Garlic Cookies

Garlic Cookies says it all with its name. This pungent hybrid is a direct descendant of GSC and boasts a funky, savory aroma reminiscent of garlic. While it might not be for everyone, Garlic Cookies has won over a strong, loyal audience of smokers. Keep reading to learn more about Garlic Cookies, its origins, genetics, effects, and growth traits. History of the Garlic Cookies Strain Garlic Cookies goes by a few other names, including Chem Cookies, GMO (garlic, mushroom, onion), or GMO Cookies. It was created by Mamiko Seeds, a fairly lowkey seed bank based in Spain, which allegedly launched in 2012. Despite its low profile, Mamiko Seeds boasts an ever-growing catalog of seeds, most of which descend from Cookies Forum, a special GSC variety known for its unique aromas, which are more earthy, spicy, and gassy than those of the original GSC. In fact, Mamiko Seeds is often touted as being the first producer of S1 Forum Cookies seeds (the strain was originally a clone-only variety). GMO Cookies is, without a doubt, Mamiko Seeds' most popular creation to date. Nonetheless, the brand has also created other popular strains, including: • Amnesia Cookies • Sour Cookies • Pure Kush Cookies • Alien Wedding Cookies • Tarta Helada • Mimosa Cookies Genetic Lineage of Garlic Cookies As her name implies, GMO Cookies is a direct descendant of GSC (Girl Scout Cookies). Meanwhile, her second parent is Chemdawg. Keep reading to learn more about GMO's parent strains and how they may have influenced its aromas, effects, and other traits. GSC is, without a doubt, one of the most successful and popular cannabis strains created in the last 20 years. Descending from OG Kush and Durban Poison, GSC was created by Cookies (previously known as The Cookies Fam), a collective of growers from the San Francisco Bay Area. Today, Cookies is arguably one of the most successful cannabis brands in the world, and owes a lot of its success to its flagship strain. GSC is renowned for producing a spacey, euph