Ultra Violet GMO Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Growers Choice

Potent indica strain with high THC (24-30%). Diesel cookies flavor, mold resistant. Suited for medium warm climates.

$6.08

Ultra Violet GMO Cannabis Seeds from Growers Choice

GMO Cookies, also known as Garlic Cookies, is a heavily Indica dominant hybrid strain that was born after a potent Chem dawg x Girl Scout Cookies strain. Ultra violet GMO is a combination of the populair MK ultra (purple pheno) and the famous GMO. Containing an 80% indica and 20% sativa it packs a good knock out punch This weed has an average THC level that ranges from 24% to 30%, which makes it a slightly above common THC level on the market.

Inexperienced users should proceed with caution not to get overwhelmed with its sedative effects. The buds don't turn purple as you should expect from the name. However it is possible to give it that violet coating by lowering the night temperature in the last 3 weeks. Growing like a real indica it is a short and bushy plant with a main cola dominance. This plant is not suited for topping or LST but is very suited to grow in places with limited height. The flavours are very close to the original garlic cookies as the MK ultra is cross between G13 and OG kush it has subtle hints of haze and kush in the background. Super pungent and heavy smell/ flavour The only difference is that Ultra violet GMO has a smoother smoke and a subtle sweet fresh hint in the back.

Flowering time indoor 8 weeks
Harvest month outdoor October
Yield indoor 650-750 grams /m2
Mold resistance High
THC 25-30%
CBD Medium
Flavour Heavy diesel cookies
Climate suited for medium warm climates
Height indoor filter Low - 80cm - 120cm
Height indoor 90cm - 120cm
Height outdoor 150cm - 200cm
Harvest month outdoor first week of october
Parents Chem Dawg x Girl scout cookies
Genetics 80% indica - 20% sativa

Strain FAQ

How varied are mold-resistant cannabis strains?

Besides mould resistance, these strains vary in THC and CBD levels, flavour profiles, and impacts. This ensures a variety of mould-resistant strains for every possible preference.

How does environment alter these strains' fuel-like aroma?

Those powerful gasoline aromas depend on the environmental conditions. Soil pH, nutrient mix, and drying method are all said to be able to change the terpene profile and gasoline aroma. It's reportedly a delicate balance that requires precision.

The economic and ecological benefits of these strains?

Early-flowering cultivars are said to be able to boost efficiency by allowing for an earlier harvest. This decreases crop loss from weather or pests. Operating with the seasons is also said to reduce the need for artificial lighting and heating, making it more sustainable and better for the environment.