San Bacio Gelato Humboldt & Sherbinski

News Variety Sab Bacio Gelato By Humboldt Seeds & Sherbinski Day 7 Light Schedule 18/6 Lamp TS1000 @marshydro #marshydro # marsts1000 Power 150 Watts Feeding Organics Nutrients Feminized Genotype 75% Indica / 25% Sativa CrossbreedBacio Gelato x 3 Kings BHB Recommended cultivation Indoors and outdoors Flowering indoors 60-67 days Indoor yield 450-550 g / m2 Outdoor harvestMid-October Outdoor yield 3000-4000 g / plant Outdoor height 3-4 m THC20-25% CBD0.1% A must-see icon in California The emblematic variety of one of the best Californian breeders San Bacio Gelato has strong and vigorous vegetative growth, with a compact structure with typical Indica leaves. Its sturdy, prominent side branches produce very uniform and dense buds, leading to high flower production in the second and third layers of the upper part. The resin production is very high during the last weeks of flowering. In addition, its extremely complex terpene profile will be expressed by an intense scent of berries, cinnamon and black pepper, accompanied by sweet notes of lemon zest, pine bark and earth. It is a strain obtained from one of the most famous breeders in the modern cannabis industry. An essential seed in any quality collection. Genetics full of life Flexible, solid and homogeneous The development of San Bacio Gelato is extremely energetic, compact and with strong side branches, which is why she will need a richer diet than others, while keeping a moderate nitrogen supply in order to maintain her dark green color. It will grow well in dry or humid climates, since this plant will be very versatile in this area. Unlike others, she won't need extra supports to help her out, but a simple late bloom trellis won't hurt her. In order for the light to reach the lower parts, it is recommended to manicure the upper layers during the first, third and sixth week of flowering. Pruning should also be restricted at the second and third layers as the plant will also develop bulky buds on the lower branches. In order to maximize the space of the upper area of ​​the plant, it is recommended to place around 6-9 plants per m2. Outdoors, a simple trellis will suffice, but you will need to remove the leaves at the end of flowering for the light to penetrate properly.