Harmony - Live Badder - H - Original Glue - 1.0g

🧬 Original Glue — Strain Overview

Original Glue is a well‑known hybrid cannabis strain, originally bred and widely known under the name GG4 (formerly Gorilla Glue #4).

🌿 GeneticsCreated from a cross of Chem’s Sister, Sour Dubb, and Chocolate Diesel. Typically described as indica‑dominant hybrid (often around ~63 % indica / ~37 % sativa in many sources). 🌱 Aroma & Flavor

Original Glue is known for a complex and bold scent and taste profile:

Earthy and diesel notes — classic glue aroma. Pine, sour, and pungent elements are common. Some descriptions include chocolate, coffee, and citrus undertones depending on phenotype and terpene expression.

Typical terpenes associated with this strain include:

Caryophyllene — spicy, peppery aroma. Myrcene — earthy, herbal undertones. Limonene — citrusy notes. ✨ Effects (General Reports)

Original Glue’s effects can be described broadly as:

Euphoric and relaxing, often with a noticeable body feel. Frequently described as heavy‑hitting — its name comes from the glue‑like sensation of feeling “stuck” in place when the effects peak. Commonly reported sensations include deep calm, relaxation, and mood uplift.

Because Original Glue is indica‑dominant and potent, many people associate it with evening or chill‑time use, though individual experiences vary widely.

🌡️ Potency & Typical CannabinoidsTHC levels in Original Glue flower have been reported broadly from around ~20 % up to ~28 %+ in some descriptions. CBD is usually low (<1 %) — meaning the effects come mainly from THC and other cannabinoids/terpenes. 🧠 How This Relates to a Concentrate Labeled Original Glue

In a concentrate like live badder, the idea is:

The essence of Original Glue’s terpene and cannabinoid profile (aroma, flavor, and potential effect signature) is captured and concentrated during extraction.Live extraction methods (like rosin) aim to preserve more of the fresh plant’s terpenes compared with dried flower, which may intensify aroma and flavor notes while keeping the same genetic fingerprint.