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Melted Ice Cream

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Melted Ice Cream is an indica-dominant hybrid suited to compact indoor gardens and measured outdoor sites.

Why choose Melted Ice Cream?
  • Compact plants, big flavour.
  • Creamy vanilla terpenes with long-lasting calm.
  • Designed for smaller setups and careful outdoor plots.
THC 22-26%
CBD 0.5-1%
Lineage ICE CREAM x GELATO
Genotype Indica-dominant hybrid
Difficulty Intermediate
Flowering 8-9 weeks
Height Compact, 60-120 cm
Yield Medium to high (350-450 g/m² indoors)
Taste Creamy vanilla, Sweet berry, Earthy diesel
Seed Type Feminised
Climate cool Highland growing conditions
Effects Relaxed, Euphoric, Sedative
Environment Indoor preferred but can be grown outdoors in sheltered locations

About Melted Ice Cream

Melted Ice Cream combines ICE CREAM x GELATO genetics to produce dense, resinous buds with a creamy terpene profile. The plant stays compact and is suited to growers who can manage humidity and provide steady feeding; it rewards careful canopy control with medium to high yields and potent, sedative effects.

Grow Difficulty:

Melted Ice Cream requires intermediate skills and attention to feeding and humidity control. In cool Highland growing conditions it benefits from a longer vegetative phase and protection from damp.

Flowering Time:

Flowering finishes in roughly 8 to 9 weeks under stable indoor conditions. Outdoors it will follow a similar timeline given a long, dry season.

Yield:

Indoors it returns a medium to high yield when trained and fed correctly. Outdoors yields can match indoor numbers in sheltered sites but are more weather dependent.

Height:

Plants remain compact with a bushy structure and tight internodes. Expect mature heights between 60 and 120 cm depending on training and pot size.

Environment:

Indoors this strain thrives in modest tents and small rooms where headroom is limited in Warwickshire. Outdoors it prefers sheltered spots in Warwickshire to avoid wind and late-season rain.

Climate:

In Warwickshire Melted Ice Cream performs well if growers adapt to cool Highland growing conditions with careful humidity and airflow control. Timely canopy management and ventilation reduce mould risk while encouraging resin production.

Frequently Asked Questions

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I have a 1.2m tent; will Melted Ice Cream fit?
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Yes, with topping and gentle LST you can keep it under 1.2m and produce good yields.
Common question Posted by Urbanseedbank Answered
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How often should I water in a 10L pot?
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Water thoroughly then allow the top 2-3 cm to dry; this generally means every 3-5 days depending on conditions.
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What trimming method works best?
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Selective defoliation to open the canopy helps light penetration without stressing the plant too much.
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Any advice for outdoor Warwickshire grows?
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Choose a sheltered south-facing spot and be ready to protect plants from late rains common in the area.
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Should I use aggressive nutrients late in flower?
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No; reduce nitrogen and avoid overdosing late in flower to preserve flavour and avoid nutrient lock.

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