Gorilla Bomb

Gorilla Bomb Feminised Cannabis Seeds by Bomb Seeds

Gorilla Bomb is a feminised cannabis seed strain from Bomb Seeds that crosses the legendary Gorilla Glue with their own THC Bomb — producing a resin-drenched hybrid with 25% THC and yields up to 550g/m². If you already know Gorilla Glue's reputation for coating everything in sticky trichomes and pinning you to the sofa, imagine that dialled up with even more flavour and production. That's what Bomb Seeds pulled off here.

Gorilla Bomb Specifications and Grow Stats

Gorilla Bomb keeps things manageable in height while delivering serious weight. Here's what you're working with:

Why Gorilla Bomb Seeds Deserve a Spot in Your Grow Room

We've sold a lot of Gorilla Glue crosses over the years, and the honest truth is that most of them lean on the Gorilla Glue name without adding much. Gorilla Bomb is different. Bomb Seeds brought their THC Bomb into the mix — a strain they've been refining for years — and the result is a plant that genuinely improves on both parents in terms of resin output and flavour complexity.

The 25% THC puts Gorilla Bomb firmly in the heavy-hitter category. For context, that's a quarter of the dried flower's weight in pure THC. A toke or two is enough to feel the full effect, which starts with a wave of uplift before settling into deep physical relaxation. If you're the type who rolls a full joint out of habit, this one will teach you to reconsider. It's not a strain you casually smoke through — it demands respect.

The one honest limitation: the 9–10 week flowering time is on the longer side compared to some quick-finishing indicas. If you're after a fast turnaround, something like THC Bomb itself flowers a bit quicker. But if you can wait those extra days, the payoff in density, trichome coverage, and terpene depth is worth every hour. The buds come out absolutely caked — we're talking that Gorilla Glue stickiness where your scissors need cleaning every five minutes during trim.

Growing Gorilla Bomb Seeds: A Practical Guide

Gorilla Bomb is a forgiving strain that rewards generous feeding. Here's how to get the most out of your 5 seeds:

1. Germinate your feminised Gorilla Bomb seeds using the paper towel method or directly in a starter plug. Keep temperatures between 22–26°C and expect taproots within 24–72 hours.
2. Transplant seedlings into their final containers once the first true leaves appear. A 15–20 litre pot works well for indoor grows. Gorilla Bomb stays compact at 90–130cm, so you won't need excessive vertical space — an 80x80 or 100x100 tent handles her comfortably.
3. During vegetative growth, start with moderate feeding and ramp up in the later veg phase. Gorilla Bomb loves her nutrients — she's not a light feeder. A balanced NPK regime with CalMag supplementation works well, especially under LED lighting.
4. Switch to a 12/12 light cycle to trigger flowering. The 9–10 week flowering window means you should see trichome development accelerating from week 5 onwards. The resin production is genuinely remarkable — expect sugar leaves and calyxes completely frosted.
5. In the final two weeks, consider a flush with plain water to let the plant use up stored nutrients. This can improve the flavour of the dried flower. Harvest when trichomes show a mix of cloudy and amber under magnification.
6. Dry slowly in a dark room at 18–20°C with 55–60% humidity for 7–10 days, then cure in glass jars for at least two weeks. The terpene profile develops significantly during a proper cure — rushing this step costs you flavour.

Gorilla Bomb Terpene Profile and Aroma

The aroma on Gorilla Bomb is where the THC Bomb genetics really show their value. Gorilla Glue on its own is earthy, piney, and pungent — classic but one-dimensional. The THC Bomb cross adds a layer of sweetness and depth that makes the dried flower smell more complex and, frankly, more pleasant to be around during a long cure.

According to a review published in Molecules, cannabis terpenes — including those found in Gorilla Glue varieties — contribute significantly to the overall character of a strain beyond just THC content (Booth & Bohlmann, 2020). The interplay between myrcene, caryophyllene, limonene, and other terpenes creates what researchers describe as an entourage effect — where the combination of compounds produces a different experience than isolated THC alone.

When you crack open a cured jar of Gorilla Bomb, expect a punch of diesel and pine layered over something sweeter — almost like dark fruit or caramel. It's the kind of smell that fills a room and lingers on your fingers. During the grow, your carbon filter earns its keep from about week 3 of flowering onwards. Don't skip it.

Gorilla Bomb vs Other Gorilla Glue Crosses

There are dozens of Gorilla Glue hybrids on the market. Here's how Gorilla Bomb stacks up against two popular alternatives:

Gorilla Bomb sits right in the sweet spot: it matches or exceeds the original Gorilla Glue on yield while keeping the plant height more manageable. Compared to THC Bomb, you're getting more resin production and a richer terpene profile at the cost of an extra week or so in flower. If you want the fastest turnaround, THC Bomb wins. If you want the stickiest, most flavourful result, Gorilla Bomb is the pick. We'd choose Gorilla Bomb for a dedicated run where you're not in a rush — the extra time translates directly into bag appeal and potency.