Packing a punch with even the smallest hit,

Gorilla Glue (also known as Gorilla Glue #1)

has quickly become a favorite for users seeking a

super powerful and sedating high.

Coming onto the cannabis scene during the summer of 2016,

those at GG Strains created a hit with this 50/50 hybrid strain.

Chem’s Sister mixed with Chocolate Diesel gives you Gorilla Glue,

and it takes on a strong yet pleasing scent while

instantly hitting you with its effects.

Gorilla Glue shares a lot of Chocolate Diesel’s attributes,

giving users both a smell and taste that’s reminiscent of

coffee and mocha notes.

However,

don’t let the yummy tones fool you,

as this strain also packs a sour punch with diesel flavor that

stays in your mouth long after you’re through.

It’s recognized for its earthy and pungent attributes

that many compare to its sister strains.

Those who want the most bang for their buck tend to favor Gorilla Glue, as its super powerful THC levels give you an instant high that’s deep and long-lasting. Measuring near 28% THC at times, new smokers should go easy with this strain, as it can produce some unpleasant side effects if you aren’t careful.

After smoking, you’ll instantly feel happy and uplifted, easily forgetting the stresses of work and allowing you to get ready for a relaxing night. The dark olive green buds tend to be pretty frosty, almost making it have a tranquilizing type of effect. As you melt into the couch with joy the giggles might come up, and while you’re experiencing a complete mind and body numbing high, any chronic pain will be washed away.

Gorilla Glue is most definitely a heavy hitting strain.

More so users should expect a few side effects even if they are accustomed to smoking regularly. Many note a super dry mouth right away, so keep some water handy and prepare yourself for dry and itchy eyes. Those who are extra sensitive may experience anxiety that leads to paranoia, dizziness, or a headache.

Cooperating in warm outdoor environments, Gorilla Glue seeds are pretty easy for the average grower to cultivate. Plants can get rather tall and need regular trimming in order to yield a satisfactory amount of bud, but overall they are easy to work with. Keep this strain away from excessive rain or frost and you’ll end up with plants that flower in about 8 to 9 weeks.