GMO FAST (Feminized) – Dutch Passion

Why GMO Seeds Deserve a Spot in Your Garden

Because GMO brings that loud garlic-diesel funk with speed and yield, not just hype. If your tent needs a heavy hitter that finishes in 7–9 weeks, this hybrid doesn’t waste your time-or your space.

GMO Strain Overview

From Dutch Passion, this GMO (aka Garlic Cookies) cross with Think Fast is built for quick turnarounds without sacrificing that savory, funky profile. THC lands in a real-world 16–24% window, so you get punch and flavor in one tidy package. Designed as a feminized hybrid, it slots cleanly into tents and rooms where reliability matters.

• Fast 7–9 week finish for tighter cycles
• High-yield structure with heavy resin
• Classic GMO funk: garlic, onion, diesel

If you’ve got a couple runs under your belt, GMO rewards you. Demand for GMO genetics stays hot-grab the 3-seed pack while it’s in stock.

Lineage and Breeding of GMO Seeds

GMO brings the dirty-delicious gas from the Cookies x Chem family tree. Dutch Passion pairs that with Think Fast to shave time off the finish while keeping potency and bag appeal. The aim: keep the garlic-diesel terp wall, boost vigor, and hit harvest sooner.

• GMO parent: thick resin, long spears, notorious savory funk
• Think Fast parent: faster bloom, improved structure, easy flip timing
• Result: a hybrid that stacks weight without dragging into week 10+

Expect strong lateral branching, internodes that fill in once stretch settles, and calyx-heavy buds that frost early. Resin production ramps by week three of flower and stays dense to the chop. Dutch Passion’s selection leans for consistency: uniform height, repeatable aroma, and dependable bag appeal. Translation-less guesswork, more good jars.

Flavor and Aroma Profile of GMO Weed

Let’s not pretend: GMO smells like a hot skillet of garlic and onions tossed in diesel. That’s the hook. It’s savory, loud, and sticks to the room.

• Primary notes: garlic clove, sweet onion, fuel
• Secondary: earthy spice, faint rubber, umami
• Likely terpenes: caryophyllene, limonene, myrcene, humulene

The inhale is greasy and rich; the exhale brings that diesel bite. Nug structure stays photogenic-thick trichs, lime-to-olive greens, burnt-orange pistils. Bag appeal? Silly good. Crack a jar and folks notice-immediately.

GMO Effects and Benefits

GMO comes on with a quick head lift-mood up, shoulders down. Then it settles into a warm, relaxing cruise without full couch lock (unless you go heavy). Expect happy, euphoric vibes with a steady, calm body feel.

• Good for: end-of-day chill, creative sessions, weekend kickback
• Onset: brisk, within a few pulls
• Duration: a couple hours with a smooth taper

Best for users who want flavor plus a solid potency lane, not a face-melter every time. Newer consumers should start light-this hybrid can surprise.

Phenotypic Variation in GMO Seeds

Feminized and consistent, but you’ll still see some flavor and structure swings-nothing wild, just enough to make a pheno hunt fun.

• Pheno A: taller, longer spears, extra diesel, piles on yield
• Pheno B: stockier, tighter nodes, louder garlic/onion punch
• Resin: heavy across the board; some cuts drip earlier

Color stays mostly green with occasional light purpling late in cool nights. Both phenos produce dense frost that presses well. If you like dialing a keeper, GMO gives you two solid lanes.

How To Grow GMO Seeds

Skill level is “intermediate”-not scary, just pay attention. This hybrid likes stable environments and rewards basic training.

• Environment: 68–80°F (20–27°C); RH 55–65% veg, 40–50% flower
• Lighting: moderate-to-high PPFD; watch the tops after stretch
• Training: top once or twice, LST, SCROG for even canopies
• Feeding: steady N in veg; bump P/K from week 3 flower
• Flowering: 7–9 weeks (49–63 days) from flip

Yields land high with a level net and good airflow. Indoors, a dialed SCROG can stack thick colas wall-to-wall. Outdoors, give support; those buds get heavy. Water smart-she hates soggy roots and stalled growth.

• Pro tip: Defoliate lightly at day 21 and 42 to reduce humidity pockets
• Pro tip: Keep EC modest early flower to avoid tip burn
• Pro tip: Dry slow (60°F/60% RH) to preserve that savory terp wall

From seed to harvest, plan about 12–14 weeks including veg. Germinate with gentle warmth and clean water-keep it simple, avoid the heroics.

GMO User Reviews

Riley M. (First indoor run): “Three plants, topped once, SCROG. Finished day 60. Garlic diesel hit me in the face at trim. Jars look pro. Zero fluff nugs, just spears.”

Jon P. (Experienced grower): “Two phenos-both loud. The taller one yielded more; the short one tasted like a pizza joint after midnight. Pressed great. Buying again.”

Buy GMO Seeds Today!

Fast 7–9 week finish, high yield, and that unmistakable garlic-diesel funk-all in a 3-seed feminized pack from Dutch Passion. Stock moves quick. If GMO is on your shortlist, don’t overthink it.

Comparison Table

Related Strains

• Garlic Breath – Similar savory profile with strong resin.
• Chemdawg – Gas-heavy parent vibe; classic diesel lineage.
• Wedding Cake – Great yield and frost if you prefer sweet over savory.

FAQs for GMO

Is GMO hard to grow?
It’s rated intermediate. Keep temps steady, prune smart, and you’ll be fine. Training and airflow matter more than fancy additives. Follow a simple feed schedule and watch for tip burn.

How long does GMO take to flower?
Expect 7–9 weeks (49–63 days) in bloom. Many phenos finish near day 60. Don’t rush; check trichomes and let the resin ripen for full flavor.

What does GMO smell like?
Garlic, onion, and diesel. It’s savory, loud, and lingers. Plan your carbon filter game. The funk builds fast in late flower and sticks in jars.

What kind of yield can I expect?
It’s a high-yield hybrid. With an even canopy and good environment, expect thick colas and minimal larf. SCROG or trellis to support weight.

Is GMO better indoors or outdoors?
Works in both. Indoors offers tighter control and faster cycles. Outdoors needs support and airflow to manage dense buds and late-season moisture.

What training works best for GMO?
Top once or twice, then LST or SCROG. The goal is even tops and light coverage. Light defoliation reduces humidity and boosts bud development.

Does GMO have strong effects?
Yes-uplifting euphoria with relaxing body vibes. Not a guaranteed couch lock, but go slow your first time. Potency sits in the 16–24% range.

Who is the breeder of this GMO?
Dutch Passion. Known for stable, reliable feminized lines. This cross with Think Fast keeps GMO flavor while trimming bloom time.

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