Gorila

About Gorila

Gorila from Pyramid Seeds is an Indica-leaning feminized strain created from Chem Sis Sour Dubb seeds. It is known for a very strong THC potential and a flowering period that remains relatively short compared to many similar varieties.

This strain typically develops dense, resinous flowers with a distinctive lemon and pine aroma. Gorila seeds are suited to growers seeking an Indica profile with notable potency and a flowering time of around 7–8 weeks.

Key details

• Strain name: Gorila
• Breeder: Pyramid Seeds
• Type: Indica, feminized cannabis seeds
• Genetics: Chem Sis Sour Dubb seeds
• Flowering time: typically around 7–8 weeks with a good yield potential

Growing notes

• Performs well in controlled indoor environments where light and climate can be managed consistently.
• Good yield potential is often achieved with attentive nutrition and regular monitoring of plant health.
• Training techniques such as topping or low-stress training can help support even canopy development.
• Allow adequate ventilation and spacing to support dense flower formation and maintain favourable conditions.

What to expect

Growers can typically expect compact, resinous buds with a pronounced lemon and pine profile. The very strong THC potential and Indica character make Gorila seeds appealing to those looking for a potent, aromatic plant that finishes in a relatively short flowering window.

FAQ

• Q: What type of strain is Gorila?
  A: Gorila is an Indica-leaning feminized cannabis strain created from Chem Sis Sour Dubb genetics.
• Q: How long does Gorila usually take to flower?
  A: The flowering time is typically around 7–8 weeks under suitable indoor conditions.
• Q: What aroma or flavour is associated with Gorila?
  A: Gorila is noted for a lemon and pine profile, which can be noticeable both in aroma and taste.
• Q: What kind of yield can I expect from Gorila?
  A: This strain is described as having good yield potential when grown with appropriate care and environmental control.
• Q: Are Gorila seeds suitable for less experienced growers?
  A: With its relatively short flowering time and good yield potential, Gorila can be approachable for growers with some basic experience who are able to maintain stable growing conditions.