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Strain Library · Hybrid · Sunset Sherbet × Thin Mint GSC
Mochi (Gelato 47)
Mochi, also catalogued as Gelato 47, is the Cookies / Sherbinskis phenotype that anchored the Gelato family on premium menus through the late 2010s. Onset is balanced, the head feel rises first and the body settles in by the second hour. Some users describe it as the classic Gelato experience, dessert-sweet and clear-headed enough for conversation, with enough body to soften a long week.
Aroma is sugared berry with a creamy backbone and a hint of mint from the Thin Mint side. Caryophyllene-forward, with limonene and humulene support. A reliable evening hybrid that holds up against newer crosses. Stocked across NY, MA, and California dispensaries for adults 21+ and one of the cultivars most often used to teach the modern Gelato palate to new shoppers.
- Tasting notes
- sweet, berry, cream, mint
- Terpenes
- caryophyllene, limonene, humulene
We describe cultivars by smell and taste only. Ask the shop what a first serving looks like, and start small.
Frequently asked
Is Mochi (Gelato 47) a sativa, indica, or hybrid?
Mochi (Gelato 47) is classified as a hybrid strain. Its genetic lineage is Sunset Sherbet × Thin Mint GSC.
What does Mochi (Gelato 47) taste like?
Mochi (Gelato 47)'s flavor profile is characterized by sweet, berry, cream, and mint notes.
What THC range does Mochi (Gelato 47) test at?
Mochi (Gelato 47) typically tests at 21–28% THC. The exact figure is on the label of each batch; ask the shop what a first serving looks like and start small.
Where to ask
Licensed New York dispensaries
Licensed shops to call or visit about Mochi (Gelato 47) and other hybrid strains. Verify license status via the OCM QR code at cannabis.ny.gov.
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