Gorilla Cookies Auto Seeds

Powerful, flavorful, and potent! I found a bit of mold on one of the dense buds due to poor ventilation. I had to cut that plant; the buds were thick and hard like plastic. I'm keeping the other two for about a month. They're more resinous and grow faster anyway. The one I cut was still quite sweet. I trimmed everything, letting some parts dry for a long time and the rest quickly in the oven with a fan. I smoked it with a friend, and he said it felt like it hit his brain. I was completely disconnected while playing on the console... The small plant in the photo is an Amnesia Lemon that was a gift. Take care!

It's alive, flowering, and smells wonderful despite my clumsy hands. My first time growing anything, no experience whatsoever. I ordered seeds and even got a few free gifts, which was nice. I sowed two in cotton pads and one in hydrogen peroxide. The one in water germinated faster, so I removed the pads and soaked the other two. After three days, the first one had a 7mm taproot, the others about 4mm. I mixed commercial potting soil, coconut fiber, and perlite, half and half. I washed the coconut fiber once, discarded the dust, kept the pieces, and mixed everything together well. I filled three plastic cups, made 1cm holes in each, placed the seeds horizontally, covered them, and then put the clear cups on top. Two germinated quickly, one took about a day. The largest one stretched too much and broke at the base under its own weight. I was gone for a day, came back, and it looked like a sad little noodle. I propped it up with a matchstick, and it survived! Once they had their second set of leaves, I transplanted them into 15-liter pots. I should have done that from the start, because I damaged a lot of roots while transplanting them. What a mess! I'm using two 135W panels and corner lights (two 16W and two 18W) in a 60 x 100 x 180 cm grow tent, with an 18/6 light cycle and a temperature of around 25°C. Sometimes it goes up to 30°C, which is too hot. I didn't use any fertilizer before flowering, then I switched to GHE Flora Gro, Bloom, and Micro. I mix at 50% of the recommended dose, gradually increasing it. I have two fans for air circulation, and I used to put a bowl of water in there for humidity, but I removed it. I water when the surface of the soil is dry, and I fertilize every other watering. The smell is starting to develop: it's time to install the filter. The pH is around 6-6.5. I've had some leaf problems (yellowing, curling), so I've adjusted the distance of the light to 35-45 cm from the canopy. Growth has slowed down a bit, but the side branches are lengthening. I've trimmed some leaves to let in more light. Sticky buds are forming and look promising. Your advice and comments are welcome! Peace to all.

Absolutely no complaints! It's a real beast! I've grown it four times and I'll probably grow it again. Never less than 130g! Of all my grows, it's still my favorite. Right now, I'm slowly testing new varieties, but that's another story. The Gorila Cookis in the photo was grown indoors and yielded 180g dry. I moved it outside to the greenhouse for harvest. I wish everyone good vibes, warm tents, easy grows, and bountiful harvests!

Stinky, sticky, and resistant. That's all you need to know.

A truly robust variety. It grows incredibly fast in good conditions (temperatures above 20°C and bright light). Indoors, under a 250W HPS lamp and two 70W LEDs, it reached its mature size in about two months. I fertilized it with a teaspoon of fertilizer per 5 liters of water, watering it once a week in a 25-liter pot. The photos are from the 7th or 8th week. Then, I moved it outside, and it survived nights near freezing (around +2-3°C) for two weeks. I thought it was doomed, but no! Its growth was slow in the cold weather, but as soon as the temperatures warmed up, it took off. A super resilient plant. No problems so far. A real powerhouse; I highly recommend it.