Pink Gorilla is a hybrid strain that inherits several characteristics from its parent strains. This strain is a cross between Gorilla Glue #4 and Pink 2.0. Pink Gorilla offers an intense high that can leave you glued to the couch for hours.

Effects of Pink Gorilla

The THC levels in Pink Gorilla can go as high as 21%, making it a potent strain that can have a gluing effect on your body. As soon as the strain hits the brain, the body feels immovable, and the effects continue to build up, taking the smoker from a high to a higher state. Pink Gorilla offers a rush of relaxation, sedation, and laziness that is balanced by euphoria, giving you goosebumps.

Despite its Indica-dominant genetics, Pink Gorilla contains a small part of Sativa that provides an energetic euphoria, making it an excellent strain to consume during the day.

Appearance, Flavour, and Aroma of Pink Gorilla

Pink Gorilla’s buds are long spade-shaped, and the nugs are bright neon green with dark orange hairs coming out of the buds. The trichomes of Pink Gorilla are pinkish with crystal white accents that make this strain look breathtaking. The aroma of this strain is pungent and fruity with a chemical-like smell, while the flavour is a combination of sweet and spicy blueberry with a sour chemical punch when exhaled.

Medical Uses of Pink Gorilla

For those with chronic pain, Pink Gorilla can be beneficial as it can help relax muscle spasms and joints. This strain is also effective against headaches, migraines, and cramps. Pink Gorilla can help relieve stress and anxiety, and the sedative effects can help treat insomnia.

Growing Pink Gorilla

Pink Gorilla is a relatively easy strain to grow, making it an ideal choice for beginners. It grows well in both indoor and outdoor environments, producing an average yield of around 10-12 ounces per square meter indoors and up to 16 ounces per plant outdoors. Its flowering time is approximately 8-9 weeks. Pink Gorilla is a bushy plant that requires regular pruning to ensure proper air circulation and prevent mold growth.