Gorilla Crush Strain Regular SeedsGorilla Glue #4 resin meets Orange Crush citrus, in regular seeds
No reviews yet · be the first to review Gorilla CrushThe Gorilla Crush strain crosses Gorilla Glue #4 with Orange Crush, pairing GG4's sticky, diesel-heavy resin with a sweet citrus note from the Canadian Orange Crush. It is listed as about 70% indica, with 8 to 9 weeks of flowering and very high reported THC. These are regular seeds, so a pack sprouts a mix of males and females, the kind of seed breeders and mother-plant hunters look for.
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What is the Gorilla Crush strain?
Gorilla Crush is an indica-dominant hybrid, roughly 70/30 in favor of indica, made by crossing Gorilla Glue #4 with Orange Crush. Strain databases and seed-bank listings put its THC at 27–29%, flowering at 8 to 9 weeks and its smell at diesel, citrus and sour earth. No breeder has published its name or a lab report for this cross, so the figures here are listed values rather than tested ones.
Ratio from AllBud. Seed-bank listings repeat the same 70/30 split.
Users describe the gluey diesel of Gorilla Glue #4 brightened by sweet orange from the Orange Crush side.
Gorilla Crush strain specs
Gorilla Crush has no published breeder sheet, so these numbers come from AllBud and seed-bank listings for the cross, with parent details from Weedmaps and SeedFinder. The 27–29% THC figure is a listed value with no lab report behind it, and individual regular-seed plants will vary.
| Type | Indica-dominant hybrid, about 70% indica / 30% sativa |
|---|---|
| Genetics | Gorilla Glue #4 × Orange Crush |
| Bred by | Not published; breeder unknown |
| THC | Listed at 27–29% (AllBud, seed banks); unverified by lab data |
| CBD | Low, under 1% |
| Main terpenes | Not lab-tested; the diesel-citrus profile suggests caryophyllene and limonene |
| Aroma & flavor | Diesel, citrus, sour, earthy, herbal, sweet with a chemical edge |
| Reported effects | Euphoric, relaxed, body-heavy, sleepy |
| Seed type | Regular (male and female plants) |
|---|---|
| Flowering indoors | 8–9 weeks after 12/12 |
| Outdoor harvest | Late September to early October (Northern Hemisphere) |
| Height | About 80–140 cm (31–55 in) indoors; 130–170 cm (51–66 in) outdoors |
| Yield | About 400 g/m² indoors per seed-bank listings |
| Difficulty | Moderate (sexing needed) |
| Best methods | Sex early, then top and SCROG the chosen females |
| Climate | Indoors, or temperate outdoor gardens with a dry early autumn |
Where does the Gorilla Crush strain come from?
Gorilla Crush comes from crossing Gorilla Glue #4 with Orange Crush, but who made the cross has not been published. Gorilla Glue #4, now often sold as GG4, is the famously resinous Chem's Sister × Sour Dubb × Chocolate Diesel hybrid from GG Strains. Orange Crush is a Canadian strain: Weedmaps credits the BC Growers Association with crossing a California Orange clone with Blueberry, and SeedFinder lists it at about 50 to 60 days of flowering.
The two parents pull in different directions. GG4 brings heavy resin, a chemical diesel smell and a strong, relaxing finish, while Orange Crush adds sweet orange and a livelier head feel. Listings agree the result leans indica at about 70/30. Because this is a regular seed line from an undisclosed source, growers should expect real differences between plants.
Why grow Gorilla Crush from regular seeds?
Regular Gorilla Crush seeds make both male and female plants, which is exactly what breeders and pheno hunters want. A male Gorilla Crush can pollinate your own crosses, and a large pack lets you pick a standout female, such as one leaning to the orange side or the gluey GG4 side, to keep as a mother plant for clones.
Plan to sex your plants. Expect around half of any regular pack to be male. A male Gorilla Crush forms little round, ball-like buds where leaves meet the stem within the first fortnight of 12/12; take it out before those open unless you want seeds.
What does Gorilla Crush taste like, and how does it feel?
Aroma and flavor
Gorilla Crush tastes of sour diesel and citrus with a sweet orange note, an earthy, herbal middle and a sharp, chemical edge that comes from the Gorilla Glue #4 side.
- Diesel
- Citrus
- Sour
- Sweet
- Earthy
- Herbal
Terpenes
- Caryophyllene
- Peppery, diesel-leaning spice common in GG4 lines
- Limonene
- Citrus and orange brightness
- Myrcene
- Earthy, relaxing base note
No lab terpene profile exists for Gorilla Crush; these terpenes are inferred from its smell and from what its parents usually show.
