Royal Gorilla Auto: Gorilla, Cookies and Ruderalis deliver a fast and sticky strain like you've never seen before
With Royal Gorilla Automatic we introduce you to the new heir to the cannabis throne. The breeders at Royal Queen Seeds blended the most potent and best photoperiod strains in their offering - Royal Gorilla and Royal Cookies - with ruderalis genetics and produced the spectacular Royal Gorilla Automatic. p>
This next-generation autoflowering hybrid outperforms the competition in virtually every major category. Royal Gorilla Automatic is sure to change critics' minds about what an autoflowering strain can do.
Cultivation properties
In a growing room, Royal Gorilla Automatic reaches a height of 60-120cm. This size allows for higher flower production. Under optimal conditions, long colas and strong side branches are formed and yields of up to 400g/m² are not uncommon. In addition, Royal Gorilla Auto is an easy-to-grow strain that doesn't require much care and is ideal for the SOG technique. Only 10-12 weeks after germination you can harvest resinous and large buds with a Diesel and Kush aroma.
In a warm climate, Royal Gorilla Automatic grows up to 140cm outdoors; and can grow into an extremely productive bush with a yield of 120-170g per plant. Because it begins to bloom regardless of the photoperiod, Royal Gorilla Automatic can produce multiple harvests from spring to fall. To grow, plants of this variety require a large pot, sufficient sunlight, well-draining soil and minimal nutrient input.
Potent effect
With a THC content of up to 20% and little CBD, Royal Gorilla Automatic is incredibly psychoactive. A genetic cocktail of indica, sativa and ruderalis genetics, it has both physical and psychological effects. Take it slow, she's got a King Kong-style knockout punch ready. The initial euphoric and cerebral effect slowly turns into a happy couchlock. This extremely resinous cannabis strain with its intense gasoline flavor is more than just a rival to photoperiod strains; Royal Gorilla Automatic sets a new standard in the world of fast-flowering, first-class varieties.
