GG4

Family: <a href="https://www.lovetheplant.com/family/glue">Glue</a>
Parents: Chem's Sister × Sour Dubb × Chocolate Diesel (commonly reported)

# GG4 (Original Glue)

GG4—widely known as Gorilla Glue #4 and later often branded Original Glue—became a resin-forward search staple in the 2010s. The cultivar is associated with Mid-Atlantic and Colorado clone and seed stories rather than a 1970s landrace myth. Its fame grew from extreme trichome coverage and a loud gas-chocolate-funk aroma that photographs and jars made obvious to retailers and consumers alike.

Widely published parentage lists Chem's Sister × Sour Dubb × Chocolate Diesel. That three-way report is the teaching model used here. Records conflict on spelling, which Chem sister cut, and how seed versus clone versions relate; undocumented Glue retail names should keep parents Unknown rather than copying GG4's reported tree by default. Branding wars over the Glue name also remind readers that marketing labels are not the same as verified pedigree.

The line mattered because it gave modern gas lovers a sticky, Chem/Diesel-adjacent flagship outside pure OG branding. Breeders flooded menus with Glue crosses, phenotypes, and lookalike marketing names. Related Chem/Diesel context lives under [Chemdawg](/strain/chemdawg), [Sour Diesel](/strain/sour-diesel), and [Chem 91](/strain/chem-91). Understanding Glue therefore means reading it beside the Chem Diesel family, not in isolation.

Named Glue-family discussion on this live list centers on GG4 itself; adjacent gas and Chem conversations also touch [GMO](/strain/gmo) and [Headband](/strain/headband) without treating them as automatic children. Always confirm parents on each page. For family-level navigation, see the Glue family essay and the Chem Diesel family tree.

Aroma chemistry talk for Glue cuts commonly includes [Caryophyllene](/terpene/Caryophyllene), [Limonene](/terpene/Limonene), [Myrcene](/terpene/Myrcene), [Humulene](/terpene/Humulene), and [Pinene](/terpene/Pinene). Percentages vary; this library never invents lab figures or medical claims.