Reported effects
People who have tried Gorilla Crush most often describe a euphoric lift that turns into a heavy, relaxing body high, with sleepiness at higher doses. One AllBud reviewer called it too strong for beginners and said it left them glued to the couch, so it suits evenings.
- Euphoric
- Relaxed
- Body high
- Uplifted
- Sleepy
Users of Gorilla Crush mention dry mouth, dry eyes and strong couch-lock, and its potency can overwhelm new users.
This summary of Gorilla Crush effects draws on AllBud reviews and seed-bank descriptions. Reactions are individual, and nothing here is medical advice.
How do you grow Gorilla Crush seeds?
Gorilla Crush regular seeds need one extra step: sexing. Germinate a few more seeds than the plants you want, veg them, start 12-hour nights, cull every male the moment it reveals itself, and bloom the females for 8 to 9 weeks.
- Germinate3–7 days
Start extra Gorilla Crush seeds, since around half will turn out male and be removed later.
- Vegetate4–6 weeks indoors
Grow all seedlings on 18/6 and top them once; you can take a labeled cutting from each to keep the best female later.
- Flower8–9 weeks
After 12/12, check the nodes daily in weeks one and two and remove any plant growing pollen sacs.
- HarvestWeeks 8–9 · late Sept to early Oct outdoors
Harvest Gorilla Crush when most trichomes are milky with some amber for a heavier effect.
Grow tips for Gorilla Crush
- Clone before you sex. Taking a cutting from every Gorilla Crush seedling before the flip lets you keep the best female as a mother once you know which plants are girls.
- Expect heavy resin. The Gorilla Glue #4 side makes buds and scissors very sticky, so keep isopropyl alcohol and gloves ready at trim time.
- Control the diesel smell. A carbon filter is a must indoors; GG4's chemical, fuel-like aroma gets intense late in flower.
- Give buds airflow. Gorilla Crush is described with small, dense buds, so thin the inner leaves and keep humidity near 45–50% in the last weeks to avoid bud rot.
- Keep males apart if you breed. To collect pollen from a male Gorilla Crush, move it to a separate room well away from the females before its sacs open.
Is Gorilla Crush the right strain for you?
Great pick if you
- Want to make your own crosses or seeds
- Want to hunt for a keeper female and run clones
- Like diesel and citrus flavors together
- Prefer a strong, relaxing evening hybrid
Think twice if you
- Don't want to identify and remove male plants
- Need a published breeder spec sheet
- Are new to cannabis and prefer a gentle high
- Can't manage strong odor indoors
Gorilla Crush strain FAQ
Is Gorilla Crush indica or sativa?
Gorilla Crush leans indica. AllBud lists a 70/30 indica-to-sativa split, which seed banks repeat, and users mostly describe a heavy, relaxing body effect rather than a racy one.
What are the parents of Gorilla Crush?
Gorilla Crush is a cross of Gorilla Glue #4 and Orange Crush. GG4 comes from GG Strains (Chem's Sister × Sour Dubb × Chocolate Diesel), and Orange Crush is a California Orange × Blueberry strain credited to the BC Growers Association.
Who bred Gorilla Crush?
The breeder of Gorilla Crush has not been published. AllBud and seed banks list its parents but name no creator, so its exact origin is unknown.
How much THC does Gorilla Crush have?
Gorilla Crush is listed at about 27 to 29% THC by AllBud and seed banks. No lab report backs that figure, and it sits at the very top of what cannabis usually tests, so results from your own plants may be lower.
How long does Gorilla Crush take to flower?
Gorilla Crush needs roughly 8 to 9 weeks of bloom once you give it 12-hour nights. Grown outside in the Northern Hemisphere, listings place the harvest between late September and early October.
Do Gorilla Crush regular seeds grow male plants?
Yes. A pack of regular Gorilla Crush seeds splits roughly evenly between male and female plants. Males reveal pollen sacs early in bloom; pull them unless you plan to breed, since a pollinated female spends its energy making seeds rather than buds.
How tall does Gorilla Crush grow?
Gorilla Crush is listed at about 80 to 140 cm (31 to 55 in) indoors and 130 to 170 cm (51 to 66 in) outdoors. Topping and a SCROG net keep the canopy even.
What does Gorilla Crush smell like?
Gorilla Crush smells of diesel and sour citrus with sweet orange, earthy and woody notes. The fuel and chemical side comes from Gorilla Glue #4, while the orange comes from Orange Crush.
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