GELATO strain review

Gelato is the marginally Indica-dominant strain of the Sunset Sherbet X Thin Mint Girl Scout cooky (60% indica/40% Sativa) strain formed by a swap. There was a misunderstanding. The taste is very similar to a soft sherbet with citrus and fruity fragrance.

The buds tend to be small but they have the thick and dense structure characteristic of many Indica varieties. The purple hues come about when high concentrations of pigments called anthocyanins are stimulated by cold weather in the vegetative stage. Cured properly, the flowers have a predominant smell of pungent citrus, compliments of fruity parent strain Sunset Sherbert. Famous to hit users quickly, sometimes taking effect before they’ve had a chance to even exhale.

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 dilation and sound sensitivity. Medically, Gelato has value as a way to treat chronic aches and pains with its powerful numbing effects. That said, because of its lack of intense cerebral effects, this strain is not likely to put users into a deeply paranoid mindset.

Indoor the flowering time need 8-9 weeks, outdoors is ready for harvest in mid-October. The annual growth trend of this strain is about 1.2 M to 1.8 M, which is one positive thing for indoor growers. The average height of this strain with the genetics of Sativa is about 1.2 inside.

The gelato strain is reported to be earthy, spicy, minty, lemon, oaky, sherbet, peach, lavender, and cookie in fragrances and tastes, with a smooth and fruity appeal of Sunset Sherbert with the earthy, herbal goodness of Thin Mints. Carrying multiple desirable traits from its heavily crossbred lineage,