Cannabis history tells us that the famous Gorilla Glue accidentally came to light by two farmers, Joesy Whales and Lonie Watie. The Chem Sis plants of Joesy are pollinated Sour Dubb and made it ambiguous. As probably every breeder would do in this case, he threw away the species, but for some reason his friend kept a few seeds. Fortunately! Later they planted the seeds and the rest is history, the famous Gorilla Glue was born!

Gorilla Glue proved to be spectacular. She has a THC content of 25-26%, with some phenotypes sometimes even containing 30%, making her one of the strongest indica's out there. As far as the name is concerned, according to the cannabis records, the breeders chose the name Gorilla Glue, given the insane resin production of the species, where the men continued to stick to all kinds of things after working with the newly created species. But her name also refers to GG's amazing powerful high, which you "glue" to your couch and where you relax completely, although its effect is not just a heavy physical stone, but also a highly balanced one euphoria.

The flowering period of this Indica crossing lasts 9-10 weeks with yields that do not necessarily break records, but are still average to reasonable. The plant does well if you grow hair indoors under 600W lighting. As she grows, Gorilla Glue develops elaborate aromatic buds with lime green leaves covered with icy layers of crystals, undoubtedly creating crazy amounts of trichomes and resin, to which she owes her name.

With its taste of earthy and sweet undertones, and a hint of lemon and pine, Gorilla Glue offers, in addition to its strong effect, a fantastic smoke tasting.
Thanks to her excellent qualities, Gorilla Glue has won many prizes after her introduction to the cannabis world, including the 2014 Cannabis Cup and the 2015 World Cannabis Cup for best crossing.