Gelato

Gelato is a balanced hybrid strain that leans slightly towards the Indica side of things. It is the result of crossing Thin Mint Cookies with Sunset Sherbert, and it first popped up in the bay area of California. It was originally named after Larry Bird, the Celtics player in the '80s, but eventually evolved into its current name of Gelato.

Gelato has the flavor of fruity ice cream with notes of mint and citrus. This makes it a very pleasant tasting strain, and it can be enjoyed both during the day and at night. Gelato is known to have an uplifting, euphoric high that can be quite energizing. It can also stimulate creativity, so it's a good strain to use when you need to get some work done.

Medical marijuana patients have used Gelato to relieve stress, depression, insomnia and aches and pains. It is also helpful in reducing nausea and epilepsy, and it can aid in the treatment of glaucoma and arthritis.

The Gelato feminized cannabis plant produces very dense and large buds that are coated in dripping white trichomes. It is a very easy-to-grow strain that does not require a lot of trimming or attention. It can grow to a height of about 70-100 cm indoors and will yield up to 450 grams per square meter.

Cookies

Cookies is a strain that is known for its power and potency. Its high THC levels provide a great deal of euphoria and creativity, making it an irresistible choice for anyone looking to put some pep in their step. It is also a very versatile variety that performs well indoors and outdoors, making it perfect for growers of all skill levels. Nea F2 - GSC, Forum Cut, or simply 'Forum Cookies' is a highly regarded phenotype of this popular cultivar.

For those looking for a more convenient option, Tropicana Cookies Auto is an outstanding autoflower that delivers the goods without any extra maintenance required. It reaches up to 110 cm and develops a tall main cola with shorter side branches, showing its hybrid heritage. Looking More influencer and cheap seeds

Blueberry

Blueberry has gained legendary status as one of the most popular original cannabis varieties. It is an indica with a very favourable calyx-to-leaf ratio and has beautiful purple/blue hues. It’s a great choice for medical marijuana users that suffer from insomnia, chronic pain and fatigue as its heavy body stone calms the mind and leads to deep sleep. Its terpenes such as Myrcene, Humelene and Linalool provide a soothing, stress-reducing effect.

Each strain within the Blueberry family has its own unique twist centered around juicy berry flavors, but all are equally potent and easy to grow. Their robust genetic foundation sourced from exotic landrace cultivars makes them resilient and manageable, tolerant to minor grower errors.

Blueberry strains are not the easiest variety for beginners, but their hardiness and high-yielding potential make them worth the effort. They’re a good choice for growers with hydroponic or soil setups and do well when nutrient levels are kept stable. Keep humidity in the vegetative phase around 68-78°F and reduce it to 40% once flowering begins. Sow outdoors in April for harvest in the start/middle of autumn. Healthy feminized Blueberry plants produce about 19- 21 oz/plant and 550-600 gr/m2.

Sinsemilla

The term sinsemilla, derived from the Spanish words “sin” (without) and “semilla” (“seed”), refers to the seedless flowers of the female cannabis plant. It is a cultivation technique that became popular in the 1970s, when growers discovered how much stronger and potent their non-pollinated buds were than weed full of seeds.

The cultivation method consists of separating male plants and female ones as soon as they sprout, so that the flowers do not develop seeds. This allows the plant to channel all of its energy into increasing the concentration of cannabinoids and terpenes, yielding a more potent final product.

It is also easier to cultivate, because the absence of seeds allows the plant to save on a lot of energy that is normally used for producing them. As such, the plants are able to produce larger harvests in less time and with less effort.

With the advent of feminized seeds, which are seeds genetically modified to only sprout females, the expression “sinsemilla” has become almost obsolete, but it is still very common to see marijuana labeled as such. Just make sure the plants you’re getting are feminized to be sure that you’re obtaining a true sinsemilla. It’s a much safer bet that way, since you’re avoiding any chances of contamination by male plant pollen. Besides, feminized plants tend to be much easier to grow.