Alien Gorilla Glue Seeds

The Strength of Alien Gorilla Glue

Known for its sky-high THC levels around 24%, this strain delivers deeply relaxing, full-body effects that make it a perfect choice for evening use or winding down after a long day.

Known for its high potency

This heavy-hitter is especially popular among experienced users looking for strong Indica effects, but beginners and those with lower THC tolerance should take it slow — this one hits hard. With its knockout potency and impressive lineage, it stands out as a go-to strain for serious relaxation.

Feel the High of Alien Gorilla Glue

This potent Indica is best known for its deep relaxation and sedating body high, but there’s a lot more to the experience than just couch-lock. It usually kicks off with a fast-hitting, euphoric head buzz that lifts your mood and melts away stress. You might feel a bit dreamy or even creatively inspired before the heavier effects roll in.

There’s this mellow mental clarity that helps quiet racing thoughts. As the high settles, you’ll feel a warm, tingly body buzz spread from head to toe, wrapping you in a calm, feel-good haze. Some people even say it makes them a little more sociable or chatty at first—just don’t expect that to last too long once the full relaxation sets in.

Whether you’re unwinding solo or just trying to take the edge off, this strain brings a balanced, full-spectrum high that hits in all the right ways. And don’t say we didn’t warn you—this one’s famous for bringing on a serious case of the munchies, so do a snack run before you spark it up.

Responsible marijuana use within one's tolerance levels can produce pleasant effects- avoid excessive intake.

The Flavor of Alien Gorilla Glue

This resin-packed bud hits your taste buds with that deep, earthy flavor right from the start — thanks to myrcene, there’s this musky, almost herbal base that gives it a super chill vibe. Then the caryophyllene kicks in with just enough peppery spice to keep things interesting, kind of like a little bite at the end of each puff. The smoke is thick but goes down smooth, and you’ll probably notice a fresh, piney layer in there too — that’s the pinene doing its thing, adding a crisp edge that cuts through the heaviness. On the exhale, there’s this bright, citrusy twist that hangs in the background — subtle but noticeable, and that comes from limonene, giving the whole flavor profile a slightly zesty lift. Every hit blends those flavors together into a bold, gassy smoke that lingers long after your session’s over.

Flowering Time 60 Days

-- Outdoor Grow (Full Sun / In Ground) --
Height: 6 Ft Plus
Yield: 1 1/2 - 2 Plus lbs. Cured

Alien Gorilla Glue Marijuana | Indoor & Outdoor Grow Guide

Problems known to Alien Gorilla Glue Marijuana plants - This potent Indica strain puts out some super dense, sticky buds — which is great, but it also means you’ve gotta stay on top of your humidity, especially late in flower. If things get too damp, mold can sneak in, so good airflow and keeping your grow space dialed in really helps. As for pests, it’s not overly fussy, but you’ll still want to keep an eye out for the usual suspects like spider mites or fungus gnats, especially indoors. Honestly, it’s a good idea to grab some Holi Moli Eliminator and start using it early — that stuff makes it easy to stay ahead of mold, mildew, and bud rot before they ever become a problem. It does a solid job at keeping pests off too, especially if your space is clean and your plants aren’t stressed out.

- It doesn't love big temperature swings - this can stress the plant and lead to smaller yields. Keeping the environment stable really makes a difference in how well it performs.

- Avoid overfeeding - Too much nitrogen in flower can mess with bud development. Watch for leaf tip burn — it's an early sign you're going a little heavy on the nutes.

- May need support for heavy buds - Large amounts of bud production in the final weeks can make the mature plants top-heavy and prone to breaking or tipping over.

- Finicky if severely root-bound early on meaning: If a plant’s roots outgrow their container too soon (like kept a small pot/cup during early veg), the plant can start acting fussy - stunted growth, slowed development, yellowing leaves, or weak structure - even if everything else (like light, water, and nutrients) is fine.

- To help your plants grow strong roots, follow Holi Moli's instructions on germination and transplanting. This will support their vigorous growth.

- Needs to be feed good nutrients - Grab a bottle of Holi Moli Juice to feed your plants the best nutrients out there.

