indica-leaning hybrid · CornerStore Cultivation

GMO strain.

Here is what we know about the GMO strain, the indica-leaning hybrid CornerStore Cultivation is growing for us. Current batch: 17.2% THC. Sold as flower.

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Type: indica-leaning hybrid
THC: 17.2%
Terpenes: 1.38%
From: $34.99
Forms: flower

The feel of GMO

The grower hasn't scored the GMO strain for effects yet, so go by the type and the terpenes below. As an indica-leaning hybrid the safe assumption is evening.

Where GMO comes from

GMO, sometimes called Garlic Cookies, is Chemdog crossed with Girl Scout Cookies. The garlic and onion smell is real and it is the whole point.

CornerStore Cultivation is a newer D.C. grower. We stock a handful of their eighths when a batch tests well.

When to use it

Night-time use. It's heavy enough that most people save it for the last thing they do.

Lab sheet

The nose: GMO terpenes

This is the part of the GMO strain sheet worth reading. Beta Caryophyllene is the dominant terpene at 0.38% of a 1.38% total, backed by limonene and linalool.

Beta Caryophyllene 0.38% Smells like: sharp, spice, sweet, wood That spicy, almost woody edge behind the fuel smell is usually caryophyllene.
Limonene 0.30% Smells like: citrus, lemon, herbal Limonene is the citrus note. Strains that lead with it tend to feel brighter and more upbeat.
Linalool 0.28% Smells like: floral, herbal, lavender Linalool is subtle in most flower, but where it climbs the sheet the strain tends to read as gentle rather than racy.
Nerolidol 0.14% Smells like: floral, sweet, woody You will not smell nerolidol on its own, but it adds a soft, bark-like layer under the louder terpenes.
Humulene 0.12% Smells like: herbal, spice, woody, earthy Humulene is the hoppy, woody note. It is the same compound that gives beer its bitterness.

Terpene percentages are from the current batch's certificate of analysis. Our guides explain how to read one and why the total matters more than the THC.

On the shelf

GMO on the shelf

We stock 1 version of the GMO strain: flower, from $34.99. If you want a size that isn't listed, ask; sometimes it's in the back and not on the menu yet.

Product	Form	THC	Sizes & prices	Menu link
Flower: GMO CornerStore Cultivation	flower	17.2%	1/8oz $34.99	View ↗

Stock and prices checked 2026-09-19. The live menu wins if they disagree.

GMO strain: how much to take

Don't read 17.2% as weak. Lower-THC flower with real terpenes is what most experienced customers end up preferring.

You'll need your D.C. medical registration and a photo ID to buy it. Registration is free, done online in a couple of minutes, and we'll walk you through it in store if you'd rather.

The registration lives on the ABCA patient portal, and our registration guide walks through it screen by screen. Delivery details, minimums and the D.C.-only rule are on the delivery page.

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GMO strain questions

Is the GMO strain an indica, sativa or hybrid?

GMO is listed as an indica-leaning hybrid by CornerStore Cultivation. The terpene profile is a better guide to how it feels than the label.

How strong is the GMO strain?

The current batch tests at 17.2% THC with 1.38% total terpenes. That is a moderate, workable strength for most people.

What does GMO smell and taste like?

Beta Caryophyllene is the dominant terpene (0.38%), which reads as sharp, spice, sweet. Limonene comes next and adds citrus peel, lemon and orange.

Who grows GMO?

Our GMO comes from CornerStore Cultivation. Every batch is lab-tested, and the numbers on this page come from the current one.

How can I buy the GMO strain in D.C.?

In store at 4630 14th St NW, for pickup, or by same-day delivery anywhere in the District. We currently carry it as flower. You need a valid photo ID and a D.C. medical registration, which is free and takes about two minutes online.

Do you deliver GMO?

Yes, across Washington D.C., same day. Delivery stops at the District line, so Maryland and Virginia customers order ahead and collect from the shop.