Garlic Glue

Garlic Glue is a name applied to multiple distinct genetic profiles, leading to ambiguity regarding its lineage. The most commonly cited version is an indica-dominant hybrid believed to be a cross between GMO Cookies and Gorilla Glue #4. A separate iteration, associated with GG Strains, is reported to be a cross of Sister Glue and Gorilla Glue #4.

Evidence suggests the name is also used for an entirely different, unrelated cultivar: a three-way cross of Chem's Sister, Chocolate Diesel, and Sour Dubble. Regardless of the specific lineage, the strain is characterized by a potent, room-filling aroma of roasted garlic and herbs, often accompanied by notes of diesel and tar. Users typically describe the experience as a long-lasting, sedative high that induces physical relaxation and a sense of unfocused, euphoric bliss, frequently accompanied by an increase in appetite.