Gelato 41 (Atlas Seed) Feminized

🍨 Gelato 41: Legendary Cali dessert classic with up to 28% THC

The crown jewel of West Coast modernity: Gelato 41 from Atlas Seed fuses Sunset Sherbet and Thin Mint Cookies to create a rock-hard floral display with up to 28% THC, 99.99% guaranteed femininity and an incomparable berry-gas bouquet.

Aroma & Terpenes

Gelato 41 seduces the senses with a decadent, irresistible aroma that has made it one of the most sought-after strains worldwide. When you open the jar, an intoxicating cloud of scent emanates freshly baked berry cake, sweet lavender flowers and creamy vanilla out. This sweet dessert character is characterized by a sharp, striking Fuel and diesel note as well as fine earthy skunk and citrus accents perfectly balanced. When burned or vaporized, a silky-smooth, full-bodied smoke develops that rolls creamily over the palate and leaves a long-lasting, sugary-spicy taste on the lips. The effect combines the best of both cannabis worlds: initially there is an invigorating rush of euphoria that stimulates creative thoughts and creates a cheerful, relaxed mood. Little by little, this mental lightness turns into a deep, pleasant physical relaxation that loosens muscles without making you completely incapacitated. Ideal for stimulating evenings in good company, cozy music sessions or at the end of a demanding day.

Grow Report & Pro Tip

Gelato 41 from Atlas Seed impresses in the grow room with its exceptional hybrid growth power and stable structure. The plants reach a moderate height of 100 to 135 cm indoors and form strong branches that can safely support even heavy buds. It has considerable cold and drought tolerance as well as good mold resistance, but prefers warm, dry climates to develop its full potential. After a flowering period of 8 to 10 weeks, the buds are not huge, but they are rock hard, extremely compact and covered in sparkling trichomes. Indoors it rewards the grower with 450 to 550 g/m² of the finest Cali buds, while outdoors up to 750 g per plant is possible. The fan leaves and calyxes often turn spectacular shades of violet and purple towards the end of flowering.

Pro tip: Keep humidity strictly below 45% during the late flowering phase and reduce night temperatures by around 4°C in the last 10 days. This promotes the dark coloring of the calyxes and reliably protects the dense, compact flowers from mold.