Gorilla Gang

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Información básica

Gorilla Gang is an indica / sativa from Annunaki Genetics y se puede cultivar indoors and outdoors (Donde las plantas necesitarán un tiempo de floración de ±60 días) Annunaki Genetics y Gorilla Gang es/nunca fue disponible como semillas feminizadas.

Descripción de Annunaki Genetics

Gorilla Gang is a crossing long overdue. It was only a matter of time before these two rendezvoused. We took the number one selling strain in the United States: Gorilla Glue #4 (from Gorilla Gardens) and hit her with pollen from a potent Gorilla Biscuit (from Seeds of Compassion). Gorilla Biscuit has earned a spot as one of our all time favorite strains and has remained as a staple in our gardens for quite some time now. Call it serendipity; when we found a male that had the same growth structure as our favorite female.
Gorilla Biscuit’s aroma is so complex that the only strain in our stable of stellar varietals that rivals it could only be Gorilla Glue #4, which in our opinion nears the pinnacle of cannabis terpene profiles. Both the Biscuit and the Glue are straight greasy, and possess an aroma that is deep, dark, and skunky with potent onion and acetone odors on the back end.
By crossing these two gorillas, we had hoped to improve on the structure of each. We think that we have succeeded with this sturdy statured, high-yielding, greasy, and stinky hybrid. Discover our Gorilla Gang phenotypes with aromas that range from caramel, onion, to tropical fruits, along with the plant and flower structure that resemble both parents.