Description
Pink Slurpee
Genetics: Tropical Gelato x Zoap
Type: Indica Hybrid
Seed Type: Feminized
Flowering: 8-9 Weeks
Yield: Good
Characteristics:
Zoap is a refreshingly unique hybrid strain with well-deserved hype (Leafly’s 2022 and 2023 Top Strains of Summer). It perfectly combines Rainbow Sherbet and Pink Guava, with one of the most unique terpene profiles around. Expect sweet fruit, sharp herbal notes, soap and funky guava notes. The deep olive nugs are complimented with dark purple undertones, and dripping with purple tinted crystal trichomes. Depending on the particular cut, a subtle gas aftertaste may also be present, adding an interesting twist to the overall experience.
Tropical Gelato is a cross between Tropicana Cookies and the mysterious Project 4516. Tropical Gelato has beautiful purplish buds that drip with frost. The terpene profile is like orange cream soda, with hints of cinnamon and brown sugar.
Tropicalious
Flowering: 8-9 Weeks
Yield: Good
Sherbet Cake is a mostly indica stand-out variety bred by Seed Junky, and is a good yielder. She has notes of berries with tropical and vanilla undertones, with smell notes of pepper, earth and pine.
Tropical Gelato is a cross between Tropicana Cookies and the mysterious Project 4516. She has beautiful purplish buds that drip with frost, with a terpene profile like orange cream soda with hints of cinnamon and brown sugar.
Northern Tropic
Genetics: Pure Michigan x Tropical Gelato
Type: Indica Hybrid
Seed Type: Feminized
Flowering: 8-9 Weeks
Yield: Good
Pure Michigan has taken the cannabis world by storm in the last year as the strain to have. It is a cross of Oreoz and Mendo Breath, two legendary strains that were created by Michigan breeders. The dominant terpene is limonene, giving it a smell/flavor of tree fruit and lime.
Tropical Gelato is a cross between Tropicana Cookies and the mysterious Project 4516. Tropical Gelato has beautiful purplish buds that drip with frost. The terpene profile is like orange cream soda, with hints of cinnamon and brown sugar.
