Auto Gelato

Really pleased with this strain. Very resilient and loving how it smells. Will grow again for sure.

So this grow was my second gelato this year, or this past 6 month, and this plant was different in its way of growing from my last one, Gege. Wet, I yield 4 time more! Even if this one was topped. Smell is also different. Last one smeld 7up,Ginette is more floral and smell less sugary. But budz are are similar and in the end began to have the the same pinky, purplish tint on sugar leaf. I could probably wait another week, but I have to start my garden seedling and I need space and time....

For the 2 first week it was fine. Then I think I gave too much nutes. Then with the leaf curls I started experiment stuff. I tought I overwatered her so I let her dry for at least a whole week. After that I was afraid to feed her so I gave her less water and nutes. I also back off light a lot. With all that, she growed slowly and I never was able to eliminate leaf curl. With a lot of looking at others grow, I remarked that it wasn't uncommon too have leaf curl for all the grow. Anyway, learned a lot and I'm more prepare for next grow. I'm more aware of my setup and nutes and water feeding. Next grow is gonna be awesome😉.

Learned a lot on this grow, mainly that autoflowers are a finicky bitch mistress that lives to smash your dreams... Useful Lessons I Learned: 1) use potting soil for autoflowers or indoor growing 2) soil is not potting soil 3) low humidity is bad for seedlings and can leave them looking healthy even tho they're not 4) regular misting and humidity domes work in lieu of a humidifier 5) following LED light suggested height will burn plants, hang 30" over plants and lower from there 6) not watering until run off prevents the roots from filling the medium. Better to water a lot, less often and wait until medium is light again

Lemony smells and nice structure still in early weeks of curing but smells nice.