Gorilla Z auto (mostly flower/harvest)

She seemed really resilient to anything that was thrown at her. I had an issue with my space heater where it was turned to face her directly for a few hours. I'm shocked that she not only didn't catch fire, but survived and only lost a few lower bud sites. The only complaint I have has to do with the harvest time (69 days, giggity). I waited as long as I could to harvest, but too many leaves were yellowing and dropping and the sugar leaves were close to following suit. I think I got really lucky, because the day I chopped her was the day the trichromes all looked cloudy and her buds finally started to fill in. I'm genuinely curious if anyone has grown one of these that was ready to harvest in 63 days, because she was nowhere near ready at 63. Aroma wise, she was exactly as described on the website. It's a cacophony of various fruity candy smells with a sour undertone. Will update with smoke report after drying and curing. 01/24/26 update: Everything is dried and started curing. I weighed the buds after trimming and came up quite a bit short of an ounce . I tossed a lot of smaller nugs into the trim because of the issue with the heater, so that combined with underfeeding in flowering is probably what stunted the results. She's still my first ever grow and honestly one of the only plants I've ever grown in my life. I'll update again after curing for 2 weeks with how she smokes. 02/06/26 smoke update: After 2 weeks of curing, she's finally ready! The flavor is almost bizarre to me. Initially, there is a really strong fruity and sour aroma when handling the buds, but if you break one open or smoke it, all of that vanishes, and instead a chocolatey aroma takes its place. Not at all what I was expecting from the initial smell, but it's certainly not bad. The high seems really balanced where you feel it in your head and body simultaneously, definitely seems to be a balanced hybrid. For this sample, I smoked 2 nugs, one higher quality from the top of the plant, and one from a lower node. Didn't notice a difference between the 2 .