Gorilla Lemon Fire Strain Regular SeedsGorilla Glue #4 resin with a loud lemon twist, in male and female seed
5.00 out of 5 · 2 reviewsThe Gorilla Lemon Fire strain is an indica-dominant Gorilla Glue #4 hybrid with a sharp lemon smell, reported at 21–25% THC and about 65 days of flowering. These are regular seeds, so roughly half of the plants will be male. That makes this pack a choice for growers who want to pick a keeper mother, make their own crosses or run a pollen project with Gorilla Lemon Fire genetics.
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What is the Gorilla Lemon Fire strain?
Gorilla Lemon Fire is a mostly indica hybrid (roughly 70/30) built on Gorilla Glue #4 and crossed with a lemon-heavy partner. Leafly and AllBud list 21–25% THC, and both breeder versions in SeedFinder flower in about 65 days. Two lineages are published: Cream of the Crop Seeds' Sticky Zkittlez Glue × Lemon Pie, and Original Sensible Seeds' Gorilla Glue #4 × (Lemon Skunk × Fire OG). This regular pack produces both male and female plants.
Ratio from Leafly and AllBud; both breeder entries in SeedFinder call it mostly indica.
Cream of the Crop selected its Lemon Pie father for high limonene, and SeedFinder describes the flavor as intense lemon with pine and incense hints.
Gorilla Lemon Fire strain specs
Gorilla Lemon Fire's figures combine two breeder entries on SeedFinder with Leafly and AllBud. Both breeders sell their versions as feminized only, and the breeder of this regular line is not published, so expect more variation from plant to plant than the numbers suggest.
| Type | Indica-dominant hybrid, about 70% indica / 30% sativa |
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| Genetics | Gorilla Glue #4 × Zkittlez × Lemon Pie, or Gorilla Glue #4 × (Lemon Skunk × Fire OG), depending on breeder |
| Bred by | Versions by Cream of the Crop Seeds and Original Sensible Seeds; the source of this regular line is not named |
| THC | About 21–25% |
| CBD | Not published (typically low in Gorilla Glue crosses) |
| Main terpenes | Limonene-led; full profile not published |
| Aroma & flavor | Sour lemon, citrus, pine, incense, spicy kush and gas |
| Reported effects | Happy, uplifted, sociable, then relaxed |
| Seed type | Regular (about half male, half female) |
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| Flowering indoors | About 65 days (9 weeks) |
| Outdoor harvest | Around early to mid-October (Northern Hemisphere) |
| Height | Tall for an indica-leaning plant, per Cream of the Crop's entry |
| Yield | Medium to high: about 500 g/m² indoors, up to 700 g per plant outdoors |
| Difficulty | Moderate (sexing needed) |
| Best methods | Topping, SCROG, selecting a mother from several females |
| Climate | Indoors, or warm temperate outdoor gardens with a dry fall |
Where does the Gorilla Lemon Fire strain come from?
Gorilla Lemon Fire is a Gorilla Glue #4 hybrid, but two different lemon partners appear in the published records. Cream of the Crop Seeds made its version by crossing a Sticky Zkittlez Glue (Gorilla Glue #4 × Zkittlez) mother with a Lemon Pie male chosen for limonene; Leafly and AllBud follow that line. Original Sensible Seeds lists its own Gorilla Lemon Fire as Gorilla Glue #4 × (Lemon Skunk × Fire OG), and a Canadian licensed producer sells flower under the same name with that Lemon Skunk and Fire OG lineage.
The seller of this regular pack does not say which of the two lines it comes from, or who made it. What every version shares is Gorilla Glue #4 for the resin, the heavy body and the indica lean, with a lemon-dominant parent shaping the smell. Growers using these seeds for breeding should expect to see traits from both sides across a pack.
Why buy Gorilla Lemon Fire as regular seeds?
Regular Gorilla Lemon Fire seeds give you male plants as well as females, which is what you need to breed. A good male lets you make your own Gorilla Lemon Fire crosses or seed runs, and growing several females from a regular pack gives you a wider pool to pick a lemon-heavy mother plant for clones.
If you only want buds, the feminized version skips the sexing step. A regular pack means growing spare plants, then culling every male as soon as its sex is clear.
What does Gorilla Lemon Fire taste like, and how does it feel?
Aroma and flavor
Gorilla Lemon Fire tastes of sweet and sour lemon first, with pine, incense and a spicy, gassy kush note underneath from its Gorilla Glue #4 side.
- Lemon
- Sour citrus
- Pine
- Incense
- Gas
- Kush spice
Terpenes
- Limonene
- The lemon lead; selected for in the Lemon Pie father
- Caryophyllene
- Peppery, gassy spice common in Glue lines
- Pinene
- Pine hints noted in SeedFinder's flavor profile
Gorilla Lemon Fire has no published lab terpene profile; limonene is the only terpene a breeder names directly.
Reported effects
People who have tried Gorilla Lemon Fire describe a happy, uplifted and sociable start that settles into physical relaxation. Cream of the Crop calls the effect strong, mental and stimulating, while AllBud reviewers note the heavier body feel arriving later.
- Happy
- Uplifted
- Sociable
- Relaxed
- Strong
Gorilla Lemon Fire is potent, so dry mouth, red eyes and, for low-tolerance users, a foggy or couch-bound feeling are the usual complaints.
