Triple Scoop Gelato

Triple Scoop Gelato lives in that tactile space where strain names blur, breeders overlap, and the result still tastes like pure dessert. There are three distinct lineages behind the name — one from Amsterdam's DNA Genetics, one from Elev8 Seeds, and one from Klutch Cannabis — and all of them have earned their place in grow room rotations.

Origin 1: DNA Genetics (Amsterdam)

DNA's original Triple Scoop mixes Super Silver Haze x Grape LA and Sorbet, a blend that hits like fruit punch fizzed with citrus haze. It's a brighter, more cerebral expression — that West Coast-meets-Dutch hybrid energy that made DNA famous. Expect tangy grape, floral lemon, and creamy sorbet notes swirling through a smooth, mood-lifting high.

Origin 2: Elev8 Seeds (United States)

The more common Triple Scoop Gelato from Elev8 crosses 2 Scoops x Gelato 33. That's T-Fly's sherbet-fueled classic (Grape Sherbet x Orange Sherbet) meeting Cookie Fam's most celebrated Gelato cut — a dessert-on-dessert mashup that delivers creamy orange, sugary fuel, and dense, purple-glazed buds that look airbrushed. Caryophyllene, limonene, and myrcene dominate the terpene mix, giving it a creamy, citrus-like aroma that lingers on glass jars and hoodie sleeves alike.

Origin 3: Lemon Cherry Gelato x Honey Bun

Some cultivators (including Klutch Cannabis and Upstate Elevator Operators) work with a third version crossing Lemon Cherry Gelato and Honey Bun. This expression leans even harder into the dessert category with creamy, fruity berry notes, sweet vanilla overtones, and that signature indica-dominant body melt. It's the sleepiest of the three versions.

Smokers note the high moves like a slow sundae melting: euphoric, headfirst, with a relaxed physique after all, wrapped in a sweet fog of contentment. Flavor-first and heavy on relaxation, Triple Scoop Gelato proves that even in a world of copycats, the right recipe always stands out.