Sundae Thumper (Gelato #45 (AKA Michael Jordan) (Sunset Sherbet x Thin Mint Cookies) x Forum Stomper) 3-Pack

Sundae Thumper grows vigorously from the get-go, and greatly benefits from selective leaf tucking, opening her up and allowing light to reach her innards will result in a low apical dominance plant, or easier to say she’ll bush out in a lovely way for you with an overall even canopy and give the potential to produce many mid-sized colas of supremely nice nuggetry equating to a high yield potential relative to her size.

Greaze-mode is switched up to 11 for this girl, trichomes are produced in abundance from early flower and as she stacks her golf ball buds she doesn’t turn it off. Her branching and bushy stature are generally pretty sturdy, but she may require some support later in flower as her glorious crowns of buds get significantly top heavier. 

Another wondrous factor in Sundae Thumper is her appearance, as she transitions from mid to late flower she puts on a total colour show, commonly creating a beautiful palette mixing between purple, pink, green and anything pretty in between. Her flowers are routinely very dense in structure and super oily, and she is a great candidate for pressing. Her flowers reek and the common notes are predominantly of lemon peel, ice creamy to sweet candy with additions of more subtle hints of artificial grape flavouring and jasmine perfume. Sundae Thumper will not fuck you in the game of canna-monopoly, you will never draw the Do Not Pass Go, Go Straight to Trim Jail card as she has a really low leaf-to-flower ratio and makes harvesting as pleasurable as it can be. During cure even more delightful notes can be expressed from Sundae Thumper, there’s peach to be found in her too.

From our own in-house and community testing she has proved a very easy grower, with no inherent sensitives to Nitrogen, unlike her Mephisto Gelauto sister Iced ‘n’ Baked, which you have to tiptoe around nutrients with.