GMO Badder by Summit Boys puts the loudest savory cultivar in modern cannabis into a soft, spreadable format. GMO is Chem D crossed with the GSC Forum cut, and it built its reputation on garlic, onion, and diesel rather than on anything dessert-adjacent.
Who Makes It
Summit Boys is the presenting brand.
The Cross
GMO — also sold as GMO Cookies, Chem Cookies, and Garlic Cookies — is Chem D crossed with the GSC "Forum" cut.
How It's Made
Badder is a texture, made by whipping or agitating extract through a low-heat purge until it turns opaque and spreadable. Left undisturbed and purged longer, the same material dries into crumble; allowed to crystallize, it becomes sugar.
GMO is one of the cultivars genuinely documented as a strong ice-water hash performer, with reported washed fresh-frozen yields in the 7–8% range. It is caryophyllene-dominant with significant myrcene, and it is widely treated as an evening cultivar.
What It Left Behind
GMO has real hardware: Best Indica at the Midwest Cannabis Cup, a High Times top-ten placement in 2017, and Emerald Cup placements across 2019 and 2020. It also gets produced as traditional pressed hash by makers like Nasha.
The High Rise Take
GMO is the cultivar that proved dessert is not the only way to be sought-after, and it washes as well as anything on this shelf. Follow it through the GMO Cookies strain profile, or compare presses on Punch Extracts' GMO Rosin.