How to grow Vision Gelato Auto
Taste
Seb's take
Gelato crossed with Ruderalis for citrus over moss, soil and woody tones, an autoflower that begins its roughly 8-week flower on its own schedule regardless of light. Her short, compact structure suits a Sea of Green setup neatly, indoors or out.
Where it comes from
Gelato crossed with ruderalis, the familiar recipe for turning a celebrated photoperiod dessert strain into something that flowers on its own clock. Vision Seeds hold the result at 60% indica. The Gelato heritage brings the flavour and the resin; the ruderalis brings the automatic habit and the compact frame. A tidy piece of breeding aimed at the grower who wants Gelato's character without Gelato's timekeeping demands.
Nose & flavour
An unusual nose for a Gelato, citrus up top, but underneath it runs to moss, soil and woody tones rather than the usual sweetness. It is an earthier, more grounded aroma than the name might lead you to expect, the terpenes leaning toward the forest floor. Interesting company rather than merely sweet, and the better for the surprise.
The high
The record speaks of a blissful, settled state, and at 20% THC there is enough behind the words to make good on them. The 60% indica lean points the effect toward the relaxed rather than the racy, a mellow, easy sort of high in keeping with her earthy nose. Take her for an unhurried evening rather than a busy afternoon.
Growing it
Her short, compact structure is the headline: it suits a Sea of Green layout neatly, packing several small plants into a single even canopy. She begins flowering roughly eight weeks from germination regardless of light, and crops best outdoors though she takes indoor life well enough. Yields run 250 to 450 g/m². Height goes unrecorded, so I will not invent it, but short is the word the record keeps returning to. A convenient, flavourful auto for the grower short on both patience and space.
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Common questions about Vision Gelato Auto
How long does Vision Gelato Auto take to flower?
Around 9 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.
Is Vision Gelato Auto an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?
An autoflower — she flowers on age rather than light hours, which simplifies the schedule considerably.
How strong is Vision Gelato Auto?
The breeder lists THC around 20%. Firmly in the strong band.