Mochi Gelato

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Basic infos

Mochi Gelato is an mostly sativa from Blim Burn Seeds and can be cultivated indoors and outdoors (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±63 days) Blim Burn Seeds's Mochi Gelato is only available as feminized seeds.

Blim Burn Seeds Description

Mochi Gelato is a Sativa dominant hybrid, vigorous and productive, which offers a harvest with original character. It is the encounter between Sunset Sherbert and Thin Mint Girl Scout Cookies.

Mochi Gelato it is ready to harvest after about 8-10 weeks indoors, with a yield up to 600g per m2. Outdoors, it is ready to harvest in October and, cultivated in open ground, it offers a yield of up to 800g per plant.
Mochi Gelato harvest, herbaceous and earthy flavour

Mochi Gelato flowers are covered in resin with glands of ideal size for extractions of premium terpene-rich resin, containing a THC level up to 25%.

Mochi Gelato aromas and flavours combines floral and herbaceous notes on an earthy and sweet background, with a unique taste experience, reminiscent of good hashish.

It produces an euphoric effect that promotes good mood and gradually leads to a more relaxed state.
Blimburn Seeds Mochi Gelato info:

Genetics: Gelato 47 (Sunset Sherbert x Thin Mint Cookies)
Type: Feminised cannabis seeds
Genotype: Sativa dominant
Indoor flowering: 8-10 weeks
Outdoor harvest: October
THC content: Medium (20-25%)
Indoor yield: High (500-600g per m2)
Outdoor yield: Very high (600-800g per plant)