GMO FSHO

Chemdawg x GSC

Dark, dense buds characterize this pungent, garlicky strain that has an almost savory flavor. Ideal for pain management, heavy sedative effects are common and are a powerful relaxant for both body and mind. While this strain can be intense the first time it’s smoked, repeat visits are sure to reward the user with satisfying experiences for years to come.

Aroma:

Bold garlic undertones dominate, enriched by layers of diesel, earthy coffee, and a hint of citrus.

Taste:

The flavor profile mirrors the nose—garlic leads, followed by sweet diesel and earth-soaked coffee notes, finishing with a light citrusy zing.

Consumption Methods:

Orally - On food, infused in oil base, fill empty capsules.

Sublingually - Place under tongue for 1-2 minutes before swallowing. May have a faster onset time than oral consumption methods.

Topically - Directly on the skin or mixed into different bases.

Inhalation - Used to infuse flower products. Can be used to twax joints. Also used in concentrate form for dabbing. Can also be vaped.

How to Use Dablicator:

When you twist the top, riveted portion of the FSHO dispenser clockwise, a plunger extends from the tip (like a retractable pen), revealing a series of incremental black lines. One black line is equal to 55 milligrams (or .055 grams) of extract. To figure out how much THC is in that 55-milligram measurement, multiply the total milligrams of THC (roughly 787) by .055, and voilà – approximately 43 milligrams of THC per “dose.”

If you are new to extracts, 5-10 milligrams of THC is generally ideal. In the case above, 43 milligrams of THC from the FSHO dispenser would be on the high side for beginners. For ultra-precise dosing, consider weighing with a milligram-grade scale. If that’s not handy, an extract the size of half a grain to a full grain of rice is a good point of reference.

No heat, rig, or other equipment necessary. Often compared to RSO, many medical patients swear by FSHO to give their usual routine a boost. However, any enthusiast can appreciate the depth of its strain-specificity and dimension of full-spectrum effects.