GMO Cannabis Clone

by Mamiko Seeds — Indica Dom. — $50/clone

Ordering GMO from Clone Source

Clone Source is a Colorado-based clone nursery fulfilling from Colorado with a published dispatch window of Monday–Wednesday. Orders are confirmed by phone at (720) 375-5261 or by email at orders@clone-source.com before fulfillment, so every buyer talks to the operation that propagated the plant.

Every batch released from the catalog is screened by multiplex PCR for HLVd, Fusarium, and Pythium (HLVd, Fusarium, and Pythium PCR screening), and each order ships with the breeder provenance and batch documentation for the specific selection. The catalog currently documents 39 cultivar records with volume pricing at 100+ clones.

If a shipment arrives in poor condition, contact Clone Source on the day of delivery at (720) 375-5261 with the order number and photos, and the order is reviewed under the live-arrival policy published on the shipping page. Questions about a specific batch, its test documentation, or grow notes are answered by the same team that maintains the mother stock.

About GMO

GMO is an Indica Dom. cultivar attributed to Mamiko Seeds. The catalog records the lineage as ChemDawg x GSC.

GMO — originally Garlic Mushroom Onion, now legendary as GMO — is one of the most sought-after cuts in modern cannabis.

A ChemDawg x GSC cross from breeder Mamiko Seeds, GMO delivers a heavy, long-lasting body high with waves of euphoria that make it a go-to for chronic pain, insomnia, and appetite stimulation.

The aroma is unmistakable: sharp garlic and savory onion funk layered over diesel and earthy chocolate from the ChemDawg lineage, with the GSC side contributing a subtle sweetness that rounds out the profile. β-caryophyllene, limonene, and myrcene dominate the terpene test results.

GMO Cultivar Notes

Flowering runs 63-70 days — a week longer than many hybrids, but the yield makes the wait worthwhile.

Expect large, elongated colas with exceptional trichome density.

GMO stretches aggressively (2-3x during flower), so plan headroom accordingly or use training techniques.

GMO Testing, Pricing, and Availability

Clone Source's rooted GMO stock is multiplex-PCR tested for HLVd, Fusarium, and Pythium, shipped clean and verified with full breeder provenance.

The current catalog lists GMO at $50/clone with 36 currently listed as available. Confirm the live stock position for the specific order, because inventory changes as batches are reserved or released.

This batch record is marked for Clone Source's multiplex-PCR screening scope — HLVd, Fusarium, and Pythium — before release, and ships with the breeder provenance documented for GMO.

GMO Batch Snapshot

Catalog record: GMO (Indica Dom.), breeder Mamiko Seeds, lineage ChemDawg x GSC. Catalog ID gmo; list price $50/clone; 36 currently listed as available.

Keep the catalog ID with the order confirmation so a later availability change can be traced to this exact selection.

Frequently Asked Questions

What genetics are behind GMO?

GMO is an Indica Dom. cultivar from Mamiko Seeds, bred from ChemDawg x GSC.

Is GMO tested before release?

Yes. Clone Source screens every batch by multiplex PCR for HLVd, Fusarium, and Pythium before release, and GMO ships with its breeder provenance documented.

What does GMO cost right now?

The catalog lists GMO at $50/clone, and the record is 36 currently listed as available. Confirm the live position for the specific order, because inventory changes as batches are reserved or released.

Who am I ordering GMO from?

Clone Source is a Colorado-based clone nursery. Orders are confirmed by phone at (720) 375-5261 or email at orders@clone-source.com, fulfilled from Colorado with a Monday–Wednesday dispatch window, and supported by the same team that maintains the mother stock for GMO.

What does GMO smell and taste like?

Per the catalog record, The aroma is unmistakable: sharp garlic and savory onion funk layered over diesel and earthy chocolate from the ChemDawg lineage, with the GSC side contributing a subtle sweetness that rounds out the profile. β-caryophyllene, limonene, and myrcene dominate the terpene test results.