Double Burger
Double Burger is what happens when GMO orders seconds. The breeder's own pitch is five words long: "You want to max that GMO?"
Skunk House Genetics bred it by crossing GMO Cookies with Donny Burger. Donny Burger is itself a GMO backcross built on Han Solo Burger, so GMO sits on both sides of the bun. Behind all of it is the breeder's Larry OG F8 line, a nine-year project that Skunk House credits as the breeding point for its Burger family.
The menu kept growing from there. Triple Burger is GMO crossed back to Double Burger, and Hash Burger pairs it with Han Solo Hash Plant.
The nose is savory and loud. Pungent diesel and skunk come first, with earth underneath and lemon, pine, and spicy black pepper on the finish. One cultivator sums it up as the sweet funk of GMO with the relaxation of a classic OG.
Fans of this bruger describe an all-at-once rush that settles into relaxation without full sedation. Reviewers report a talkative, focused, relaxed stretch, with dry eyes, dizziness, and some anxiety on the downside. Listed potency runs high, often in the upper 20s, so order a single before you order a double. The funk will announce itself. The jar will not stay a secret. Bring napkins.
Skunk House lists Double Burger as a heavy indica that finishes in 8 to 9 weeks of flower, suited to indoor or outdoor runs.
The breeder released it as regular seed, so plan on sexing plants and hunting for a keeper. Numbered selections show up on dispensary menus, which tells you how much the cross rewards a pheno hunt. Feminized packs sold under the name come from other seed sellers, not from Skunk House.
Plan odor control before the flip. A plant bred to push GMO funk further does not keep quiet in late flower.
