Ice Cream Gorilla (Feminized) is a photoperiod feminized hybrid that crosses Gorilla Glue #4-type genetics with an Ice Cream-influenced line: the goal is dense, resin-rich flowers with a sweeter, creamier aromatic top note than classic Glue, while keeping the hybrid vigor and yield potential.

Flowering time is often cited around eight to nine weeks indoors for many phenotypes, with medium-to-tall stretch depending on environment. Expect solid branching and sticky, trichome-heavy colas; trellising helps when buds gain weight.

Flavor and aroma tend to mix earthy, pine, and diesel undertones from the Glue side with vanilla-leaning cream and sweet fruit from the Ice Cream side. The profile reads as "dessert gas" when well cured.

Effects are commonly described as balanced: uplifting motivation and mental clarity early, followed by a smoother body relaxation than some pure-Glue phenotypes. THC is typically strong in this family; many plants test around the high teens into the low twenties percent.

A good pick when you want resin production and flavor complexity without only heavy sedation. Maintain clean airflow in late flower to protect dense, sticky clusters.

Cartel Seeds focuses on clear product naming and consistent pack options so you can match seeds to your garden plan. If you are comparing several hybrids, note indica-leaning versus sativa-leaning structure and expected stretch before you start.

Cartel Seeds lists this variety for collectors in regions where possession of hemp seeds is permitted. Intended uses commonly include genetic preservation, souvenir storage, and lawful research; always verify what is allowed where you live before ordering or germinating.

For long-term storage, keep seeds cool, dark, and dry—an airtight container in a stable environment helps maintain viability. Avoid repeated temperature swings and direct moisture inside the vial.

Phenotype expression depends on environment, substrate, and care. Even well-known lines can show variation in structure, aroma intensity, and finishing time; keeping a grow journal makes it easier to repeat successful runs.