Variety Pack 2 Feminized Seeds – Elev8 Seeds Premium Genetics · King Cone, White Serpent & Gelato Kiss

The Variety Pack 2 Feminized by Elev8 Seeds is an elite collection of three premium US photoperiod strains—King Cone, White Serpent, and Gelato Kiss—designed to give you a top-tier tasting menu of massive yields, insane resin production, and THC levels that easily smash the 22% mark.

Are you worried about popping multiple premium strains at once and messing up the grow because you don't know how each one behaves? It’s a classic fear when investing in high-end genetics; you might think that juggling different hybrids in the same tent will lead to an uneven canopy, nutrient burn, or a harvest that doesn't reach its full potential.

When that fear takes over, you end up playing it too safe. You might underfeed them, avoid training techniques out of caution, or just leave these top-shelf seeds sitting in your fridge while you stick to the same old basic strains you've grown a hundred times. You miss out on the crazy terpene profiles and the heavy yields these US bangers are built to deliver.

But here is the truth: this pack is actually the perfect tool to level up your skills. By growing King Cone, White Serpent, and Gelato Kiss side by side, you shorten your trial-and-error learning curve. They all share an 8–9 week flowering time and robust hybrid vigor, making them the ultimate trio to learn how to read plant signals, adjust your canopy, and master multi-strain grows like a pro.

What you can expect the first few times

When you first drop these seeds, you'll notice that despite being different crosses, they share a vigorous vegetative growth. King Cone (Gelato #33 x Gorilla Cookies) and Gelato Kiss (Gelato #33 x Sour Patch Kiss) will show similar structural traits thanks to their shared Gelato lineage, while White Serpent (Forbidden Fruit x White Truffles) might stretch a bit differently with its unique tropical vibe.

It is completely normal to see slight variations in how much water or nutrients each phenotype drinks. You might find that Gelato Kiss gets darker leaves and asks for a bit more calcium, while White Serpent starts throwing out crazy frosty trichomes earlier in the flowering stage. These sensations and visual cues are exactly what you want to observe.

Pay close attention to the internodal spacing and how they react to your light intensity. Taking notes on which plant stretches more during the first two weeks of the 12/12 flip will help you arrange your canopy perfectly. This hands-on comparison is the fastest way to train your grower's eye.

Typical mistakes and how to avoid or fix them

• Overfeeding early on: Premium genetics don't always need heavy doses from day one. Start with 50% of the recommended nutrient chart and read the leaf tips.
• Ignoring the canopy height: Different strains stretch differently. Use a SCROG net or super-crop the taller branches to keep an even canopy and avoid light burn.
• Harvesting all at the exact same time blindly: Even with an 8-9 week window, one might finish at day 56 and another at day 63. Check the trichomes of each plant individually.
• Poor airflow in late flower: These strains produce dense, resinous buds. Add an extra oscillating fan to prevent botrytis (bud rot) in those thick colas.
• Skipping the flush: To get those sweet gas and sour candy terps to pop, flush with plain water for the last 7-10 days to remove excess salts.
• Panicking over purple leaves: White Serpent and Gelato Kiss can naturally fade to purple/black. Don't mistake this beautiful genetic trait for a phosphorus deficiency!

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

1. Start simple by using a light, airy soil mix that gives you total control over the feeding schedule.
2. Change only one thing at a time; if you increase the EC, don't change the pH or light distance on the same day.
3. Take written notes on how King Cone reacts compared to White Serpent when you apply LST (Low Stress Training).
4. Adjust your watering frequency based on the weight of the pots, as the Gelato crosses might drink faster during peak flower.
5. Dial in the temperature drops during the night cycle (around week 6) to bring out the exotic purple and dark hues.
6. Experiment with the harvest window: chop one branch when trichomes are milky for a cerebral high, and another when amber for a heavy chill.

Advantages and benefits of treating it as a learning process

• More control: You learn to read what a plant needs rather than just following a generic feeding chart blindly.
• More confidence: Successfully harvesting three different elite strains at once proves you can handle any top-tier genetics.
• Better understanding of your own taste: You get to compare sweet gas, tropical fruit, and sour candy terps side by side to find your ultimate favorite.
• Less frustration in the medium term: Mastering canopy management now means your future mixed-strain runs will be an absolute breeze.
• Maximum stash variety: You end up with a diverse menu of effects, from daytime euphoria to nighttime couch-lock, all from a single grow cycle.

