Wedding Gelato
aka Ice Cream Cake
Wedding Gelato seeds are the result of a harmonious love triangle. There's no fighting over who is the dominant strain; instead, Wedding Gelato seeds take all the best traits from their parent strains to deliver a potent and flavorsome hit. Breathe in the saccharine flavor of Gelato, and breathe out the peppery notes of Wedding Cake.
Wedding Gelato Cannabis Seeds: The Result of a Complex Love Affair Between Wedding Cake, Gelato, and Gelato 33
Featuring a complicated yet mesmerizing family tree, Wedding Gelato is the lovechild of several strains working harmoniously together. Each contributor brings its own unique element. The love triangle in question starts with Triangle Kush x Animal Mints, which combine to create Wedding Cake seeds.Then, in true threesome spirit, Gelato 33 is added to spice up the partnership. Gelato 33, while the genetic diversity of Wedding Cake contributes the majority of its flavor.
A Creamy Blend of Flavors From Wedding Gelato Seeds
Wedding Gelato seeds produce plants with "sickly sweet" aromas with earthy undertones. Lemons, a touch of mint, and vanilla swirl in the mouth like a creamy glass of hot milk.
 
Buds grow potent and compact, like small nuggets of concentrated power. The only suggestion of its strength—vibrant orange hairs. When set against the backdrop of dark green buds, growers can be forgiven for spending several hours admiring its beauty. Extra potent and supremely dank, buds grown from Wedding Gelato seeds can be enjoyed throughout the day.  However, to fully appreciate its elaborate genetics, it is best to clear your schedule. It needs a full and uninterrupted afternoon to wash away the stress of modern living.
Wedding Gelato Cannabis Seeds Pack a Potent Punch
Take this diverse beauty outdoors, and it will be ready to harvest at the beginning of October. Indoors, flowering lasts approximately 60 days. Bud production is middle of the pack, roughly 350–400g/m².
The yield of any crop, including Hemp, can vary depending on factors such as the variety of the plant, growing conditions, farming practices, and weather conditions