- Type
- Indica dominant
- Heritage
- mostly indica
- Flowering
- 65 days
- Seeds
- feminized
- Feminized
- yes
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
Buttercream Gelato is 60% indica and 40% sativa. Its genetics include Hindu Kush, a popular compact indica variety; Gelato, which is famed for its powerful high; and world-renowned sativa Durban. The plants are usually tall when fully grown, and have a flowering time of 55-75 days. They produce a woody, citrussy scent, with a hint of hash. The high is an intense body stone with a creative, euphoric lift. About Buttercream Gelato Feminized
This strain is 60% indica and 40% sativa. Its impressive parentage includes Durban, a world-famous sativa; Gelato, which is known for its intense high; and Hindu Kush, a celebrated producer of impressive yields. Gelato is a very special cultivar, and provides an exciting group of genetics for us to work with. Its parents are two top quality strains from the Girl Scout Cookies family tree. Gelato originated in California’s Bay Area, and with its unmistakable dessert aroma has become one of today’s most famous varieties. We’re delighted to bring you our Sensi Seeds version of Gelato, which has all the Californian personality of the original, reinforced with Sensi Seeds genetics. The plants take a little longer than average to complete their flowering period. During this time, they grow to sizeable heights. They produce a citrussy, sandalwood aroma, with notes of hash. The high is the real draw – users can anticipate a rush of euphoria and creativity combined with a potent body-stone. Growth pattern of Buttercream Gelato Feminized These seeds are feminized. That means that all the plants they produce will flower as though they are female. Novice growers find that this is an advantage, as they don’t need to identify and remove male plants during cultivation. The plants have a relatively lengthy flowering time of around 55 to 75 days. However, most growers agree that the resulting buds are well worth the wait. Although this is an indica-dominant strain, growers can expect the plants to grow to fairly large heights, especially when culti