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GMO Future

GMO Future by Savage Land Exotics — indica dominant cannabis seeds. 73-day flowering, regular.

This is Savage Land Exotics's release of GMO Future.

Type
Indica dominant
Heritage
mostly indica
Flowering
73 days
Seeds
regular
Feminized
no
Autoflowering
no

Genetics

GMO CookiesSFV OGVanilla Future

About this release

Lineage GMO Kush ( GMO × SFV OG ) × Vanilla Future (VGK) Terpene Profile Garlic, sulfur, roasted meat, gas. Cultivar: GMO Future Type: Indica-Dominant Hybrid Regular Male/Female (Photoperiod) Lineage: GMO Kush × Vanilla Future (VGK) (Lineage Breakdown: [GMO × SFV OG] × [Vanilla Frosting × Future #1]) Flower Time: ~70-75 days Stretch: High Yield: Massive / Chunky Aroma: One of the loudest and most offensive profiles in the entire Savage Land catalog. This isn't "sweet" -it's savory and industrial. It reeks of heavy, stinging gas and "the funk." It smells like a cooked meal in a garage: garlic, sulfur, and slow-roasted pot roast. Flavor: Exactly like it smells-it "legit smells like food." The inhale is a thick cloud of garlic-gas and earthy Kush, while the exhale reveals a savory, umami richness. The "Vanilla" from the father acts only as a smoothing agent, making the heavy sulfur/gas notes even more pungent on the palate. Effects: Absolute "lights out" potency. Combining the legendary knockout power of GMO Kush with the record-breaking THC potential of Future #1, this cultivar is designed for the highest-tolerance consumers. It provides a crushing, narcotic body stone and a heavy "mental fog" that is perfect for deep sedation and serious physical relief. Structure: Massive, stacked colas with the classic "foxtailing" structure of the GMO, but filled in with the density of the Vanilla Future. The buds are greased-out in resin, turning a "white-gray" from the sheer volume of trichomes. Grow Notes: She's a "stink-out-the-neighborhood" strain. Carbon filters are a must. GMO Future leans into its Indica roots for the effect, but maintains the "reach" of the GMO during stretch. It is a heavy feeder that rewards the grower with massive yields of "savory" flowers that stand out in a market flooded with fruit and candy