultivation environment.
Genetics
Lineage and family tree
GMO Cookies is at the top. Below are the documented parent lines through the 3rd generation.
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StrainGMO Cookies
- ParentsChemdawg
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ParentsGirl Scout Cookies
- GrandparentsOG Kush
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GrandparentsDurban Poison
- 3rd generationSouth African Sativa
- 3rd generationAfrica - Sativa
Editorial profile
GMO Cookies in detail
Origin & classification
GMO Cookies is known by several names: GMO, Garlic Cookies and GMO Cookies refer to the same basic cross of Chemdawg and Girl Scout Cookies in the sources available. The strain is classified as an indica-dominant hybrid. Its renown is based less on a pleasing dessert note than on an unusually savoury, chemical aroma that combines the Cookies background with the sharp side of the Chem line.
Aroma & flavour
Diesel, earthy and chemical notes dominate the fragrance. Herbal and spicy coffee notes expand the dark foundation; further sources mention garlic, mushroom and onion. Cookie aroma and a light orange note also appear, meaning the bitter side is not entirely without sweetness. The flavour is described as intense and long-lasting. It is precisely the contrast between savoury, almost fermented impressions and the dry Cookies sweetness that makes the profile distinctive.
Terpene profile
The sources do not fully agree on the terpenes. The structured data lists caryophyllene, humulene and pinene, while the continuous description names caryophyllene, limonene, humulene and myrcene. Rather than turning this into an apparently exact ranking, the terpene profile should be treated as batch-dependent. Caryophyllene and humulene fit the spicy, bitter side; pinene may accompany the resinous, fresh contours. Whether limonene and myrcene are prominent must be analytically confirmed for the respective sample.
Effect tendency
The flowers are described as dark green with purple accents, fine orange hairs and a dense crystalline layer of trichomes. This strong resin coverage corresponds to the strain’s visually intense impression. Further specific information on plant height, yield or flowering time is unavailable. Therefore, the available information cannot be used to develop a reliable cultivation profile.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
The effects are initially described as stimulating, euphoric, uplifting and partly sociable. A physically relaxing side then emerges, which in some reports extends to pronounced sleepiness. The profile therefore encompasses both a brighter mental phase and a heavier physical component. Individual reactions may differ. The source gives THC as 25 to 28 percent; CBD is listed only as up to 1 percent. Both figures depend on batch, phenotype and testing method. Medical or time-of-day recommendations are not included, as the strain data do not provide a reliable basis for them.
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Frequently asked questions about GMO Cookies
What type of strain is GMO Cookies?
We classify GMO Cookies as an indica-dominant strain with the parent line Chemdawg × Girl Scout Cookies.
What genetics are behind GMO Cookies?
The parent line of GMO Cookies is Chemdawg × Girl Scout Cookies.
What does GMO Cookies smell and taste like?
In terms of aroma, GMO Cookies is primarily intense, diesel-like, chemical, orange-like and cookie-like. Depending on the batch and phenotype, the expression may vary in intensity.
Which terpenes are associated with GMO Cookies?
GMO Cookies is profiled with caryophyllene, humulene and pinene. They complement the described aroma profile.
What effects does GMO Cookies tend to have?
We primarily describe GMO Cookies as uplifting, mood-enhancing, sociable, relaxing, sleepy and euphoric. Effect impressions are subjective and are not a medical promise.
What is the THC content of GMO Cookies?
A THC range of 25–28 % is given for GMO Cookies. Actual values may vary depending on batch, phenotype and cultivation environment.
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