GMO AutoA

GMO was found by Skunkmasterflex and it is Chem D crossed to Girl Scout Cookies. Nothing on the auto shelf smells like it, because savory does not usually survive an auto conversion. Multiple generations of inbreeding is what it took to get it there in about 80 days from seed.

The Cross

The auto shelf is almost entirely sweet, because sweet is what survives the conversion easily. GMO Auto exists because the savory end had no representation at all.

A standout GMO phenotype was crossed to ruderalis stock and then stabilized and inbred over multiple generations, using the same approach behind the Gelato Auto project.

The Parents

GMO, also called Garlic Cookies, was found by Skunkmasterflex and is Chem D crossed to Girl Scout Cookies. For most of the last decade it was one of the hardest cuts in the country to get hold of and one of the few that could move a room on smell alone.

The ruderalis side, through Short Stuff #1, contributes the automatic flowering cycle and a reliable finish window.

What’s In The Pack

Six feminized autoflower seeds. Tight, dense, trichome coated flowers on a moderate frame.

In The Garden

About 80 days from seed, in the 75 to 85 day range. Hardy across environments thanks to the ruderalis influence. One practical note: it is as loud as its photoperiod parent, and a small auto tent will not contain that on its own.

Parent selections: Skunk House Genetics.