Gelato feminized seeds
Born from a match between Sunset Sherbet and Thin Mint GSC, Gelato is a hybrid that balances Sativa creativity with Indica relaxation. It’s the kind of strain that keeps your head in the clouds but your body feeling grounded. Whether you’re chasing a burst of inspiration or just kicking back, Gelato’s got your back.
Taste That Hits Different
Gelato isn’t shy when it comes to flavor. Think berries, citrus, and a dash of sweetness with a smooth, almost minty finish. The resin-packed buds sparkle with trichomes, making it a go-to for extract lovers.
Terpenes like Linalool and Valencene give it that aromatic punch, adding complexity to every puff.
Fast Flowering, Big Results
Gelato is as reliable in the grow room as it is in the grinder. In just 8 to 10 weeks, indoor setups can yield up to 500g per m². Outdoor growers can see up to 600g per plant if they time it right, with harvests hitting by October.
Gelato thrives with some extra TLC—consider using ScrOG for even bigger results. But it’s not too fussy, so beginners won’t sweat the small stuff.
Chill Grows, Satisfying Harvests
Compact, sturdy, and perfect for both indoor and outdoor setups, Gelato is a joy to cultivate. Keep humidity low and the environment stable, and you’ll be rewarded with buds sticky enough to make any extractor grin.
Indoors, carbon filters and LED lights help keep everything under wraps if you’re trying to stay on the down-low.
A Bay Area Classic with Global Swagger
Gelato is a California original, straight out of the San Francisco Bay Area. But whether you’re getting seeds from the USA or Europe, the flavor and quality stay unmatched. It’s no wonder this hybrid has built a global fanbase—it’s just that good.
THC That Packs a Punch
Gelato’s THC levels push up to 21%, so it’s best enjoyed when you’re ready for a serious sesh. It’s all about balance: euphoric and talkative up front, followed by a smooth slide into relaxation.
Great for a chill evening, but creative types can tap into it anytime for that mental spark. Just know—newbies should tread lightly.
