Smiley (Feminized Seeds)

Lineage: Gelato 33 crossed with Blueberry Sugar.

A dessert-berry hybrid, this one offers a delightful combination: sweet cream, vibrant fruit, and a substantial resin.

Smiley is a delightful hybrid, a blend of flavors that brings together the creamy, sweet allure of Gelato 33 with the berry-forward richness, together with the structural integrity, of Blueberry Sugar. This feminized seed line is designed for cultivators who crave dessert-like sweetness, the heady aroma of syrupy fruit, and buds blanketed in a thick layer of shimmering trichomes. It’s all wrapped up in a plant that thrives with a sense of balance, clarity, and simplicity.

From the outset of the vegetable garden, Smiley exudes a sense of assurance and calm. The leaves are a deep green, wide, and have a subtle sheen. Stems grow fast. The outward growth of lateral branches, which is symmetrical, makes it easier to shape the canopy. Gelato 33 offers a rich, smooth sweetness and a well-defined structure. Blueberry Sugar, on the other hand, adds stability, a pronounced berry scent, and a growth habit that’s easy to work with.

Aroma & Terpene Profile – Vanilla Gelato, Blueberry Syrup, and Warm Sugar Cream

Smiley’s scent is firmly rooted in the “dessert-berry” realm. Early in bloom, the air is filled with the scent of vanilla gelato, a smooth, welcoming aroma that’s almost decadently delicious. The rich, creamy base is where the whole thing begins, setting the stage for the unfolding aromas.

As the blooms unfurl, Blueberry Sugar’s impact intensifies.

Blueberry syrup.

Soft berry pastry.

Dough that is slightly sweet.

Warm vanilla sugar.

A delicate floral note occasionally surfaces, lending the arrangement a sense of ethereal lightness. At its peak, Smiley presents a complex olfactory profile. It starts with a creamy sweetness, then gives way to the richness of berries, and finally settles into a gentle warmth of earth and sugar.

Once the curing process is complete, these components meld into a harmonious scent profile: delicate vanilla, a sweet berry glaze, and a subtle, sugary warmth.

How It Grows – Steady, Cooperative, and Visually Striking Vegetative Rhythm & Structure

Smiley’s character is marked by a well-rounded disposition. The distance between nodes is rather small, which is good for subsequent stacking of large buds. This plant responds favorably to topping, low-stress training (LST), screen of green (SCROG) methods, trellising, and multi-top configurations.

It thrives in a variety of settings, both inside and out. The foliage remains thick and vibrant, which in turn fuels the robust growth of the buds as they mature.

Flowering behavior and the resulting color expression are important aspects of plant biology.

Flowering begins with the calyx enlargement and the fast production of resin. By the third week, the buds start to look frosted, and you could see some color starting to show. As the night air cools, hints of violet, lavender, and berry emerge, a legacy of Blueberry Sugar.

Stretch usually falls within the range of 1.4 to 1.6 times. Indoors, Smiley typically wraps up in eight to nine weeks. Harvesting outdoors usually happens in late September or early October.

Yields & Visual Appeal — Glossy Frost, Dessert Colors, and Thick Buds Bud Structure & Aesthetic Traits

Smiley’s buds are a sight to behold: rich, creamy, and sweet, with a shiny resin that accentuates each individual calyx. The cultivar’s visual appeal is a definite highlight.

Expect:

Buds, thickly coated in frost.

Blue and purple embellishments.

The vivid pistil stands out.

Robust calyx stacking.

The cured bag’s attractiveness is excellent.

Production Output

The yields are consistently good, often high, a result of reliable branching and effective flower set. The production of resin is widespread across different phenotypes, which makes Smiley a good choice for projects involving aromatic oil and extraction.

The reasons for growing Smiley are several.

Smiley marries the delightful sweetness of Gelato 33 with the berry-laden depth of Blueberry Sugar, resulting in a strain that’s both smooth and tasty, and unquestionably appealing. It thrives with no fuss, responds well to training, and culminates in dense, resinous blossoms that resemble and scent like a sweet treat.

For cultivators in search of a feminized hybrid that perfectly marries sweet cream and berry syrup with a robust build and visual appeal, Smiley offers a truly exceptional experience.