Fatso

Fatso is a potent hybrid cannabis strain that'll crush you with its sedative effect. Bred by a prominent Colorado breeder from two popular parent strains, Fatso boasts a strong fuel aroma, a reportedly harsh, hash-like flavor, and intense effects that can completely immobilize even heavyweight tokers. Keep reading to learn all there is to know about the Fatso cannabis strain, including its origins, genetics, properties, growth traits, and more. History of the Fatso Cannabis Strain Fatso was created by Cannarado Genetics, a Colorado-based breeder who has been in the cannabis game since the late 1990s. After popping his first seeds in 1998, Cannarado Genetics has been growing, breeding, and experimenting with cannabis plants ever since. Around 2010, Cannarado Genetics began to appear on cannabis forums like THCFarmer and ICMag. Today, he is highly regarded among cannabis growers, especially for his focus on producing feminized seeds, his use of local Colorado strains, as well as his appreciation for old Dutch classics. Arguably one of Cannarado's most famous strains is Sundae Driver, which was commercialized and made famous by Jungle Boys. Other famous strains from Cannarado Genetics include: • Grape Pie • Spritzer • Zawtz • Lava Cake • Orange Daiquiri Genetic Lineage of Fatso Fatso gets its heavy stone and colossal strength from two titan strains: GMO Cookies and Legend OG. Below we'll shine a light on both of these strains and explore their traits in more detail. Fatso's first parent, GMO Cookies, is no nobody. Also known as Garlic Cookies or Garlic Mushroom Onion, GMO's biggest claims to fame are its strong savory aroma and relaxing, sleepy stone. While it might be hard to believe given its intense stank, GMO is actually a descendant of the mighty GSC and Chemdawg. And while her pungent aroma of earthy mushrooms, fried garlic, and diesel might not be for everyone, GMO has earned a loyal following among both recreational and medical cannabis users who treasure its s