Pink Gelato > Kannabia Seeds

Pink Gelato - Kannabia Seeds

Pink Gelato Feminized by Kannabia Seeds is a lush fusion of Gelato and Mendo Purple Kush – a treat for the eyes and the palate. This strain embodies everything modern cannabis stands for: creamy flavors, vivid colors and balanced potency. With 19–23% THC and a touch of CBD (1–2%), it delivers a smooth, creative high that lifts the mind while relaxing the body.

Pink Gelato develops dense pink-purple buds that look sugar-coated and smell like a dessert shop. Open a jar and you’re greeted by sweet cream, citrus and earthy spice. This strain is made for those who want a premium, artistic grow that’s still easy to handle. Its compact structure and high resistance to mold and pests make it a favorite for indoor and outdoor cultivators alike.

Details

• Genetics: Gelato × Mendo Purple Kush
• Type: Feminized | Indica-dominant hybrid
• THC: 19–23% | < b>CBD: 1–2%
• Flowering Time: 56–63 days
• Yield: Up to 450 g/m² (Indoor) | Up to 700 g/plant (Outdoor)
• Height: 80 cm (Indoor) | 140 cm (Outdoor)
• Flavor: Sweet, creamy, citrus, earthy, spicy
• Climate: Warm, Mediterranean, adaptable indoors
• Pest & Mold Resistance: High

Effects & Terpenes

Pink Gelato offers a euphoric and creative lift followed by a wave of relaxing comfort. It balances the mind and body gracefully, making it perfect for creative sessions or evening wind-downs. Terpenes like limonene, myrcene and caryophyllene weave a flavor story of sweet cream and zesty citrus with a soft earthy finish – pure luxury in every puff.

Flowering & Harvest

Pink Gelato finishes in 56–63 days with a spectacular display of pink and purple tones. Indoor growers can expect up to 450 g/m² with ease, while outdoor plants reward you with up to 700 g/plant by mid-October. Her dense, frosted buds make trimming a joy and each harvest a visual feast.

FAQ

What does Pink Gelato taste like?
A blend of sweet cream, citrus zest and earthy spice.

Is it easy to grow?
Yes – resilient and adaptable, suitable for new and experienced growers.

When’s outdoor harvest time?
Mid-October in most climates.