How to grow Quick Gorilla

65% indica - 35% sativa
kush
Quick Gorilla bud — quarter view
THC 22%
Flowering 51 - 56 days
Yield 500 g/m²
Height 300cm

Taste

Kush

Seb's take

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Gorilla meets an autoflowering OG Kush in this F1 hybrid, the kind of cross that tends to borrow the best of both parents along with a shortened flowering time. Indica-dominant in character, Quick Gorilla trades none of the original Gorilla's reputation for the extra speed.

Where it comes from

Gorilla meets an autoflowering OG Kush in this F1 hybrid from Dinafem — the OG side one of the most famous indica-dominant lines to come out of California. The auto parent lends a shortened flowering time to the cross while the pairing tends, in the F1 way, to gather the sturdier traits of both. Indica-dominant in character, and built to borrow the best of each side rather than to reinvent either.

Nose & flavour

No tasting notes are set down in the record, so I will keep to what the pedigree implies rather than invent a nose for her. Both parents come from famously pungent stock — Gorilla and the OG Kush line are not known for their discretion — so a loud, resinous profile would be the reasonable expectation. But expectation is not fact, and the record is silent, so take that as informed guesswork rather than gospel.

The high

The effect, likewise, is not itemised. What the record offers is that she is indica-dominant and carries 22% THC, and that the cross was built to borrow the best of both parents. Read that as a weighted, bodily sort of experience rather than a racing one — the frame is indica, and 22% is no trifle — but I will not put words in the plant's mouth beyond what is written.

Growing it

The autoflowering OG Kush parent does its work at the calendar: flowering finishes in 51 to 56 days, quick for a photoperiod feminized plant. In exchange she runs tall — up to 300cm — so this is emphatically one to give the headroom, or to train early and firmly. The yield sits at a solid 500 g/m², the THC at 22%. As an F1 cross of a feminized line with an autoflowering one, she keeps photoperiod habits with a shortened clock, and tends to gather the sturdier traits of both sides.

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Common questions about Quick Gorilla

How long does Quick Gorilla take to flower?

Around 8 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers. Quick, as these things go.

Is Quick Gorilla 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 tall does Quick Gorilla grow?

Around 300 cm. Plan your headroom before she plans it for you.

How strong is Quick Gorilla?

The breeder lists THC around 22%. Firmly in the strong band.