GG #5

GG #5 is an Indica-dominant cannabis strain, bred by crossing Sister Glue and GG #4. It has a diverse lineage of genetics, flavors, aromas, and effects. Consumers suggest it to be a slightly more potent strain than its predecessors, due to its rich terpene profile and THC content. Also known as "New Glue," GG #5 was first bred and cultivated by the growers at GG Strains in Las Vegas, Nevada. Its sedative onset of effects is known to leave users in a "couch-lock" state, making it challenging to maintain cognitive functions. Users who've tried GG #5 have recommended it to be used in the evening or before preparing to take a rest for the day.

This strain has tight, compact, fern green buds with wide horn-shaped calyxes, coated with a white frost of crystalline trichomes and vivid orange pistils. GG #5's appearance resembles to its parent strain GG #4. Its aroma can also leave a slight reminiscence of its lineage, emitting a smell that can only be described as potent and intense, with notes of diesel, pepper, and earth, paired with sweet and skunky undertones. Consumers can also expect to be given a sweet, diesel, and earthy flavor, followed by a skunky aftertaste.

Reviewers searching for strains to alleviate symptoms of mild chronic pain, stress, and insomnia have said they have found what they are looking for in GG #5. Some users noted that GG #5 may produce a case of the munchies and dry eyes.

The dominant terpenes found in GG #5 are Beta-Caryophyllene, Alpha-Pinene, and Beta-Myrcene, while THC content has been known to reach levels of up to 21%.