These Gorilla Lemon Fire effects come from AllBud and Leafly user ratings (a small sample) and breeder notes. Everyone responds differently, and nothing here is medical advice.
How do you grow Gorilla Lemon Fire seeds?
Gorilla Lemon Fire seeds grow into a vigorous, resinous plant, but as regular seeds they need sexing: grow out several, remove or isolate the males at the start of flowering, then bloom the females for about 9 weeks.
- GerminateAbout 1 week
Sprout roughly twice as many Gorilla Lemon Fire seeds as the female plants you need; the pack splits close to evenly by sex.
- Vegetate4–6 weeks indoors
Top once or twice and fill a SCROG net; the Glue side builds strong lateral branches.
- FlowerAbout 65 days
Check every node daily once the lights change; males reveal themselves fast and should leave the tent unless you want pollen.
- HarvestWeek 9 indoors · October outdoors
Cut Gorilla Lemon Fire once the resin heads turn milky and a share go amber, which growers link to a heavier finish.
Grow tips for Gorilla Lemon Fire
- Sex early, sex carefully. On a Gorilla Lemon Fire male, little green balls on short stalks appear where branches meet the stem, often by day 10 to 14 of 12/12. A single overlooked male will pollinate every female nearby.
- Keep a breeding male apart. If you want to keep a male, move it to a separate space and collect pollen there, away from the females you plan to smoke.
- Pick the lemon keeper. Scratch-and-sniff stems in late veg and bloom several females; the most lemon-forward plant is the one to clone.
- Expect sticky resin. Gorilla Glue #4 heritage means very sticky flowers, so trim with gloves and keep alcohol on hand for your scissors.
- Control the smell. The lemon and gas aroma is loud in late bloom; a carbon filter matters for indoor Gorilla Lemon Fire grows.
- Give it support. Heavy, resin-packed colas on a tall frame can lean, so stake or net the plants before week 5 of flowering.
Is Gorilla Lemon Fire the right strain for you?
Great pick if you
- Want male plants to breed your own Gorilla Glue or lemon crosses
- Like hunting through several females to find a keeper mother
- Enjoy loud lemon flavor over a gassy Glue base
- Want a potent, indica-leaning evening smoke
Think twice if you
- Only want flowering females from each seed you plant
- Have room for only one or two plants
- Can't control odor indoors
- Want a light, low-THC strain
Gorilla Lemon Fire strain FAQ
Is Gorilla Lemon Fire indica or sativa?
Leafly and AllBud both put Gorilla Lemon Fire at roughly 70% indica to 30% sativa, so it counts as an indica-leaning hybrid. Both breeder versions listed on SeedFinder also call it mostly indica.
What are the genetics of Gorilla Lemon Fire?
Two lineages are published. Cream of the Crop Seeds crossed Sticky Zkittlez Glue (Gorilla Glue #4 × Zkittlez) with a Lemon Pie male. Original Sensible Seeds lists Gorilla Glue #4 × (Lemon Skunk × Fire OG). Both share Gorilla Glue #4.
Do Gorilla Lemon Fire regular seeds produce males?
Yes. Yes, a regular pack of Gorilla Lemon Fire splits about evenly between the sexes. Male plants form clusters of pollen sacs within the first couple of weeks of bloom and should be removed or isolated unless you plan to breed with them.
How much THC does Gorilla Lemon Fire have?
Gorilla Lemon Fire is reported at about 21–25% THC by AllBud, with Leafly citing figures around 24%. No CBD figure is published. Exact potency varies with phenotype and growing conditions, more so in a regular pack.
How long does Gorilla Lemon Fire take to flower?
Gorilla Lemon Fire flowers in about 65 days, or roughly 9 weeks, once the light schedule moves to 12/12, based on both breeder entries on SeedFinder. Outdoor plants in the US and Canada usually finish in October.
What does Gorilla Lemon Fire taste like?
Gorilla Lemon Fire tastes of intense sweet and sour lemon with pine and incense hints, backed by the spicy, gassy kush notes of Gorilla Glue #4. Limonene is the terpene its breeder selected for.
How much does Gorilla Lemon Fire yield?
Cream of the Crop's entry rates Gorilla Lemon Fire as medium to high yielding, around 500 g/m² indoors and up to 700 g per plant outdoors. Yields from regular seed vary more between plants than feminized seed.
Is Gorilla Lemon Fire the same as Lemon Fire?
No. Lemon Fire is a separate strain. Gorilla Lemon Fire always includes Gorilla Glue #4 in its genetics, crossed with a lemon-heavy line such as Lemon Pie or Lemon Skunk × Fire OG.
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Warren Seriki –
The plant’s compact size and amazing harvests are appealing to me. The scent is amazing! Love the subtle lemon flavor. And what a fantastic high! I sleep better because of it. I will definitely order this again. Furthermore, this attribute renders the strain a highly powerful pharmaceutical remedy for individuals with appetite loss. The long-lasting benefits of this strain make it a great choice for early evening use when you need to obtain a good night’s sleep. Would definitely recommend this!
Elan R. –
It’s my first time trying this strain and it didn’t disappoint. I like that the plant is compact but still produces awesome yields. The aroma is superb! Love the lemony nuances. And the high is amazing! It helps me get better sleep. I’ll order this again for sure.