STRNG Seeds – Gelato

Expect a sweet, creamy scent with strong dessert-like notes of vanilla, citrus, and earthy undertones that intensify by harvest time.

Gelato typically flowers in 8 to 9 weeks after switching to a 12/12 light cycle, with some phenotypes finishing slightly faster.

Yes, topping early can create more bud sites and promote a bushier structure for increased yield.

While manageable, Gelato prefers a stable environment, making it ideal for intermediate to advanced growers who can fine-tune conditions.

Feminized Gelato plants usually reach medium height — around 90–130 cm — with proper training and lighting.

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Gelato produces dense, cone-shaped buds with deep green and violet hues coated in thick, white resin.

Under ideal conditions, Gelato provides medium-to-high yields, often producing 500–600g/m² indoors.

When exposed to slightly cooler nighttime temperatures late in bloom, Gelato can express vivid purple and lavender hues in the buds and leaves.

It’s moderately demanding — thrive best with dialed-in humidity, airflow, and nutrient levels to reach full potential.

Yes, Gelato feminized seeds are bred to produce only flowering plants, removing the risk of male pollination.

Feminized Gelato seeds save time, space, and resources by ensuring every plant contributes to your final harvest.

Yes, quality breeders like STRNG Seeds provide highly stable feminized Gelato genetics for consistent results indoors or out.

Yes, they are under the 2018 Farm Bill. Please read HERE.

Yes, its uniform growth and strong central cola make it a great candidate for Sea of Green (SOG) setups.

Allow at least 30–40 cm between plants to ensure adequate airflow and avoid overcrowding as buds swell.

Trellis netting helps support heavy branches and encourages lateral spread, especially during mid to late flowering.

A well-aerated organic soil blend with good drainage — enriched with compost, perlite, and mycorrhizae — supports strong growth.

Not ideal. Keep RH below 50% during flowering to avoid mold issues due to the strain’s dense buds.

Typically every 2–3 days depending on pot size, airflow, and temperature. Always check soil dryness before watering.