
Provenance
Identity and sources
| Breeder | Real Gorilla Seeds |
|---|---|
| Recorded genetics | G13 x Skunk |
| Source page | realgorillaseeds.com ↗ |
| Last read | 15 Sept 2026 |
| Read via | structured data on the breeder page |
Each value links to the page it was read from. A breeder's figure is their claim, not a lab result.
Cultivation
Grow info
| Flowering type | Photoperiod |
|---|---|
| Flowering time | 8 wk |
Lineage
Genetics & lineage
As written by the breeder. Linked names are cataloged here.
Descendants
Known crosses using Budzilla
1 strain names Budzilla as a parent
Pairings
Frequently crossed with
The other parent in crosses that use this strain.
- Moby Dick ×1
Data trust
Where this row came from
- Source
- realgorillaseeds.com ↗
- Fields with a published source
- 5
- Fetched
- 15 Sept 2026
We never copy values between breeders. Real Gorilla Seeds's Budzilla is not another breeder's Budzilla.
Lab data
No lab report here yet
Have a lab report for Budzilla?
Breeders publish claims; a COA is a measurement. We cannot read them off anybody’s website — of 160 products checked, none carried one — so the only way they get here is if somebody sends one.
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Structure: Features robust side branches, supporting its heavy colas


















