Curelato
Curelato is an indica-dominant hybrid widely recognized as a Gelato-derived cultivar, though its specific genetic lineage remains a subject of debate among breeders and enthusiasts.
About Curelato
Curelato is an indica-dominant hybrid characterized by a complex and often disputed genetic history. The strain is frequently associated with Gelato #33, though the identity of its other parent varies depending on the source. Some narratives identify it as a cross between Gelato #33 and an unknown cultivar, while others suggest it is a pairing of Gelato #33 and Runtz. A third origin story attributes the strain—sometimes referred to as Currylato or Sunlato—to The Plug Seed Bank, identifying it as a cross between Gelato #33 and Sunset Sherbet.
Regardless of the specific cross, Curelato is rooted in the Gelato family tree, which includes influential genetics like Girl Scout Cookies and Thin Mint (Thin Mint GSC). Due to the multiple versions of the strain in circulation, flavor profiles can vary, though it is generally noted for a dessert-like sweetness accompanied by distinct citrus undertones. Reported experiences typically begin with a euphoric lift that transitions into a state of focused relaxation, eventually tapering off into sleepy, tingly physical sensations.
