Gelonade Strain — Chill and Smooth

Dark gray buds topped with the brightest orange hairs make it clear at a glance that Gelonade is a unique strain. It’s great for stimulating conversation due to its social effects, while the mood boost it offers won’t leave you feeling sleepy or couch-locked like Orange Velvet Underground might.

Gelonade Strain
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Gelonade Strain Flavor Scale

With a complex flavor that some people describe as soapy or even tasting like maple syrup, this strain generally offers notes of:

Light floral
9.5
Complex diesel fuel
9.5
Tangy citrus and plum
9

AVO Ratings

THC

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25%

CBD

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1%

Gelonade Strain Information

This strain isn’t just a sativa; it won the Cannabis Cup in the sativa category. It’s a member of the large Cookies family, so it has a high THC content and strong effects that can prepare you for a busy day or a gathering with friends.

Gelonade Strain Aroma

Gelonade has a scent that’s slightly different from what you’ll notice in its flavor profile. While you’ll definitely notice the sour lemon scent and the interesting floral notes that keep it sweet, many people also say there’s a fuel note that’s more noticeable in the aroma than the flavor. If you’re not a big diesel flavor fan, you’ll still love Gelonade because it’s only in the background when you exhale.

How to Grow the Gelonade Strain

This strain takes about 7 weeks, or 50 days, to begin flowering after the transplant date. If you grow the plant outdoors, plan to harvest it around September. The THC content is the highest when the plant isn’t too stressed for water during the flowering period. Expect around 1 to 2 ounces per square foot with indoor cultivation and up to 16 ounces per plant outdoors. The Gelonade plants will rarely get too tall, but they take to pruning well if necessary. Protect from pests like aphids and spider mites.

The Full Flavor Terpenes of the Gelonade Strain

Limonene, Caryophyllene, and Linalool top the terpene charts for this strain. It’s not surprising, given its citrus-heavy and lightly floral scent.

Three Strains the Gelonade Strain Is Similar To

Triangle Mints

If you need a boost of energy and some tingling relaxation, Triangle Mints is a great alternative.

Sensi Star

Get more of an indica experience with a similar flavor profile from Sensi Star.

Silver Haze

Choose a clear-headed sativa for when this strain’s not available by looking for Silver Haze.

Gelonade Strain Effects

Feelings

Relaxation
74%
Mood-boosting
77%
Energizing
78%

Helps With

Socializing
77%
Anxiety
69%
Stress
76%
Depression
72%
Chronic pain
70%
Fatigue
68%

Negative

Dry mouth
41%
Paranoia
42%
Headaches
39%

Gelonade Strain Pairings

Pairs With Music

Vanilla Ice — “Ice Ice Baby”
73%
Lil Nas X — “That’s What I Want”
69%
Megan thee Stallion — “Sweetest Pie”
70%

Vanilla Ice — “Ice Ice Baby”: You won’t mind the cheesy lyrics or dated beat once you puff this strain.

Lil Nas X — “That’s What I Want”: Get energized and uplifted with Lil Nas X combined with Gelonade.

Megan thee Stallion — “Sweetest Pie”: Spend some time with your sweetie after indulging in this strain since it’s purported to increase arousal, not unlike this song.

Pairs With Food

Fluffy French toast
74%
Roasted pork pita sandwich
79%
Jalapeno kettle chips
73%

Fluffy French toast: The secret is using Texas Toast as the base and pairing it with this sweet strain.

Roasted pork pita sandwich: Fill a pita with roasted pork and pickled coleslaw for a lunch that can tackle the munchies brought on by this strain.

Jalapeno kettle chips: Spicy snacking goes hand in hand with the Gelonade strain, much like Liquid Butter.

Pairs With Spirits

Spiked Mango lassi
74%
Raspberry mojito
81%
Rhubarb gin
77%

Spiked Mango lassi: Sweet and sour yogurt drinks are good on their own, but add a touch of vodka to take them to the next level.

Raspberry mojito: Sugary berries and cooling mind pair with Gelonade like they were meant to go together from the start.

Rhubarb gin: For tart flavors that will pucker you up for this strain, try a rhubarb-flavored gin for sipping.


Where The Gelonade Strain Is Grown

Born of a combination of Gelato #41 and the Lemon Tree strain, Gelonade has a strange name that hints at this pairing. It was bred by Connected Cannabis of California.

Gelonade Strain FAQs

Who made the Gelonade strain?

The variety comes from the breeders at Humboldt Farms of California.

How strong is the Gelonade strain?

It varies, but some samples of this strain have tested at more than 30% THC.

Is Gelonade an indica or a sativa?

While it’s a hybrid that combines both, Gelonade is more of a sativa than an indica.

Gelonade Strain Summary

Strong enough to leave you feeling like gel but almost lemonade-like in flavor, it’s easy to see how fitting the name is for this strain. Give it a spin if you find it at a local dispensary.

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