Gelato Fusion - autoflowering seeds 5 pcs Cannapio

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Gelato Fusion – an autoflowering hybrid with dynamic development and distinctive characteristics

Gelato Fusion is a contemporary autoflowering version of one of the most famous hybrids of recent years – Gelato. This type was created through targeted selection with an emphasis on preserving the original characteristics and adding the ability to automatically change the development phase regardless of light conditions.

Genetic foundations and specifics of Gelato Fusion

The Gelato Fusion life cycle takes approximately 8 to 9 weeks from germination. Plants typically grow to a height of 70 to 100 cm, making them suitable for spaces with limited height. Their structure is usually dense and balanced. In a protected environment, yields can reach up to 550 grams per square meter. In outdoor conditions, yields can range between 50 and 200 grams per plant - depending on the environment and the experience of the grower.

Characteristics of Gelato Fusion

Gelato Fusion shows that even fast autoflowering varieties can offer quality comparable to traditional photoperiod types. Its compact size and good yield make it an attractive choice for those who prefer efficiency and consistency in a shorter time.

Manufacturer: Cannapio

Terpenes contained in the Gelato Fusion plant

Caryophyllene – Has a distinctive peppery aroma with woody undertones. This terpene is also commonly found in black pepper, cloves, and cinnamon. Its aroma makes it used in respiratory support products and natural fragrances. It is known for its ability to bind to specific receptors in the human body and is often found in cosmetics or aromatherapy.

Myrcene – This terpene is common not only in cannabis, but also in mango, thyme and laurel. It is characterized by an earthy, spicy aroma with a hint of musk. Due to its frequent occurrence, it is one of the key components of various plants. It has often been used in traditional approaches for its specific properties.

Limonene – A natural terpene with a citrus character. Most commonly found in the peel of lemons, oranges and other citrus fruits. It can also be found in mint, juniper and rosemary. It is often used in food, cosmetics and fragrances due to its freshness.

Linalool – A terpene with a distinctive floral scent. Found naturally in lavender, coriander, basil, and mint, it has long been popular in the world of aromatherapy and beauty products.

Humulene – This terpene is commonly found in hops, for example. It is often mentioned in scientific sources in connection with research focusing on its possible antibacterial and other properties. Its connection with studies focusing on food intake has also attracted the attention of scientists. It is a common component not only in cannabis, but also in traditional systems such as Chinese medicine or phytotherapy.