- Type
- Indica/Sativa hybrid
- Heritage
- indica / sativa
- Seeds
- regular
- Feminized
- no
- Autoflowering
- no
Effects
CalmingRelaxingAppetizing
Aroma
LemonRaspberryTangerine
Genetics
About this release
Gelatti, as its name suggests, descends from the almighty Gelato. Gelatti was bred by Cookies from Gelato and Biscotti. It boasts a bold menthol aroma and a balanced high that relaxes the body while uplifting the mind. History of the Gelatti Cannabis Strain Gelatti was created by the Cookies brand from a cross of Gelato and Biscotti (see Genetic Lineage of Gelatti for more info). Since its official launch in 2012, Cookies has dominated the US cannabis scene with its top-shelf flower and unique lifestyle products. Dating back to the early 2000s, Cookies (then known as The Cookies Fam) started out as a collective of growers working together to push cannabis genetics as far as possible. While the brand's main frontman is rapper Berner, the Cookies brand has also incorporated breeders like Jigga (creator of GSC), Mario "Sherbinski" Guzman (creator of Sherbet and Gelato), Kenny "PieGuy" Dumets (creator of several famous Pie cuts), and more. Genetic Lineage of Gelatti Gelatti is a direct descendant of Biscotti and Gelato strains. Below, we'll take a look at both of these strains, their traits, and how they may have influenced those of Gelatti. Gelatti's first parent is the almighty Gelato. Today, Gelato is a staple at Cookies dispensaries across the US and also available in seed form from a variety of seed banks. However, the strain's origins date back to 2014, when breeder and founder of Sherbinskis, Mario Guzman, decided to cross his iconic Sunset Sherbet with Thin Mint Cookies—a special GSC cut with a fresh, earthy mint aroma. After crossing these two titans of modern weed and hunting through hundreds of different phenos, Guzman stabilized several Gelato varieties, the most famous of which is Gelato #41, according to the Sherbinskis brand. Gelato strains are known to produce high THC levels and a rich mix of terpenes that combine to give the strain its characteristic sweet aroma with minty, earthy, and vanilla highlights. Gelato buds typically boast dense clusters of f