Monkey Treats (GG#4 x Kentucky Bluegrass) crosses Gorilla Glue 4 to Kentucky Bluegrass, one of the most-copied clones of the last fifteen years and the plant that made sheer resin a selling point against a Kentucky heirloom cut, and the father behind every Souvenir Seed Co release. Neither is a filler parent, which is why this pairing is worth a pack rather than a look. Kentucky Bluegrass sits on the father side of every pack here, which makes the mothers directly comparable in a way most catalogues do not allow.

Order matters in a cross name. In Monkey Treats (GG#4 x Kentucky Bluegrass) the Gorilla Glue 4 side supplied the seed and Kentucky Bluegrass the pollen, and the reciprocal - the same two plants the other way round - is a separate breeding decision with its own results.

Genetic Lineage

• Mother: Gorilla Glue 4. One of the most-copied clones of the last fifteen years and the plant that made sheer resin a selling point.
• Father: Kentucky Bluegrass. A Kentucky heirloom cut, and the father behind every Souvenir Seed Co release. It traces back to an heirloom clone with no published cross; it sits in the purple family alongside Purple Urkle, Mendo Purps, Lavender and Granddaddy Purple. The cut came through Kentucky Organics, sourced around Raywick, Kentucky from an older grower long established in the local scene. Souvenir Seed Co exist largely to reproduce heirloom material like it, which is why this one plant sits on the father side of their whole catalogue..
• The point of the pairing. Neither parent needed rescuing. Putting them together is about what sits between them, not about fixing either one.

Flavor and Aroma Profile

The nose is where these two argue hardest.

• The Aroma. Heavy chemical and earth with a sour, piney edge from the Gorilla Glue 4 side, against sweet grape and floral musk over damp earth from the Kentucky Bluegrass side.
• The Taste. Thick and coating with chemical-earth weight and sour pine up front, turning to sweet and earthy with a floral finish through the exhale.

How the two sides differ

• Two different harvest dates. Around eight to nine weeks for Gorilla Glue 4, eight to nine weeks for Kentucky Bluegrass. Judge each plant on trichomes rather than pulling the room together.
• The smell is a negotiation. Heavy chemical and earth with a sour, piney edge on one side against sweet grape and floral musk over damp earth on the other. Neither wins outright in every seedling.
• Structure varies hard here. Gets tall - a hundred to a hundred and thirty centimetres untrained - and stretches hard through the first two to three weeks; dense chunky colas under a resin coat heavy enough to leave fingers sticky; usually needs extra support from one parent; indica-dominant structure with strong purple expression from the other. Plan the canopy for the taller outcome.
• They pull differently. Growers put Gorilla Glue 4 at heavy-handed rather than clear; strongly settling and Kentucky Bluegrass at indica-leaning, physical and calming. Which end a plant lands on is the main variable.

Cultivation and Growth Traits

• Plant Structure. The two parents disagree here, so plan for range. Gorilla Glue 4 is gets tall - a hundred to a hundred and thirty centimetres untrained - and stretches hard through the first two to three weeks; dense chunky colas under a resin coat heavy enough to leave fingers sticky; usually needs extra support. Kentucky Bluegrass is indica-dominant structure with strong purple expression.
• Veg and stretch. Set the frame while it is cheap to do. Anything you fix after the flip costs you flower sites.
• Flowering Time. The parents are not on the same clock. Gorilla Glue 4 runs around eight to nine weeks, Kentucky Bluegrass eight to nine weeks. Judge each plant on trichomes rather than pulling the room together.

Effects and Experience

• The Mind. Growers describe Gorilla Glue 4 as heavy-handed rather than clear; strongly settling.
• The Body. Kentucky Bluegrass is reported as indica-leaning, physical and calming, and that is the side supplying the weight here.

In the pack

Seeds from Souvenir Seed Co. They exist to reproduce rare heirloom material, and every release in this catalogue runs through one father - Kentucky Bluegrass. Real Souvenir Seed Co, not a copy.