Animal Glue

The name Animal Glue refers to two separate genetic crosses. The first, and more commonly encountered, is a cross of Original Glue (GG4) and Animal Cookies. While the original breeder remains unconfirmed, this indica-leaning version is known for a flavor profile reminiscent of a bakery, featuring notes of blueberry-cookie sweetness, roasted coffee, nuttiness, and spice. Although it shares the same parentage as Zookies, matching parents do not establish that the two names identify the same selection. Users report that this version typically begins with a happy head rush that transitions into a hazy, sedative physical state, often leading to sleepiness.

The second version is a specific selection cultivated by Rosehip Farm in the Petrolia region of Humboldt County. This iteration is a cross of Animal Mints (listed as Animal Mintz) and Petrolia Glue. It is primarily recognized for its use in hash production and offers a flavor profile characterized by sweet mint and earth. Reported effects for this version are generally described as euphoric, calm, and relaxing. These are reported tendencies, as the particular cut, dose, and personal tolerance shape the experience.