GMO Auto marks a completely different direction in Fast Buds' autoflower breeding work. For a long time, they focused mainly on sweeter, fruit-forward, and Sherbet-based terpene profiles. With this project, the goal was to introduce something far more raw and distinctive into their catalogue.

To do that, Fast Buds worked with a GMO clone sourced in California, crossing it with their Chemdog Auto to preserve the original terpene identity while bringing it into a stable autoflower format. The result stays very true to classic GMO expression: sharp garlic, onion, and earthy mushroom notes, with a savoury depth that immediately stands out. It’s not a profile made for everyone, and that’s exactly the point.

On the plant side, GMO Auto develops with a medium-sized, well-structured frame, solid branching, and consistent performance across the population. It also stands out as a great washer, making it especially interesting for growers focused on that side of the plant.

Flower structure is slightly more open compared to some of Fast Buds' denser lines, but this was a conscious breeding choice to maintain terpene quality and stay authentic to the original genetics.

This is a terpene-first autoflower, built for growers looking for something completely different.