How to grow God's Glue
Taste
Seb's take
Two GG#4 Original Glue lines, one American and one a Dutch clone, crossed together with the Sour and Chem families lurking in the background to explain the potency. Soil and diesel open the nose, giving way to subtle citrus; the result is a strain connoisseurs prize as much for complexity as for its 25-30% THC.
Where it comes from
A clever bit of breeding by Ministry of Cannabis: two GG#4 Original Glue lines crossed together, one from the US and the other a clone from the Netherlands. The record traces the ancestry back through the Sour and Chem families, which is precisely where the extremely high THC comes from. So the second parent is listed as unknown, but the record is candid that the whole line runs on Glue, with Sour and Chem lurking behind it to explain the potency.
Nose & flavour
The record describes an extremely complex aroma, and lays out the order of it: soil and diesel first, a heavy, industrial opening, then subtle hints of citrus arriving underneath as you settle in. It is a nose the record says connoisseurs prize, and the layering is why: not one note held long, but a sequence that unfolds. Loud at the top, intriguing beneath.
The high
The record keeps its counsel on the particulars of the effect, dwelling instead on the aroma and the potency. What it does make plain is that this is prized for more than its 25 to 30 per cent THC, though that figure sets the tone clearly enough. Rather than invent an experience the record declines to describe, I will note only that the numbers mark it firmly as a strain to approach with care.
Growing it
Flowering finishes in 63 days, a tidy nine weeks, returning 500 g/m². Height goes unrecorded, so I will speak to temperament rather than guess at it: a Glue-heavy line of this sort tends to the resinous and the sturdy, though I offer that as inference. THC is recorded at 25 to 30 per cent, with the CBD noted as low. A standard grow, then, and a potent reward at the end of a short calendar.
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Common questions about God's Glue
How long does God's Glue take to flower?
Around 9 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.
Is God's Glue an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?
A feminized photoperiod strain — flowering starts when you switch the lights, so the timing is yours to control.
How strong is God's Glue?
The breeder lists THC around 30%. Among the strongest figures in the catalogue.