Garlicot

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Basic infos

Garlicot is an indica / sativa from Unknown or Legendary and can be cultivated indoors Unknown or Legendary's Garlicot is/was never available as feminized seeds.

Unknown or Legendary Description

Breeder : StaeFli farms
Sex/Gender of Product : Regular
Genetic : Photoperiod
Plant Type : Indica/ Sativa
Flower Time : Not Available
CBD : High THC (Less than 2% CBD)
Mold Resistance : High

Garlicot is a boutique, terpene-driven cannabis strain celebrated for its bold contrast of savory garlic funk and ripe apricot sweetness. The name itself captures the essence of the experience: deep, umami-rich aromatics layered with bright stone-fruit sugars. Often listed as Garlicot or The Garlicot strain, this cultivar has quickly gained traction among connoisseurs seeking loud, unconventional terpene profiles that stand out on top-shelf menus.

Widely understood to originate from GMO (Garlic Cookies) genetics crossed with an apricot-forward cultivar, Garlicot delivers a nose that balances dinner-plate savory notes with dessert-like fruit. While lab-verified data is still limited—as is common with emerging boutique cuts—realistic expectations can be drawn from documented GMO and apricot-dominant lines.

Garlicot is a product of modern flavor-focused breeding, where gas, garlic, and chem-heavy genetics are paired with fruit-forward terpene lines to create layered aromatic hybrids. The garlic backbone traces directly to GMO (Chemdog D × GSC), known for its sulfurous funk, heavy resin production, and consistently high THC levels.

The apricot component may derive from cultivars such as Apricot Jelly, Apricot Papaya, or other stone-fruit selections with strong limonene and ocimene expression. Because Garlicot initially circulated as clone-only drops and small-batch releases, exact lineage details can vary by breeder and region. This variability is typical in the early life of a strain before standardized seed lines emerge.

Garlicot typically grows into medium-tall plants with strong lateral branching and a moderate stretch after flowering initiation (around 1.6–2.0×). Internode spacing is balanced, allowing excellent light penetration when trained.

Flowers are dense, resin-heavy, and calyx-forward, often forming chunky, football-shaped colas. Trichome coverage is heavy, giving buds a sugar-dusted appearance. Coloration ranges from bright lime green to deeper forest hues, with purple or lavender accents emerging under cooler night temperatures. High calyx-to-leaf ratios make Garlicot relatively trim-friendly.

The defining feature of Garlicot is its two-layered aroma:

• Base notes: garlic, onion skin, roasted herbs, chem fuel
• Top notes: apricot jam, dried stone fruit, citrus marmalade

At jar open, garlic and gas dominate. After grinding, the apricot sweetness blooms, often accompanied by subtle floral or vanilla undertones. This transformation makes Garlicot especially appealing to terpene enthusiasts.

Common dominant terpenes include:

• β-Caryophyllene – spicy, savory depth
• Limonene – bright citrus and mood lift
• Myrcene – body relaxation and richness
• Supporting terpenes: Humulene, Ocimene, Linalool

Volatile sulfur compounds (VSCs), inherited from GMO genetics, play a major role in the garlic character and require gentle drying to preserve.

On inhale, Garlicot often leads with sweet apricot or fruit preserves, followed by a peppery, garlicky, herbaceous exhale. The flavor lingers, creating a savory-sweet contrast reminiscent of fruit chutney paired with roasted dishes.

• Vaporizing (350–380°F): fruit-forward, bright, aromatic
• Smoking: deeper garlic spice and chem notes

Well-grown Garlicot burns clean with light gray ash and minimal harshness. In solventless extracts, especially live rosin, the strain can showcase an expressive balance of fruit brightness and savory depth.

Garlicot is generally considered a high-THC hybrid, with most flower testing in the 20–28% THC range, and standout phenotypes occasionally pushing higher under optimal conditions. CBD content is typically low (<1%), with minor cannabinoids like CBG and CBC appearing in trace to low amounts.

Effects tend to come on quickly when inhaled, with noticeable potency and a long-lasting presence.

Garlicot delivers balanced hybrid effects:

• Initial uplift and mental clarity
• Gradual full-body relaxation
• Calm, grounded mood with creative or social potential

At moderate doses, it remains functional and engaging—well suited for cooking, music, or relaxed social settings. At higher doses, the body effects deepen, making it more appropriate for evening use.

Commonly reported effects:

• Stress relief
• Appetite stimulation
• Physical relaxation
• Mood elevation

Garlicot is favored by experienced growers for its resin production and terpene expression.

Flowering time: ~63–70 days
Indoor yield: ~450–650 g/m² under optimized conditions
Outdoor yield: 1.5–3.0 kg per plant in full sun

The plant responds well to topping, SCROG, and controlled defoliation. Humidity management is crucial in late flower due to dense buds. A slow 60/60 dry and extended cure (3–5 weeks) are key to preserving both garlic funk and apricot sweetness.

Garlicot occupies a unique lane in modern cannabis: savory, funky, and fruity without leaning into candy clichés. Its combination of GMO-driven garlic umami and apricot brightness makes it a favorite among terpene hunters, hash makers, and consumers looking for something bold and memorable.

As breeding stabilizes and more consistent selections emerge, Garlicot has strong potential to become a long-term staple in the savory-sweet cannabis category—provided growers continue to respect the post-harvest care required to let its full aromatic complexity shine.