GMO 79%

GMO cannabis strain (also known as Garlic Cookies or GMO Cookies) and a specific measurement of its potency, usually its THC content.

• GMO Strain: This is a popular indica-dominant hybrid cannabis strain resulting from crossing Girl Scout Cookies and Chemdawg. Its name is an acronym for Garlic, Mushroom, and Onion, referring to its distinct flavor and aroma profile, not an indication that it is genetically modified in the sense of a genetically engineered crop.
• 79%: This percentage likely represents a high concentration of THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol), the primary psychoactive compound in cannabis, found in a particular batch or product derived from the GMO strain. For example, one source mentions a GMO Solventless Live Rosin with a 79.01% sum of cannabinoids, and another lists a GMO Crasher Live Rosin Disposable Vape with 79% THC. This high THC content contributes to the strain's potent effects, including euphoria and deep relaxation.

In essence, "Cannabis GMO 79%" refers to a potent cannabis product, likely in concentrate form like live rosin or a vape, derived from the GMO strain and exhibiting a high THC content of around 79%.