CRYSTAL GELATO AUTO Autoflower

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from €4.86 / seed

10 Seeds · €48.63 · Mr Hanf

  • THC 22%
  • Flowering Time From 56 to 63 days

Genetics: Gelato clone x Auto GSC

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Description from Big Head Seeds

Crystal Gelato Auto

Crystal Gelato Auto is a high-performance autoflower that marries the prestigious Gelato clone genetics with the hardy heritage of Auto GSC. This Ruderalis hybrid is engineered for growers who demand a compact, resin-coated plant that doesn't compromise on potency or sensory depth. The cultivar is prized for its dense, pyramid-shaped buds and a striking aromatic profile dominated by Myrcene, Limonene, and Caryophyllene.

Flavor Profile and Experience

This strain delivers a vibrant organoleptic experience characterized by bright berry notes and sharp citrus undertones. While the flavor is bold, the reported effects lean toward a deeply relaxed and calm state, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a tranquil experience. With a breeder-supplied THC estimate of 22.00%, it offers a punchy, potent finish that remains consistent across phenotypes.

Cultivation and Growth Characteristics

Designed for versatility, Crystal Gelato Auto thrives in indoor, greenhouse, and outdoor settings across various climates, from temperate to alpine regions. It is an excellent candidate for low-ceiling spaces due to its short stature, reaching 60–100cm indoors and 100–150cm outdoors. The plant follows a rapid lifecycle with a flowering window of 56–63 days, making it perfect for sequential harvesting.

Yield and Training

While the yield is considered low—typically under 350 g/m² indoors and under 400 g/plant outdoors—the plant excels in space efficiency. To maximize bud exposure without disrupting the autoflower cycle, growers can employ standard low-stress training or a gentle scrog-style spread. Careful nutrient management during the early stages will help prevent excessive stretching, ensuring a swift transition to the flowering phase.

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