GG#4 Original Glue

Herbies's GG#4 Original Glue is an indica/sativa hybrid cultivar available as feminized seeds. Across the WeedYouLike network, the most-reported effects are relaxing and pain relief. Available chemistry data shows THC at 28%. Growers can expect a flowering time of 8–9 weeks.

GG#4 Original Glue at a glance

Breeder
Herbies
Type
Indica/Sativa Hybrid
Seed type
feminized
THC
28%
Flowering time
8–9 weeks

Effects & experience

Based on 5 community reports, with an average rating of 5/5.

Most-reported effects:

Also reported: pain relief.

Effects are community-reported user experiences, not medical claims.

Flavors & aroma

GG#4 Original Glue is most often described as spicy and earthy.

Genetics & lineage

Type: Indica/Sativa Hybrid · feminized · bred by Herbies.

Also sold as: gg-4-original-glue-original-sensible-seeds-33, GG#4 Original Glue (Original Sensible Seeds) — different product names, same canonical cultivar.

Growing GG#4 Original Glue

Flowering time: 8–9 weeks.

Community grow reports mention: easy to grow (2), high yields (2), successful germination (1).

About GG#4 Original Glue

Different GG#4 is an Indica-dominant cross of Totally Alpha OG and GG#4 with 26% THC, delivering immediate couch-locking relaxation and a pungent skunk, citrus and earthy profile.

1 live listing — see prices and shops on WeedYouLike.

GG#4 Original Glue FAQ

What are the effects of GG#4 Original Glue?

The WeedYouLike community most often reports relaxing and pain relief for GG#4 Original Glue. These are user-reported experiences, not medical claims.

Is GG#4 Original Glue indica or sativa?

GG#4 Original Glue is classified as an indica/sativa hybrid cultivar, bred by Herbies.

How much THC does GG#4 Original Glue have?

Available data puts GG#4 Original Glue's THC at 28%.

How long does GG#4 Original Glue take to flower?

GG#4 Original Glue flowers in 8–9 weeks, based on breeder and community grow data.

What does GG#4 Original Glue taste like?

GG#4 Original Glue is most often described as spicy and earthy.

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