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Kannabia presents here Gelato-K, a Sativa dominant hybrid characterised by a high THC level and an intense flavour. This variety is now available in our feminised cannabis seeds catalogue at Alchimiaweb.com
It is a cross between Gelato and Bubba Kush, combining both powerful psychoactive effects and their particular aromas.
Gelato-K, a hybrid between Gelato and Bubba Kush
Gelato-K is a plant that grows shrubby and strongly, reaching a height of 2m if cultivated outdoors in the open ground.
It acquires a spiky but well-branched hybrid appearance, with strong and resistant branches loaded with hard buds during the flowering stage.
This plant structure makes it an excellent option for SCROG cultivation, as long as it is provided with adequate vegetative growth time.
Gelato-K, euphoric and relaxing, with a sweet lemon aroma
It is ready for harvest after about 8-10 weeks of flowering, with a yield up to 500g per m2. It produces resin-coated purple and violet colour buds.
It has a very powerful aroma, combining sweet lemon and floral touches that remind us lemon sorbet. The flavours are greatly intensified if inhaled in a cannabis vaporiser.
It delivers a very powerful, euphoric and cheerful effect accompanied by a body relaxation, a highly pleasant and long-lasting experience.
Kannabia Seeds Gelato-K info:
- Type: Feminised cannabis seed
- Genetics: Gelato x Bubba Kush
- Sativa dominant hybrid
- Indoor flowering: 8-10 weeks
- Outdoor harvest: the beginning of October
- Indoor yield: Up to 500g per m2
- Outdoor yield: High
- THC: 20%
- CBD: <0.5%
We would like to remind our customers that cannabis seeds are not listed in the European Community catalogue. They are products intended for genetic conservation and collecting, in no case for cultivation. In some countries it is strictly forbidden to germinate cannabis seeds, other than those authorised by the European Union. We recommend our customers not to infringe the law in any way, we are not responsible for their use.
