Homegrown Gelato Review

These beautiful buds are a wonderful example of what hard work and patience can bring you when growing your own Cannabis plant 🪴.

A huge thank you to my friend for sending me over this teaser of apples n bananas gelato to try 🍧🍏🍌 I would love to link to their account but unfortunately due to personal reasons they’re unable to continue with their work – They’ve done a wonderful job and should be super proud of themselves for what they’ve achieved 😇

You could tell straight away just by looking at the flower that this plant had been grown with love and care. 🌿

The flower was a lovely smoke, super sweet in taste and the effects were relaxing but not too overwhelming to the point of being couch-locked. I’d definitely choose these buds again.

Unfortunately at the time of having this flower I missed the opportunity to grab some decent shots that really captured the true essence of these buds.

My experience;

I first met J (I’ll refer to him as that throughout this post to help keep him anonymous) through Instagram a year ago, we bonded over our love for cannabis and we’ve been friends ever since.

Over the last year I’ve watched J and his journey of learning to care and grow cannabis and can say from having the chance to sample his work he has done a wonderful job.

I can personally say from have the opportunity to taste various flower from various different sources; that the difference in taste and effect between cannabis grown for profit compared to cannabis grown for medicine is huge. – This has shown to be true through the flower grown by J.

As I mentioned at the start of this post, the quality of these homegrown buds is amazing. He really out did himself with this yield and I’d happily pay around £15 a g for this.

I grinded and rolled up a gram of the flower into a spliff and shared it between a few friends. They all agreed that the buds were beautiful and later reported that they all felt contently stoned.

I also packed a few bong hits with the flower but I preferred smoking this strain in a spliff.

Unfortunately J is unable to continue is work at the moment but hopefully he’ll be able to return to doing what he’s passionate about and clearly talented at.