Garlic Breath Strain
Savory, dense, and squarely aimed at the end of the day.
Garlic Breath is a indica strain from GMO x Mendo Breath, typically testing 20–26% THC and <1% CBD. It leans caryophyllene and myrcene on the terpene side, smells like roasted garlic and pepper over sweet vanilla, and most patients describe it as fast onset, heavy limbs, quiet head. It's a evening strain that people reach for night, winding down, savory-terpene fans — ask for it at RedBilly in Colcord or Roland, Oklahoma.
- THC
- 20–26%
- CBD
- <1%
- Type
- Indica
- Lineage
- GMO x Mendo Breath
Garlic Breath crosses GMO with Mendo Breath, which is exactly the combination the name implies — savory garlic and pepper on the front, a vanilla sweetness from the Breath side underneath.
It is one of the heavier indicas on the shelf. The body effect lands quickly and the head goes quiet not long after.
Patients who use it in the evening usually describe the last hour as genuinely sleepy, which is the main reason it does not work as an afternoon jar.
Caryophyllene sits at the top of the terpene profile by a wide margin. That is consistent with the peppery savoriness and with how far it reads from a dessert strain.
The published potency range is high enough that a new patient should start with a very small amount and wait.
We recommend it to people who already like GMO and want a slightly sweeter, slightly softer version of the same idea.
Availability rotates with the grow cycle at Colcord and Roland. The live menu shows today's shelf.
How it smells
Roasted garlic and pepper over sweet vanilla
How it feels
- Fast onset
- Heavy limbs
- Quiet head
- Sleepy tail
Patients reach for it for
Night · Winding down · Savory-terpene fans
From behind the counter
Savory jars are polarizing, but the people who want them will drive across the county for one.
Garlic Breath questions we get
Is Garlic Breath indica or sativa?
Indica-dominant, and one of the heavier options we carry.
How strong is Garlic Breath?
Published testing typically lands in the 20–26% THC range.
What does Garlic Breath smell like?
Roasted garlic and black pepper with a vanilla sweetness underneath from the Mendo Breath parent.
When should I use Garlic Breath?
Night. The final stretch is sedating for most patients.
Strains rotate with what our growers bring in. Check today's live menu to see if Garlic Breath — or something close to it — is on the shelf right now.
Shop the menu