Technical specifications

• Breeder / Brand: Elev8 Seeds
• Type: Feminized photoperiod
• Dominance: Indica / Sativa hybrids (King Cone 50/50; Gelato Kiss 70% Indica; White Serpent Indica-leaning)
• Genetics / Cross: King Cone (Gelato #33 × Gorilla Cookies) · White Serpent (Forbidden Fruit × White Truffles) · Gelato Kiss (Gelato #33 × Sour Patch Kiss)
• Flowering time: 8–9 weeks indoors
• Outdoor harvest: October (Northern Hemisphere) / April (Southern Hemisphere)
• Yield (Indoor): 400–550 g/m² (1.31–1.80 oz/ft²) approx.
• Yield (Outdoor): 600–800 g/plant (21.16–28.22 oz/plant) approx.
• Height (Indoor): 0.80–1.20 m (2.62–3.94 ft)
• Height (Outdoor): 1.50–2.20 m (4.92–7.22 ft) approx.
• Difficulty: Medium (requires basic canopy management)
• Structure and vigour: Strong branching, medium stretch, highly adaptable to training
• Ideal climate: Mediterranean, temperate; prefers low humidity in late flower
• Training: Highly suitable for LST, topping, and SCROG
• Recommended pot / substrate: 11–20 L (2.9–5.3 gal) in soil or coco with good aeration
• Indicative environmental ranges: Veg 18/6 at 22–26 °C; Flower 12/12 at 20–25 °C; pH 6.0–6.5 (soil)
• Smell in grow: High (carbon filter highly recommended)
• THC: 22–26% approx.
• CBD: Low (<1%)
• Aromatic profile: Sweet gas, tropical mango, sour candy, creamy Kush, and earthy diesel
• Effect: Ranging from balanced euphoria (King Cone) to deep physical relaxation (White Serpent and Gelato Kiss)

Stages and monitoring of the Variety Pack 2

Quick overview:

Feminized photoperiods by Elev8 Seeds with an 8–9 week flowering cycle, ideal for indoor SCROG.

• Perfect for Mediterranean or temperate climates.
• Requires basic canopy management skills.
• Highly adaptable to various training techniques.

Safe start:

Germinate at 22–25 °C with high humidity to ensure a flawless beginning for these premium seeds.

• Transplant when the taproot is about 1 cm (0.39 in) long.
• Use Plagron Seedbox – Complete Germination Kit with Seedbooster for safe rooting.
• Keep the substrate moist but never waterlogged.

Directed growth:

Maintain an 18/6 light cycle and use LST to keep the mixed canopy perfectly even.

• Use Genehtik Nutrients Growth Pack – Complete Fertilizer Kit for Vegetative Stage for lush foliage.
• Pinch taller branches to match the shorter phenotypes.
• Keep temperatures around 22–26 °C for optimal vegetative vigor.

Efficient flowering:

Flip to 12/12 and drop humidity to 40–50% to protect those dense, resinous colas.

• Apply Big Bud Powder Advanced Nutrients – World's Best-Selling Bloom Booster for Bigger, Denser Buds.
• Ensure strong airflow to prevent botrytis in thick buds.
• Watch for beautiful purple hues as temperatures drop slightly.

Harvest and refinement:

Flush for 7–10 days to unlock the crazy mix of sour candy and sweet gas terps.

• Chop when trichomes are milky for euphoria, or amber for relaxation.
• Dry slowly at 18–22 °C and 50–60% relative humidity.
• Cure in glass jars for 3 weeks to maximize aromas.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to really "get" how to grow a mixed pack like this?

Usually, by the second or third week of flowering, you will fully understand the drinking habits and stretching patterns of each strain. Taking notes during your first run makes the second one a total breeze.

How do I know if I am feeding these different strains correctly?

Watch the leaf tips and the overall color. If King Cone looks perfectly green but Gelato Kiss has slightly burnt tips, you know Gelato Kiss is more sensitive to your current EC level. Always start with a moderate baseline feed and adjust individually if possible.

What should I do if one strain grows much taller than the others?

Don't panic! Simply use super-cropping (gently pinching and bending the stem) or tie the taller branches down (LST) to match the height of the shorter plants. This keeps your canopy even and ensures all buds get equal light.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

When I first started running mixed variety packs, my learning curve was a bit of a rollercoaster. I used to treat every plant exactly the same, dumping the exact same nutrient mix into every pot. I quickly learned that while King Cone could handle a heavy feed, other exotic crosses would get stressed. My biggest mistake was not using a SCROG net; I ended up with a jungle where the taller phenos shaded out the shorter ones, killing my yield on the lower branches.

The small change that made the biggest difference for me was treating the canopy as one single organism while treating the roots individually. I started weaving them all into a trellis net to keep an even flat top, but I paid attention to the weight of each pot to water them only when they actually needed it. Growing the Elev8 Seeds Variety Pack 2 is an absolute trip—you get to experience the creamy gas of Gelato Kiss and the tropical funk of White Serpent all in one harvest. It’s the ultimate way to stock your jars with top-shelf variety!