Gelonade

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Basic infos

Gelonade is an mostly sativa from Clone Only Strains and can be cultivated indoors (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±60 days) Clone Only Strains's Gelonade is/was clone only available as feminized seeds.

Clone Only Strains Description

Gelonade is a creation of the Californian breeders Tastebudz, born from the ambition to develop a sweet, productive, and energizing strain. Since its launch, Gelonade has won awards and praise, strengthening its presence in the cannabis community thanks to its popularity on the West Coast and beyond. Despite its short history, the quality of this herb has made it one of the most sought-after.

 
📱 Genetic Lineage of the Gelonade Strain: Is It Indica or Sativa?

Gelonade, a strain that has captured the attention of cannabis enthusiasts and experts alike, presents an interesting mix of indica and sativa genetics, derived from its unique parents and ancestors. This genetic combination is reflected in its morphological characteristics and effects.

Genetic Distribution: Gelonade is characterized by a genetic distribution that includes both indica and sativa traits. Although not defined by an exact percentage, its lineage suggests a slight sativa dominance, due to its energizing effects and growth structure.

 
Parents of Gelonade

    Lemon Tree: Known for its refreshing citrus notes and a relaxing effect, Lemon Tree is a descendant of Lemon Skunk and Sour Diesel. This genetics contributes to Gelonade a citrus flavor profile and an energy typically associated with sativas.
    Gelato: Resulting from the cross between Sunset Sherbet and Thin Mint Cookies, Gelato #41 brings to Gelonade a high level of THC and a euphoric high. This variety contributes to Gelonade an indica influence in terms of effect and bud production.

 

Morphological Traits of Gelonade

-Plant Structure: Gelonade shows a structure that combines the height and narrow leaflets of sativas, with the robustness and bud density characteristic of indicas.

-Foliage and Buds: The foliage of Gelonade is typical of sativa plants, while its dense and compact buds reflect its indica heritage.

-Coloration: The variety presents a high density of trichomes and may show a coloration that varies from bright green to darker shades with orange pistils similar to the Gelato variety, indicating a mix of sativa and indica traits.
 
💻 Flowering Time and Yield of the Gelonade Strain

Gelonade, a strain known for its exquisite aromatic profile and stimulating effect, also stands out for its flowering time and yield, key factors for growers looking to optimize their harvests.
 
Flowering Time

    Indoors: When grown indoors, Gelonade has a relatively short flowering period for a strain with sativa predominance. Generally, it completes its flowering in about 8-9 weeks, allowing growers to plan efficient cultivation cycles.
    Outdoors: In outdoor conditions, Gelonade is usually ready to harvest in early to mid-October in the northern hemisphere. This flowering time aligns well with the climatic conditions of many regions, allowing growers to make the most of the growing season.

 
Yield

    Indoor Production: Gelonade is known for its ability to produce generous harvests in a controlled indoor growing space. Growers can expect yields of up to 600 grams per square meter, depending on growing conditions and plant management.
    Outdoor Yield: When grown outdoors and under ideal conditions, Gelonade can offer even more impressive yields. This variety benefits from space and natural resources, resulting in larger plants and abundant harvests.