Triple G

Description

Triple G (Gorilla Glue Gelato): get ready to be shot by

Triple G was born into a prestigious family. Her name is a tribute to her powerful and famous ancestors: Gorilla Glue and Gelato. Both of these strains have taken the cannabis world by storm.

They are well known internationally for their superior potency, crazy flavour and high productivity. We took our own versions of these legends – Green Gelato and Royal Gorilla – to create Triple G.

Our breeders wanted to create something that could match the world-class genetics of their parents – and Triples G is just that. She contains a massive THC level and dessert-like flavours to please the body, mind and taste buds. Overall, she is a fearsome Indica-dominated beast (85% Indica).

Effect, taste and aroma

We have to warn you: do not underestimate Triple G! Beginners should be extremely cautious in their approach to this variety. Take things one breath at a time.

Her spherical flowers seem ready to pour out a sea of shiny resin. This psychoactive nectar contains a THC level of 26%, which lifts your spirits within seconds.

Experienced smokers will feel an immediate rush of euphoric energy, which turns on the lights in the central nervous system. Although these feelings are pleasant, they can cause anxiety in less experienced smokers.

If you can handle that kind of high, get ready for an amazing journey of deep thought, creativity and inner peace. Triple G also offers compelling therapeutic potential for those seeking symptom relief. Try her if you experience lack of appetite, insomnia or chronic pain.

The taste of rich chocolate, berries and sweets enhances this effect. And the explosion of sensory experiences doesn’t stop there. Expect pungent aromas of earth, spice and petrol.

Cultivation of Triple G

Triple G creates a compact patch of narrow, pointed flowers. These flowers are filled with bright orange flower cavities and a thick layer of trichomes.

Her heavy Indica dominance translates into a bush-like shape that makes her easier to handle than most. Growers can apply topping and pruning of the plant to expose her bud areas to uniform light.

She handles indoor and outdoor conditions equally well and performs in the middle of the range in both environments.