GMO Bx1

GMO Bx1 is a hybrid cannabis strain with up to 30.0% THC, known for its relaxed effects and diesel and earthy flavor profile.

GMO Bx1 is a mostly indica backcross strain from multiple breeders including GibbsKutz Genetics, developed as GMO x Ballsweat. This backcross focuses on bringing some fermented fruit terps to the garlic party, with a flowering time of approximately 67 days and can be cultivated indoors, outdoors and greenhouse. GMO BX, short for GMO Backcross, is a deliberate breeding response to the meteoric rise of the modern classic GMO (also known as Garlic Cookies). The original GMO is widely credited to the Mamiko Seeds lineage using Chem D crossed to a Forum Cut of GSC, with grower Skunkmasterflex helping popularize the 'GMO' moniker that highlights its garlic, mushroom, and onion funk. As GMO won cups and dominated solventless hash leaderboards from 2018 onward, breeders sought to stabilize its extreme resin production and savory-diesel profile through backcrossing. GMO BX strains, therefore, aim to lock those traits by breeding offspring back to GMO or to a GMO-heavy parent, tightening expression around the chem-garlic phenotype. BX1 denotes the first backcross generation, each statistically increasing homozygosity around target traits. Practically, this reduces the hunting required for growers to find a 'true GMO' expression among seedlings. In GMO BX lines, breeders aim to fix several measurable attributes: total cannabinoid potential above 24 percent THC in mature flowers, total terpene content regularly in the 1.5 to 3.0 percent range.