Female Collection 7 Feminized Seeds – 00 Seeds · Gelato Mint, Gorilla & GDP

The Female Collection 7 by 00 Seeds is your all-access pass to three of the most potent and flavorful US genetics on the market, delivering massive yields and up to 28% THC in one convenient pack.

Are you worried about dropping serious cash on a single premium strain only to realize it doesn't quite fit your growing style or vibe? It is a common fear among growers to invest time and money into a full tent of one variety, only to feel like you are not getting the most out of it or that you might mess things up with an unfamiliar genetic.

That hesitation often leaves you stuck growing the same old safe varieties, missing out on the explosive flavors and face-melting potency of modern US genetics. You end up playing it safe, keeping your skills at the minimum, and leaving your true growing potential locked in a drawer.

Enter this curated collection. It is the ultimate trial-and-error toolkit, letting you grow Gelato Mint, Gorilla, and Grand Daddy Purple side-by-side. This pack is designed to shorten your learning curve, allowing you to master their unique traits, dial in your environment, and find your absolute favorite without the financial risk.

What you can expect the first few times

When you pop these beans, expect a wild ride of vigorous, diverse growth. It is completely normal to see them behave differently right out of the gate. Gorilla will likely stretch like crazy during pre-flower, while Grand Daddy Purple will stay bushy, compact, and close to the soil.

You will also notice different feeding needs. Gelato Mint might ask for a heavier nutrient load during mid-flower to fuel those frosty, dense nugs, whereas GDP prefers a lighter touch. Do not panic if they do not all look uniform; that is the beauty of a mixed pack.

Pay close attention to the canopy height. Managing the stretch of the Gorilla next to the shorter GDP is your fast track to mastering canopy control. Embrace the chaos, take notes, and use this run to level up your observation skills.

Typical mistakes and how to avoid or fix them

• Mistake: Letting Gorilla outgrow your lights. Fix: Top her early and use low-stress training (LST) to keep her canopy even with the others.
• Mistake: Overfeeding Grand Daddy Purple. Fix: Start with a light nutrient schedule and increase the EC only if she shows signs of hunger.
• Mistake: Harvesting Gelato Mint too early. Fix: Wait for those trichomes to turn milky to experience the full impact of her 28% THC.
• Mistake: Ignoring humidity in late flower. Fix: Keep RH below 45% to protect those dense, resinous colas from bud rot.
• Mistake: Treating all three strains exactly the same. Fix: Read their individual cues; they are unique beasts with different metabolisms.
• Mistake: Crowding the grow space. Fix: Ensure adequate spacing and defoliate lower branches to maintain proper airflow.

How to fine-tune until you find your perfect sweet spot

1. Start with a standard, well-aerated soil mix for all three strains to establish a solid baseline.
2. Change only one variable at a time, like adjusting the light distance when Gorilla starts her aggressive stretch.
3. Take written or mental notes on how each specific strain reacts to your base watering and nutrient schedule.
4. Adjust your defoliation technique; GDP might need more leaf tucking, while Gorilla might need aggressive pruning.
5. Experiment with harvest times by taking down different branches a few days apart to find your ideal high.
6. Monitor the drying process closely, as the denser GDP buds may take slightly longer to dry than the others.

Advantages and benefits of treating it as a learning process

• Because you get diverse genetics, you can practice different training techniques, which means you build a versatile and confident grower's skillset.
• Because you can do a side-by-side comparison, you learn to read plant morphology in real-time, which means better problem-solving in future grows.
• Because it is a cost-effective bundle, you discover your favorite premium US strain, which means you save money without sacrificing quality.
• Because they have slightly staggered harvest windows, you can process your crop in stages, which means less frustration and exhaustion on trimming day.

Technical specifications

• Breeder: 00 Seeds
• Type: Feminized photoperiod
• Genetics included: 2x Gelato Mint, 2x Gorilla, 2x Grand Daddy Purple
• Gelato Mint Height: Indoor 85-95 cm (33.46-37.40 in) | Outdoor 2.60-2.90 m (8.53-9.51 ft)
• Gorilla Height: Indoor 0.90-1.20 m (2.95-3.94 ft) | Outdoor 2.50-3.00 m (8.20-9.84 ft)
• Grand Daddy Purple Height: Indoor 70-90 cm (27.56-35.43 in) | Outdoor 1.50-2.00 m (4.92-6.56 ft)
• Flowering Time: 55-65 days approx. depending on the strain
• Outdoor Harvest: October 1-15 (Northern Hemisphere)
• Yield: 550-600 g/m² (1.80-1.97 oz/ft²) indoor for all strains
• THC: Gelato Mint 28% | Gorilla 25% | GDP 22%
• Difficulty: Medium (due to managing a mixed canopy)

Grow Guide: Mastering the Female Collection 7

Quick overview: Three premium photoperiods from 00 Seeds with a 55-65 day flowering cycle, ideal for mixed indoor setups.

• Feminized photoperiod genetics.
• High THC levels (22-28%).
• Medium difficulty due to mixed canopy.

Safe start: Germinate at 22-25 °C and transplant gently once the taproot reaches 1 cm (0.39 in).

• Keep humidity around 60-70%.
• Use Top Roots to explode early root mass.
• Avoid overwatering fragile seedlings.

Directed growth: Maintain an 18/6 light cycle and train the taller strains early to keep the canopy even.

• Top the Gorilla to control stretch.
• Keep GDP bushy and well-aerated.
• Feed progressively based on individual plant needs.

Efficient flowering: Switch to 12/12 and watch the stretch closely while keeping humidity strictly between 40-50%.

• Add Top Bloom Top Crop for dense, resin-packed colas.
• Defoliate lower branches for better airflow.
• Support heavy branches with stakes or nets.

Harvest and refinement: Flush 10 days prior and harvest when trichomes hit your desired milky-to-amber ratio.

• Dry slowly at 18-22 °C.
• Maintain 50-60% RH during drying.
• Cure for 2-4 weeks for maximum flavor.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to really "get" these three strains?

Usually, one full grow cycle is enough to understand their basic needs, but running clones of your favorites a second time is where you truly dial in their sweet spot and maximize yields.

How do I know if I am feeding them correctly?

Watch the leaf tips and color. If the tips burn, back off the nutrients. If the lower leaves yellow early in veg, they need more nitrogen. Since they are different strains, mix your base nutrients slightly lighter and top-feed the hungry ones.

What should I do if the Gorilla grows too tall?

Do not hesitate to use super cropping or aggressive LST (Low Stress Training) during the vegetative stage and the first two weeks of flower. Bending the tallest branches horizontally will keep her canopy even with the GDP and Gelato Mint.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

When I first started growing mixed packs like this, my biggest mistake was treating the whole tent like one giant organism. I fed them all the exact same EC and kept the lights at a uniform height, which resulted in the Gorilla getting light burn while the GDP was underfed. It was a frustrating learning curve.

The small change that made the biggest difference was treating each plant as an individual. I started mixing a lighter base nutrient solution for the whole tent and hand-supplementing the heavier feeders. I also used empty pots upside down to raise the shorter GDP plants closer to the light. Once I embraced the diversity of the pack, my yields exploded, and having three distinct, top-tier flavors in one harvest was incredibly rewarding.