How to Grow Alien Gorilla Glue Cannabis Indoors

This potent strain does best outside in warm, dry, and sunny weather — think desert vibes or Mediterranean-style climates. It thrives with daytime temps between 70–85°F and really appreciates low humidity, especially during flower when those sticky, chunky buds start filling out. Try to keep nighttime temps above 55–60°F to avoid stressing the plants — if you’re in a cooler area or heading into fall, consider using a small greenhouse, cold frame, or even row covers to help trap warmth overnight. Pick a sunny spot where it can soak up 6 to 8 hours of direct sunlight and enjoy a nice breeze.

The size of your fabric pot really affects how much space each plant needs. If you're working with 5-gallon pots, give them about 2.5 to 3 feet of space—that’s a solid setup for smaller gardens or when you want to keep things compact. Moving up to 7-gallon pots? Bump that spacing to 3 to 4 feet so your plants have a little more room to branch out and breathe. With 10-gallon pots, which are great for bigger outdoor plants, shoot for 4 to 5 feet apart to keep airflow strong and avoid crowding. And if you’re going all in with 15- to 20-gallon pots, make sure there’s 5 to 6 feet between each plant—that gives the roots plenty of space and keeps the canopy open, which really helps prevent mold.

Growing this strain in hot, arid subtropical climate? To really succeed, you’ll want to take a few extra steps to help your plants handle the heat. Once daytime temps climb past 90°F, consider throwing up a white shade cloth to soften the sun’s intensity — white reflects heat better than black and helps keep things cooler. Watering becomes more frequent in dry air, so aim for early morning or evening waterings, and think about using mulch to keep roots cool and moist. Fabric pots are a smart choice too — they allow for better airflow and won’t cook the roots like plastic can. Make sure to provide enough space between your plants to encourage strong airflow and better light penetration, especially once they start filling out in flower. Wind can also be an issue in dry zones, so set up a windbreak if needed.

Growing it in a temperate climate? This strain can definitely grow well in temperate climates, but you’ll want to give it a little extra love — especially later in the season. It usually finishes around late September to early October, so getting a head start is key. Start seeds indoors and move outside after your last frost, when temps are consistently above 50°F, to make sure it finishes before the cold sets in. Cool nights below 55°F can slow growth, so covering your plants with frost cloth can help hold in warmth. When planting multiple plants, give them plenty space to boost airflow and let sunlight reach the lower branches. And don’t forget to shield them from rough weather; heavy rains and strong winds can really take a toll. It’s a good idea to throw up a simple rain cover or move the plants into a greenhouse if you have one. Using fabric pots or raised beds can help keep root temps stable and give you better control over watering and drainage.

How to Grow Alien Gorilla Glue Strain Indoors

This is a solid pick for indoor growers — it’s pretty forgiving and responds really well if you keep the basics dialed in. You’ll want to keep your temps around 70–80°F when the lights are on, and no lower than 60°F at night to keep your plants happy and stress-free. Humidity-wise, aim for 50–60% during veg, then drop it down to around 40–50% during flower, and even lower (35–45%) in those final weeks to help prevent mold from forming on those thick, sticky buds.

Spacing is key to keeping airflow strong and your plants healthy—especially as they start to bulk up in flower. If you’re using 5-gallon pots, give each plant about 2.5 to 3 feet of space. That’s usually enough if you’re doing some light training like topping or low-stress techniques. For bigger plants in 10-gallon pots, step it up to 4 to 5 feet apart. The extra room helps support a wider canopy, better airflow between branches, and fewer issues with mold or humidity buildup. Plus, larger pots give the roots more space to expand, which can translate to bigger yields when you dial in the rest of your grow.

As for training, it handles topping and low-stress training (LST) like a champ, and it does especially well in a SCROG (screen of green) setup since it tends to grow bushy with solid branching. Good airflow is a must, so keep a fan moving air around your tent or room. Just be ready for the aroma - this strain lets of a powerful skunky and diesel smell — it gets loud, so a carbon filter is your best friend. As long as you keep an eye on temps, humidity, spacing, and feeding, it will reward you with chunky, frosty buds that hit hard and smell amazing. And don’t forget: better lights = better buds.

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