Gorilla Glue Feminised Seeds

Gorilla Glue (GG4) Feminised Seeds: Extreme Resin, 8–9 Week Finish

Some strains introduce themselves. GG4 arrives — loud, sticky, and completely uninterested in your plans for the evening. If you’re looking to buy Gorilla Glue seeds in Australia, this is the one that turns “just a quick sesh” into “why am I still on the couch?” with a grin you can’t peel off.

Quick Stats

Gorilla Glue is an indica-leaning hybrid (60% Indica / 40% Sativa) with a realistic THC range of 24–27% (some reports push higher under ideal conditions). Indoors she typically finishes in 8–9 weeks (56–63 days) and can return ~450–650 g/m² with proper canopy control.

Outdoors in Australia, she’s usually a late-season finisher (often late March to mid May depending on region), and her aroma is unapologetically loud: heavy diesel, pine, deep earth, with a sour-chocolate edge. Resin output is extreme — she’s a genuine favourite for hash and rosin.

Matty: “She’s called Glue for a reason — by the time you realise you’ve over-smoked her, the couch’s already claimed you.”

The Dynasty: Unpack the Heritage

GG4 is the ultimate underdog story: a keeper from Chem’s Sister and Sour Dubb went hermie and accidentally created a strain that turned a toss-out into a triumph. With Chocolate Diesel in the lineage, it went on to snag multiple High Times Cannabis Cup wins in 2014 and cement itself as a global icon.

The name came from two things growers remember forever: trim shears that gum up instantly, and a body stone that “glues” you to the couch. Many growers call it “GG4” thanks to a famous naming kerfuffle years back — the “GG” stuck, just like your scissors after trim night.

Flavour & Aroma: Loud Diesel, Pine, and Deep Earth

Gorilla Glue doesn’t whisper — she arrives with boots on. This profile is commonly associated with a heavy-hitting trio: Caryophyllene (spice/gas), Limonene (bright citrus lift), and Myrcene (earthy weight). Together, they create that famous “euphoric sedation” feel.

On the nose: Big diesel and dank earth with sharp pine and a sour-citrus snap — like a mechanic’s bay parked in a pine forest.

On the tongue: Diesel-forward and earthy, with an herbal pine bite and a sour-chocolate edge that lingers on the exhale.

Matty: “She stinks in the best possible way — the kind of funk that tells you the party’s about to start and end on the same couch.”

Effects & What to Expect: A Two-Part Punch

• Phase One — Head Rush: A fast mood lift. Ideas feel shinier, music sounds fatter, and you’ll swear you’ve solved something important.
• Phase Two — Happy Glue: The glue sets. Shoulders drop, time gets stretchy, and the couch becomes a commitment — while the grin stays.

If you’re newer to potent strains, start small. If you’re a veteran, you already know the drill: she’s friendly… right up until she isn’t.

How I Grow It (Matty’s Way)

Skill level: Easy to Moderate.

Structure & training: Top or FIM once or twice, then LST to open her up. Expect roughly 1.5–2× stretch in early flower. Plan your trellis before the flip, not after she’s already sprinting.

Outdoor timing (AU): Harvest timing often lands from late March to mid May depending on region. Watch dew and autumn humidity — this is dense bud territory.

Smell control: Don’t skip the carbon filter. The neighbourhood will know.

Matty: “Keep it steady, keep it clean. Soil/Coco 6.0–6.5; Hydro 5.8–6.0. She eats heavy in bloom, but airflow is your insurance policy. RH over 55% for too long? You’ll grow glue and grey.”

Matty’s Advanced Notes

• Climate: Veg 24–28 °C @ 55–65% RH; Flower 22–26 °C @ 45–55% RH (drop to 40–45% late).
• Hydro guidance: Res 18–20 °C with high dissolved oxygen. EC 1.6–1.8 (late veg) → 1.8–2.0 (early bloom) → 2.0–2.2 peak (if the plant is asking for it).
• Canopy density: Target ~35–45% leaf cover mid-flower; light defol around Day 21 and Day 42.
• Support: Stakes or netting by Week 3 of flower — colas can get hefty fast.
• ⚠️ Red flag: Sticky density creates microclimates. If RH sits >55% in Weeks 4–7, you’re inviting mould. Keep the fans honest.

Matty note: “If it feels too airy, you’re probably doing it right.”

Matty’s Grow Log: A Peek Inside My Tent

Phase / Week	Key Action / Status	Matty’s Tip
Veg Week 4	Vigorous, bushy; topped above 4th node; LST started	Open the centre for airflow now — future you (and your trimmers) will thank you.
Flower Week 4	Stretch done; bud sites stacked; main defol complete	Install second net/support before the weight shows up overnight.
Flower Week 8	Resin outrageous; colas dense and tacky; dial back feed	Keep VPD tight; watch for microclimates deep in the canopy.
Flower Week 9–10	Watch for late foxtailing under high PPFD	Ease intensity or raise lights — Glue bulks with balance, not brute force.
Harvest Week	Trichomes mostly milky with a kiss of amber	Flush clean; rotate scissors in IPA — she gums blades in minutes.

Matty’s Story: The Night of the Great Glue Incident

I once tried trimming GG4 after a long day. Two hours in, my scissors were welded shut, my fingers looked like they’d been dipped in honey, and the trim bin was basically an oil slick. That was the night I realised why she’s called Gorilla Glue — not just for the couch, but for everything she touches.

Pro tip: Have backup scissors, and don’t roll one mid-trim unless you like resin fingerprints on everything you own.

Mythbusting

• Myth: High-THC strains can’t have flavour.
  Truth (Matty): GG4 breaks that rule — diesel funk and sour-chocolate run neck-and-neck.
• Myth: Glue’s only for extractors.
  Truth (Matty): She presses brilliantly, but the flower smoke alone can out-resin most jars.
• Myth: If it’s sticky, it must mould.
  Truth (Matty): Not if airflow’s dialled — the glue’s in the trichomes, not the humidity.

Who It’s For?

Perfect If You:

• Chase big resin and chunky yields (bring extra trim scissors).
• Want a euphoric lift that settles into premium couch time.
• Love pressing rosin or making top-shelf hash.
• Have a tolerance and a comfy lounge situation.

Maybe Not For You If You:

• Need to be social or productive afterwards.
• Prefer zippy, chatty sativas.
• Are new to potent strains and hate heavy eyelids.
• Think “eight weeks” means “eight naps” — she still needs attention.

Final Verdict

Gorilla Glue (GG4) isn’t famous because it’s easy — it’s famous because it delivers, every single time, when the system is right. This is a strain that rewards airflow, patience, and a steady hand with obscene resin, chunky yields, and a high that settles plans for the evening whether you had any or not.

Grow her clean, keep the canopy breathing, and respect the final weeks — and you’ll pull jars so sticky they squeak when you open them. Ignore the details, rush the finish, or skimp on airflow, and she’ll remind you that glue works both ways.

Matty’s final word: “If you want polite, grow something else. If you want legendary resin and a grin you can’t wipe off — GG4’s still the yardstick.” 🍻

Matty’s Quick-Fire Q&A: Gorilla Glue Edition 💬