Gelato dank woods strain is a crossbreed between Thin Mint Scout Cookies and fruity indica Sunset Sherbet. This strain is perfect for social use because of a balanced, mellow and a universally appealing flavor profile. There are numerous numbered genotypes of Gelato released by San Francisco Creators, Cookie Fam Genetics. Phenotype #33 has picked up the nickname Larry Bird in reference to the legendary player’s jersey number. This strain is said to have a high THC composition that ranges from 20% to 25%. Seeds of Gelato are not commercially available, meaning that retrospective growers may need to obtain plant trimmings in order to cultivate clones. If samples of Gelato are obtained, the strain can be particularly difficult to grow and is not necessarily recommended for novices. It can be grown in or outdoors. Outdoor cultivation requires consistently warm and humid conditions around 75 degrees Fahrenheit; indoor grow operations are more easily controlled and can accommodate the medium-height plants. In order to bring out this strain’s full purple potential, growers should expose plants to colder temperatures just before the flowering period to stimulate the aforementioned anthocyanin pigments. Gelato flowers within 8 to 9 weeks when grown indoors and is ready for harvest in mid October when grown outdoors. Despite limited information on cultivation of this strain, we know that its Thin Mint and Sunset Sherbert parents have higher than average yields. Finally, this strain’s pungency makes itself known during the growing process — indoor growers should put odor control measures like carbon air filters or exhaust fans in place.
Gelato marijuana has become world-renown for its unique and impactful effects, which are well–balanced and won’t cause you to end up crashing in the end. Whatever your current “stoner status” may be, you need to try the Gelato weed strain; with its sweet citrus color and taste, it will very likely send you out of this world.
frequently featuring between 18 and 25% THC, this strain is recommend for experienced cannabis consumers. Novice marijuana consumers or those sensitive to high levels of THC may need to be very careful, because this strain can cause anxiety and dizziness.
APPEARANCE
Gelato Strain trends to be small, but have deep and dense structure. This is a strain with immediate visual appeal; its bright orange pistils stands out against forest green leaves that are accented by shades of deep purple. The purple hues come about when high concentrations of pigments called anthocyanins are stimulated by cold weather in the vegetative stage. Although the buds themselves are sticky, short stalks on the trichomes means that this strain has a less frosty appearance than many others. Cured properly, flowers of Gelato have a prevailing smell of pungent citrus, compliments of fruity parent strain Sunset Sherbert. Notes of yeast and dough can be detected as well. Grinding up or breaking apart the flowers gives off a more herbal, earthy profile. Though it’s thick and long-expanding, the smoke from Gelato is smooth and leaves behind a soft and creamy sensation. This is one pungent smoke, and those trying to keep their consumption discreet should take any necessary precautions.
FLAVORS
-Earthy -Sweet
EFFECTS
Gelato is notorious of hitting users quickly, at times taking effect even before they’ve had a chance to exhale. The most striking effect is a sense of altered perception and confusion, forcing smokers to adapt to their newly intensified surroundings. This head rush is met by a palpable body buzz that discourages much activity but still leaves users mobile and not couch-locked. Some describe Gelato as having amplified psychedelic effects like time delay and sound sensitivity. The floaty and comfortable but still lucid feeling conferred by this strain makes it great for daytime or early evening use. Medically, Gelato has value as a way to treat chronic aches and pains with its powerful numbing effects. Some use it to medicate headaches and migraines as well. This strain’s carefree elevation of mood can also offer temporary relief from the troubling symptoms associated with anxiety, depression, and PTSD. Gelato is said to be potent, even for more experienced cannabis users; newcomers should temper their consumption accordingly. That said, because of its lack of intense cerebral effects, this strain is not likely to put users into a deeply paranoid mindset.
