Chocolate Gelato Feminized Marijuana Seeds

Chocolate Gelato Feminized Strain Specifications

Type: Indica-dominant
Genetics Parents: Thin Mint Girl Scout Cookies x Sunset Sherbert
Flowering Period: 8-9 Weeks
Climate: Sunny / Mediterranean
Yield: Unknown
Flavors: Fruity, Earthy, Herbal, Chocolate
THC Level: 20-25%
CBD Level: Unknown
Height: Medium-Tall
Harvest Period: Mid-October
Growing Difficulty: Easy

What are the Flavor and Effects of Chocolate Gelato Feminized?

A rich herbal, earthy flavor is achieved by grinding or splitting apart the flowers. Despite being dense and lung-expanding, Chocolate Gelato’s smoke is gentle and brings a fluffy and creamy that lingers.

Chocolate Gelato is notorious for catching consumers hard and heavy, often even before they’ve had a chance to exhale. The most noticeable effects are confusion and distorted vision, causing the consumer to adjust to the unfamiliar intense effects. They are followed by a palpable body buzz, which discourages much movement but keeps users mobile and not couch-bound. Gelato is said to have enhanced psychedelic properties, according to others. This strain’s floaty, relaxed, but still lucid feeling makes it perfect for daytime or early evening consumption.

What are the Medical Benefits of Chocolate Gelato Feminized?

Chocolate Gelato has several medicinal benefits with its strong numbing effects as a means to relieve persistent joint aches and pain. Some people use it to treat headaches and migraines. This strain’s mood elevation will also provide brief relief from the disturbing effects of depression, anxiety, and PTSD. Chocolate Gelato is healthy, even for seasoned cannabis users; beginners can consume it with caution. This pressure, however, is unlikely to put users into a highly delusional state due to its lack of extreme mind effects.

Adverse Effects You Can Expect from Chocolate Gelato Feminized

The strong effects of this strain consuming a large amount may cause dizziness, hallucination, and heightened paranoia, especially to the novice. Some common adverse effects include dry mouth and dry eyes, but you can avoid them by drinking plenty of fluids.

How to Grow Chocolate Gelato Feminized

Although Chocolate Gelato’s buds are thin, they get a dense texture just like many indica strains. The vivid orange pistils strike against the forest green foliage, which is inflected by dark purple colors, rendering this a strain of instant aesthetic appeal. Cold weather stimulates large levels of plant pigments anthocyanins in the vegetative stage, resulting in purple shades. While the buds are sticky, the trichomes have short stalks, which strain a less frosty look than most others.

When grown indoors, Chocolate Gelato flowers around 8 to 9 weeks, and when developed outdoors, they can be able to harvest in mid-October. Although the lack of knowledge on this strain’s cultivation, we know that its Thin Mint and  the Sunset Sherbert parents produce higher yields.