Gorilla Glue #4 Outdoor Ontario

2020-10-07 (Day 205) Trimmed up my Gorilla Glue #4 over a week. Time consuming to trim due to the fact that I didn’t defoliate and this this girl was a legit bush with smaller sticky buds. I know why they call this Gorilla Glue, legit the stickiest strain I’ve had to trim. -I trimmed fan leaves while the plant was still intact, -then cut branches and debudded them, -Buds were then wet trimmed with a bowl trimmer -Buds were then washed in 1cup H2O2 : 5 gallon water solution, -Buds then rinsed off in pure water. -put on drying rack in tent and humidity controlled at 55%-60% with dehumidifier, temp at 65F and two fans running, -after about 4 days buds were put in air proof 5 gallon pale to cure. Original SensiblE Seeds’ Gorilla Glue #4 may be insanely sticky and trich-filled and I’ve seen how amazing the indoor can turn out, but it’s not perfectly suited for our damp outdoor climate. Mainlining was abandoned on this girl due to the butchered reoccurring split where the original topping took place and I did no more training after that. This strain produces small, dense, crystal-laden nugs that legit feel like they are covered in glue. 6/10 on the mold resistance scale as there was some severe WPM although airflow could have been an issue. Despite the smaller buds this girl still managed to bring in 756g (dry) and I am super happy with the yield. I will update taste and effects soon once cured for a bit. This grow serves as a cautious tale to be extra careful when trying to mainline, and also showing what a plant can manage to overcome. Constant mold mitigation makes me not recommend this strain for Outdoors in our climate, but I still have to run this crystal monster indoors. I will update smell, taste and effects.