Triple G Feminised Seeds

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Triple G is a feminised, indica‑dominant hybrid produced by Royal Queen Seeds that blends heavy resin production with dessert‑style flavour. The breeder presents it as a compact, bushy plant that forms dense, trichome‑coated buds and delivers a fast, clear and euphoric character. Lineage / Genetics Royal Queen Seeds lists Triple G as a direct cross of Royal Gorilla (Gorilla Glue #4 lineage) and Green Gelato (Gelato 33). The breeder classifies the genetic composition as strongly indica‑dominant (approximately 85% indica). Cannabinoids, terpenes and flavour The breeder's datasheet reports THC up to 26%. CBD is described as low; specific numeric values for CBD, CBG, CBN and CBC are not published by the breeder and are therefore recorded as null. Royal Queen Seeds describes Triple G's flavour as chocolate, citrus, diesel and earthy; the breeder describes a complex, sweet/dessert terpene character but does not publish a chemical terpene breakdown on the product page. Commonly reported effects Royal Queen Seeds describes the typical effect profile as clear‑minded and euphoric with fast thinking and motivating/energising qualities. These effects are presented as commonly reported characteristics, not therapeutic claims. Cultivation and flowering The breeder's datasheet lists Triple G as a photoperiod, feminised variety with an indoor flowering window of about 55–60 days and a mid‑October outdoor harvest in the breeder's climate guidance. Reported plant height is circa 90–140 cm indoors and 140–180 cm outdoors. Yield figures given by the breeder are 525–575 g/m² indoors and 600–650 g/plant outdoors. The breeder notes Triple G handles both indoor and outdoor conditions and responds well to topping/pruning. Breeder provenance All above material facts derive from Royal Queen Seeds' official product information for Triple G; where the breeder presents ranges (for THC, flowering and yields) the upper documented values have been recorded and the ranges preserved in notes.