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Not necessarily; however, we highly recommend providing ideal conditions and taking precautions to avoid mold, especially during the flowering stage. Thanks for asking.

Thanks for asking. Yes, this strain is highly recommended for both indoor and outdoor growers. However, if you’re growing indoors and are concerned about running out of vertical space, be sure to use plant training techniques such as SCRoG, LST, or topping, among others.

Thanks for asking. The terpene profile is the same. This strain was bred from the original GG4 genetics and selected for higher THC, better yields, and improved structure.

Thanks for asking. Generally speaking, yes. However, it may finish a bit faster when grown indoors under closely controlled environmental conditions.

Thanks for contacting us. The difference is that this one, in particular, is a phenotype we selected for its extremely desirable traits from the original GG4 genetics. The Gorilla Auto is our own twist on GG4, and the GG4 Sherbet FF is GG4 x Orange Sherbet Auto. Thanks for asking.

It means that proper air exchange is required (i.e., removing old air and bringing in fresh air), as well as enough oscillating fans to prevent stale air from accumulating around the flowers. Thanks for asking.

Thanks for asking. That is because the strain's genetics are 50/50; however, the perceived effects might feel slightly Indica-like.

You will need a PAR meter to determine the exact PPFD at canopy level. Based on that, you can monitor and adjust according to how your plant reacts. If you're unsure, feel free to contact us, and we can provide a DLI chart to help you out.

Thanks for asking. To encourage purple hues, you need to provide cooler nighttime temperatures. Generally, a temperature difference of 1°C to 10°C between the lights-on and lights-off periods is recommended. However, we suggest aiming for a 5°C (9°F) difference, as larger temperature swings can stress the plants.

Thanks for asking. In terms of aroma and flavor, it’s similar to Sunset Sherbet but noticeably fruitier and creamier.

Thanks for asking. If the environmental conditions during the veg and flower stages are optimal and you're still not satisfied with the results, the issue is likely related to the drying and curing process. We recommend drying at 15°C (60°F) with a relative humidity of 58–62% for anywhere from 7 to 21 days, or until a moisture meter reads 10–12% moisture content.

Since it's a photoperiod plant (meaning you can let it veg under an 18/6 light cycle indefinitely) you can apply various training techniques such as topping, scrogging, tying down branches, or whatever method you prefer. Just be sure to give the plant enough time to recover before switching to a 12/12 light cycle.

There’s no magic trick or shortcut, the only way to help your plant reach its full potential is by providing optimal environmental conditions. Feel free to contact us via email for a chart outlining the ideal DLI, VPD, and other key variables. Thanks for asking.

Thanks for asking. Are you referring to the Lemon Cherry Cookies Auto? If so, it depends on what you're looking for. Despite their similar flavors and aromas, they offer different experiences. Lemon Cherry Cookies Auto is a 70% indica strain, while Lemon Cherry Runtz is a balanced 50/50 hybrid that tends to be more energizing in comparison. So, if you're after relaxing, slightly sedative effects, go with Lemon Cherry Cookies Auto. For more uplifting and energizing effects, choose Lemon Cherry Runtz. That said, I highly recommend trying both and drawing your own conclusions.

Yes, Lemon Chery Runtz is a great choice for extractors, primarily for its high returns but also for its delicious terpene profile. Thanks for asking.

Hello. They share similar terpene profiles, however, the Lemon Cherry Runtz tends to be more creamy and sweet. Thanks for asking.

Thanks for asking. Generally speaking, you will get more resin production and a better overall quality growing under full-spectrum LEDs.

Hello, and thanks for contacting us. Under canopy lighting prevents popcorn buds on the lower branches. So you can get increased yields as long as they're utilized properly.

Thanks for asking. It will all depend on the substrate you're growing in. We recommend a pH between 5.5 to 6.3 in coco and hydroponics and 6.5 to 7.0 in soil.

Hello. There are several ways to do it such as Scrogging, LST and Topping, however, it will all depend on your experience. If you're a beginner grower, we recommend tying down the main cola (LST).