Grimm Glue

  • THC 25%
  • Flowering Time From 56 to 84 days
  • Yield 525 g/m²
Indica 80% Sativa 20%

FLAVORS

Pine

EFFECTS

Creative Relaxed

Best price

from €8.93 / seed

3 Seeds · €26.80 · Seedsman

Price Comparison Table — Grimm Glue

Vendor 3 Seeds
Seedsman
Best price
€26.80 €8.93 / seed
Cannoptikum
€30.21 €10.07 / seed
Herbies
€33.00 €11.00 / seed
Mr Hanf
€38.50 €12.83 / seed

Price history

One line per shop, in the colour of its logo. Each step is a price change we recorded since 25/10/2026. Prices in euro.

3 Seeds

24 €26 €28 €30 €32 €34 €36 €38 €40 €26/1027282930311/112345678910111213Seedsman: 26,80 €Cannoptikum: 30,21 €Mr Hanf: 38,50 €Herbies: 33,00 €
  • Seedsman
  • Cannoptikum
  • Mr Hanf
  • Herbies

Description from Brothers Grimm Seeds

Grimm Glue

A potent Indica/Sativa hybrid, Grimm Glue is engineered for those seeking high-quality yields and heavy resin production. Known for its dense, compact buds, this strain is an exceptional choice for extract production. It boasts a very high THC content of 25%+, delivering a sophisticated experience that balances creative inspiration with deep relaxation.

Aroma and Profile

The terpene profile of Grimm Glue is complex and pungent, characterized by a distinct blend of earthy, piney, and gassy notes. Its vibrant green hue reflects the vigor of its genetics, which are derived from the crossing of Gluey and Cinderella 99.

Cultivation Characteristics

Grimm Glue is a versatile cultivar that thrives in a wide range of environments, making it an ideal candidate for both novice and experienced cultivators. It adapts well to various climates, including cool, dry, high-altitude, hot, temperate, and warm conditions. This photoperiod variety maintains a medium plant size and features a rapid growth rate.

Yield and Harvest

This strain is highly productive, offering impressive yields of 450-750g per plant when grown outdoors and 450-600g/m² in indoor settings. The flowering period typically spans between 8 to 10 weeks, with a final harvest readiness usually occurring in September for the Northern Hemisphere and March for the Southern Hemisphere.

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