Banana Cream Sundae seeds by Atlas Seed (Banana Cream x Jealousy x Gelato 41) bring high yields and 9–11 week harvests with banana-sweet flavor and 25%+ THC for relaxing, happy vibes. Grab your pack today.
$61.88
Feminized
Indica dominant
Banana Cream x Jealousy x Gelato 41
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25%+ %
Banana, sweet
9 to 11 weeks
High Yield
Caryophyllene, limonene, myrcene
Relaxing, euphoric, happy
Nighttime
Ensure good ventilation and avoid high humidity in the last stage of flowering.
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Because flavor and frost don’t have to be a trade-off. Banana Cream Sundae pushes both, with stout structure and big-batch potential. If you’ve been waiting for a dessert strain that actually performs in the room, stop waiting and plant it.
| Breeder | Atlas Seed |
|---|---|
| Genetics | Banana Cream x Jealousy x Gelato 41 |
| Seed Type | Feminized |
| Strain Type | Indica dominant |
| THC | 25%+ |
| CBD | Less than 1% |
| Flowering Time | 9 to 11 weeks |
| Yield | High Yield |
| Difficulty | Intermediate |
| Aroma / Flavor | Banana, sweet |
| Effects | Relaxing, euphoric, happy |
| Pack Size | 5+3 Seeds |
Atlas Seed built Banana Cream Sundae for growers who want real weight with candy-shop flavor. After years behind vendor tables and judging booths, I look for strains that finish on time, stack hard, and keep the room smelling like a smoothie bar-this checks out. Expect 25%+ potency, a calming indica-dominant ride, and consistent structure that behaves in tents and mid-scale rooms. The 5+3 pack sweetens the deal and tends to move fast-dessert strains don’t sit on shelves.
This cross pulls from three hitters: Banana Cream, Jealousy, and Gelato 41. Banana Cream brings the ripe fruit esters and creamy sweetness. Jealousy injects vigor, density, and that unmistakable gelato-fuel backbone. Gelato 41 tightens the structure, deepens color late flower, and boosts resin coverage for showtime bag appeal.
Atlas Seed’s goal here is simple: keep the banana-forward profile while upgrading plantability. The result is a medium-tall plant with:
Breeding intent shows in the run: predictable stretch, uniform canopy, and less hunting to find a keeper. It’s built to perform-not just to smell pretty.
The headline is banana. Think ripe banana, vanilla cream, and a soft sugar glaze, with a low hum of gelato gas underneath. It’s dessert without the toothache.
Bag appeal is loud: dense, frosted nugs with lime-to-forest green, orange pistils, and a sugary sheen that photographs like a snack.
Expect a quick onset behind the eyes and shoulders, then an even coast-relaxing without couch lock if you mind your dose. The mood lift hits first, followed by a warm, content body feel.
Best for folks who want happy, chill vibes, solid potency, and flavor that actually shows up in the cure.
Most packs lean consistent, but you’ll see a few flavors of keeper:
Resin is heavy across the board, with the gelato-leaners a touch sandier for dry sift. Pheno hunting is worth a second run if you chase the sweetest banana profile.
Rated intermediate. Nothing scary-just give it a plan.
Yield targets: 450–650 g/m² indoors with dialed lighting; outdoor, plan for big stakes and a dry finish. From seed to jar: roughly 14–16 weeks.
Pro tips:
Potential challenges: dense flowers late-manage humidity and airflow. Aroma is strong; plan filtration unless you like conversations with neighbors.
“First indoor run, 4x4 tent.” Pulled 520 g from six plants at day 69. Smells like banana bread in the dry room. Easy trim, chunky nugs, zero foxtail. Will rerun the two shorter phenos. - New grower
“Greenhouse, coastal humidity.” Took to training well. Harvest at 10 weeks to beat weather. Banana comes through even outdoors, which is rare. Dense and photogenic. - Intermediate grower
High-yield dessert terps, 25%+ potency, and Atlas Seed reliability. The 5+3 pack disappears quick-grab it while it’s still on the shelf and make the room smell like victory (and bananas).
| Strain | THC | Flowering Time | Aroma | Edge vs. Others |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Banana Cream Sundae | 25%+ | 9–11 weeks | Banana, sweet cream, light gas | Better yield-to-terp and uniform canopy |
| Jealousy | High | 9–10 weeks | Gelato gas, earthy sweet | BCS = sweeter profile, more banana |
| Gelato 41 | High | 8–10 weeks | Creamy dessert, fuel | BCS = higher bag appeal banana twist |
It’s rated intermediate. New growers can succeed with basics: stable temps, decent airflow, and light training. It’s forgiving on feed, but dense buds need humidity control late. If you can manage environment, you’ll be fine.
Expect 9–11 weeks in flower. Many phenos finish happy around day 63–70, while the frost monsters can want a few extra days. Check trichomes and let the aroma fully pop before the chop.
Ripe banana up front with creamy vanilla tones and a soft sugar finish. On the exhale, you’ll catch a subtle gelato-fuel note. It’s dessert-forward without being cloying, and the cure keeps the banana loud.
Medium to medium-tall with 1.5–2x stretch after flip. Top or train to keep the canopy even. In small tents, a single top and light LST usually keep things tidy and productive.
With solid lighting and environment, 450–650 g/m² is realistic. It stacks dense, uniform colas, so canopy management pays off. Outdoors or in greenhouses, plan support-this one carries weight when dialed.
Moderate to moderately heavy. It responds well to consistent Cal-Mag and a bump in mid-flower. Don’t overdo nitrogen late; let the resin party instead. Watch runoff EC and keep it steady for best results.
Relaxing, euphoric, and happy-an easy coast that doesn’t pin you down unless you ask for it. Great for winding down, creative stuff, or just enjoying the flavor. Duration runs a couple hours with a clean fade.
Yes, the banana-cream aroma gets loud by mid-flower. Plan on proper carbon filtration if discretion matters. Good airflow and a clean room help keep terps singing and mold worries quiet.
Top once or twice in veg, then spread with a single trellis. Light defoliation at weeks 3 and 6 opens up the stacks. It loves stable VPD and strong, even light to really pack on density.
Atlas Seed. They focus on performance-forward genetics with commercial reliability and modern terp profiles. This cut blends their production mindset with dessert shop flavor, so you’re not sacrificing yield for taste.
5+3 feminized seeds. It’s an efficient way to hunt a keeper or fill a small room. These tend to sell through-dessert fans move quick when banana terps are involved.
Yes, in friendly climates with a dry finish. It loves sun and support. Watch late-season humidity due to density. Greenhouses with airflow and dehu control are a great middle ground.
