- Type
- Indica/Sativa hybrid
- Heritage
- indica / sativa
- Flowering
- 56 days
- Seeds
- feminized
- Feminized
- yes
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
Potent Hybrids with Loud, Modern Terps
Gooch Goblin delivers a dialed-in mix of power, flavor, and grower reliability. Bred by Exotic Genetix from the standout pairing of RS-11 × Drippin’ Ain’t Eazy, this feminized hybrid is built for consistent runs and terpene-heavy results. With a fast 7–9 week flowering time, Gooch Goblin keeps cycles tight while stacking resin-rich flowers that bring serious nose appeal. Gooch Goblin – Quick Facts Breeder: Exotic Genetix
Genetics: RS-11 × Drippin’ Ain’t Eazy
Seed Type: Feminized
Strain Type: Hybrid
THC: 24–28%
CBD: <1%
Flowering Time: 7–9 weeks
Yield: Average
Difficulty: Intermediate
Aroma / Flavor: Pungent diesel layered with fruity sweetness
Effects: Relaxing, stress-relieving, mood-elevating
Best Use: Evening sessions, stress relief, unwinding Effects & Flavor Profile Gooch Goblin leans into deep flavor and smooth effects. Expect a bold fusion of sharp diesel and sweet fruit on the inhale, followed by a lingering, resin-heavy finish. The high is calming and mentally uplifting, easing stress without heavy sedation—ideal for evenings when you want to relax while staying clear-headed. Growing Gooch Goblin Seeds This cultivar rewards growers who prioritize consistency and clean fundamentals. It’s approachable, but shines brightest in the hands of those with some experience.
Grow Highlights:
Thrives under strong full-spectrum LED lighting
Prefers stable temperatures and steady airflow
Responds well to LST for canopy control
Avoid aggressive topping late in veg
Reliable 7–9 week finish for efficient harvest planning Climate & Environment Gooch Goblin adapts well to most controlled environments, with stability being the key to success.
Day temps: ~24–26°C
Night temps: ~20–22°C
Humidity: ~60% in veg, tapering to 45–50% in late flower
Airflow: Gentle, constant canopy movement to prevent moisture buildup
Indoor setups allow the easiest control, while outdoor grows should target warm, dry conditions and avoid prolonged humidity late in