Gelato
$18.00
Description
Gelato dank woods strain is a crossbreed between Thin Mint Scout Cookies and fruity indica Sunset Sherbet. This strain is perfect for social use because of a balanced, mellow and a universally appealing flavor profile. There are numerous numbered genotypes of Gelato released by San Francisco Creators, Cookie Fam Genetics. Phenotype #33 has picked up the nickname Larry Bird in reference to the legendary player’s jersey number. This strain is said to have a high THC composition that ranges from 20% to 25%. Seeds of Gelato are not commercially available, meaning that retrospective growers may need to obtain plant trimmings in order to cultivate clones. If samples of Gelato are obtained, the strain can be particularly difficult to grow and is not necessarily recommended for novices. It can be grown in or outdoors. Outdoor cultivation requires consistently warm and humid conditions around 75 degrees Fahrenheit; indoor grow operations are more easily controlled and can accommodate the medium-height plants. In order to bring out this strain’s full purple potential, growers should expose plants to colder temperatures just before the flowering period to stimulate the aforementioned anthocyanin pigments. Gelato flowers within 8 to 9 weeks when grown indoors and is ready for harvest in mid October when grown outdoors. Despite limited information on cultivation of this strain, we know that its Thin Mint and Sunset Sherbert parents have higher than average yields. Finally, this strain’s pungency makes itself known during the growing process — indoor growers should put odor control measures like carbon air filters or exhaust fans in place.
Gelato marijuana has become world-renown for its unique and impactful effects, which are well–balanced and won’t cause you to end up crashing in the end. Whatever your current “stoner status” may be, you need to try the Gelato weed strain; with its sweet citrus color and taste, it will very likely send you out of this world.
frequently featuring between 18 and 25% THC, this strain is recommend for experienced cannabis consumers. Novice marijuana consumers or those sensitive to high levels of THC may need to be very careful, because this strain can cause anxiety and dizziness.
APPEARANCE
Gelato Strain trends to be small, but have deep and dense structure. This is a strain with immediate visual appeal; its bright orange pistils stands out against forest green leaves that are accented by shades of deep purple. The purple hues come about when high concentrations of pigments called anthocyanins are stimulated by cold weather in the vegetative stage. Although the buds themselves are sticky, short stalks on the trichomes means that this strain has a less frosty appearance than many others. Cured properly, flowers of Gelato have a prevailing smell of pungent citrus, compliments of fruity parent strain Sunset Sherbert. Notes of yeast and dough can be detected as well. Grinding up or breaking apart the flowers gives off a more herbal, earthy profile. Though it’s thick and long-expanding, the smoke from Gelato is smooth and leaves behind a soft and creamy sensation. This is one pungent smoke, and those trying to keep their consumption discreet should take any necessary precautions.
FLAVORS
-Earthy
-Sweet
EFFECTS
Gelato is notorious of hitting users quickly, at times taking effect even before they’ve had a chance to exhale. The most striking effect is a sense of altered perception and confusion, forcing smokers to adapt to their newly intensified surroundings. This head rush is met by a palpable body buzz that discourages much activity but still leaves users mobile and not couch-locked. Some describe Gelato as having amplified psychedelic effects like time delay and sound sensitivity. The floaty and comfortable but still lucid feeling conferred by this strain makes it great for daytime or early evening use. Medically, Gelato has value as a way to treat chronic aches and pains with its powerful numbing effects. Some use it to medicate headaches and migraines as well. This strain’s carefree elevation of mood can also offer temporary relief from the troubling symptoms associated with anxiety, depression, and PTSD. Gelato is said to be potent, even for more experienced cannabis users; newcomers should temper their consumption accordingly. That said, because of its lack of intense cerebral effects, this strain is not likely to put users into a deeply paranoid mindset.
Summary Effects
-Relaxed
-Euphoric
-Creative
-Uplifted
-Happy
Medical Effects
-Stress relieve
– relieves Depression
– relieves Pain
-Lack of appetite
-Insomnia
Negative Effects
-Headache
-Paranoid
-Dry
-Dry eyes
-Dizzy