Cultivar Review: Gelato 41 by Trichome Farms
Gelato 41
Lineage/Genetics: (Sunset Sherb x GSC)
Grown by: Trichome Farms @trichome_farms ✨
Original Breeder: SHERBINSKIS
Terpene Proifle: Unknown
Gelato 41 has striking bag appeal. The nugs are mostly black and violet from a thin layer of neatly trimmed, scaly leafage. Thick, radiant orange pistil fibers collect in individualized clusters, and smaller, more sporadic patches of green add to the overall vividness of the hues on display. Each bud is veiled in a webbing of trichomes that collect in hefty stacks, giving them a luminescent appearance 😍
The nose on Gelato 41 is magnificent. It initially has a sweet, creamy vanilla forward that fills the nose with doughy, patisserie tones. It also has more subtle notes of sugar, berries, and sweet wood, but what stands out the most about the aroma is the hefty overtone of kerosene that just exudes out. Breaking the buds open revs the gassiness up, amplifying it into a full on burning-tire-fire with frothy vanilla poured over the top. It’s a tantalizingly and astounding fragrance ⛽️
The flavor on Gelato 41 is just as exquisite. It’s sweet, creamy, and gassy with layers of candied fruit and fried dough. The cloying sweetness fuses with the gassy side of the profile to create a candied, petrol funk that overwhelms the senses. Its closer to full on gasoline flavor than the typical caramelized sugar gas that comes with dessert cultivars. It’s an exceedingly sapid strain that stains the lips and leaves a diesel-soaked aftertaste 🤤
Gelato 41 has exceptional effects. It initially hits the user with slight headband pressure, a feeling of lightness, and euphoria, however it quickly evolves into body-heavy high that can be felt from the forehead to the toes. It’s a creeper and has the significant couch lock potential. The flower is somewhat sticky, stickier when broken up, and leaves a mild, resinous oil on the fingers when breaking up by hand. The flower burns perfectly and smoothly to the last hit 😶🌫️
All in all, Gelato 41 is phenomenal. It has stellar bag appeal, a superbly loud profile, and a high that is heavier than expected. I conceptualize this Gelato as a fuel-forward pheno – all gas no breaks. If sugary gas gets your motor running like it does mine, you’ll enjoy this one. Phenomenal work all around🔥
Trichome Farms Gelato 41 Cannabis Cultivar (Strain) Review
Gelato 41 has striking bag appeal. The nugs are mostly black and violet from a thin layer of neatly trimmed, scaly leafage. Thick, radiant orange pistil fibers collect in individualized clusters, and smaller, more sporadic patches of green add to the overall vividness of the hues on display. Each bud is veiled in a webbing of trichomes that collect in hefty stacks, giving them a luminescent appearance 😍
The nose on Gelato 41 is magnificent. It initially has a sweet, creamy vanilla forward that fills the nose with doughy, patisserie tones. It also has more subtle notes of sugar, berries, and sweet wood, but what stands out the most about the aroma is the hefty overtone of kerosene that just exudes out. Breaking the buds open revs the gassiness up, amplifying it into a full on burning-tire-fire with frothy vanilla poured over the top. It’s a tantalizingly and astounding fragrance ⛽️
The flavor on Gelato 41 is just as exquisite. It’s sweet, creamy, and gassy with layers of candied fruit and fried dough. The cloying sweetness fuses with the gassy side of the profile to create a candied, petrol funk that overwhelms the senses. Its closer to full on gasoline flavor than the typical caramelized sugar gas that comes with dessert cultivars. It’s an exceedingly sapid strain that stains the lips and leaves a diesel-soaked aftertaste 🤤
Gelato 41 has exceptional effects. It initially hits the user with slight headband pressure, a feeling of lightness, and euphoria, however it quickly evolves into body-heavy high that can be felt from the forehead to the toes. It’s a creeper and has the significant couch lock potential. The flower is somewhat sticky, stickier when broken up, and leaves a mild, resinous oil on the fingers when breaking up by hand. The flower burns perfectly and smoothly to the last hit 😶🌫️
All in all, Gelato 41 is phenomenal. It has stellar bag appeal, a superbly loud profile, and a high that is heavier than expected. I conceptualize this Gelato as a fuel-forward pheno – all gas no breaks. If sugary gas gets your motor running like it does mine, you’ll enjoy this one. Phenomenal work all around🔥Check out more reviews by @pnw_chronic on Instagram! (www.instagram.com/pnw_chronic)
