Triple G - 10 fem. units. Royal Queen

Triple G: Get ready for take-off Triple G descends from a prestigious family. Its name pays homage to its powerful and well-known ancestors: Gorilla Glue and Gelato. These two varieties have conquered the cannabis world and are known globally for their immense potency, magnificent flavor, and high productivity. We used our own versions of these legends, Green Gelato and Royal Gorilla, to create Triple G. Our breeders wanted to develop a strain that could compete with the top-tier genetics of its predecessors, and that's exactly what Triple G is. This variety produces enormous levels of THC and sweet flavors, delighting your body, mind, and taste buds alike. Overall, it's a formidable beast with indica dominance (85% indica). EFFECTS, AROMA, AND FLAVOR Warning: do not underestimate Triple G! Novice smokers should consume this strain with extreme caution. Take hits one at a time. Its protruding flowers seem ready to unleash a sea of brilliant resin. This psychoactive nectar has a THC content of 26%, which will elevate your mind in a matter of seconds. Experienced users will feel an instant burst of euphoric energy lighting up the central nervous system. While these sensations are pleasant, they could cause anxiety in less experienced smokers. If you can tolerate the high, prepare for a fabulous journey of deep contemplation, creativity, and introspection. Triple G also offers great therapeutic potential for those seeking symptomatic relief. Try it if you suffer from loss of appetite, insomnia, or chronic pain. Chocolate, berry, and candy flavors enhance these effects. And the sensory bombardment doesn't stop there. It also produces earthy, spicy, and diesel aromas. GROWING TRIPLE G Triple G develops a dense canopy of narrow, pointed flowers. These buds are loaded with bright orange pistils and a thick layer of trichomes. Given its strong indica dominance, the plants have a bushy shape, making them easier to manage than many other strains. Growers can apply pruning and topping techniques to ensure the buds are uniformly exposed to light. The plants tolerate both indoor and outdoor conditions well, producing medium yields in both environments.