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Willo sells its THC crumble as a 1 g portion, and this one is made with Gelato 33, which Willo’s crumble page labels a hybrid. Crumble shares wax’s soft, opaque look but is drier, so it falls apart into small pieces rather than being scooped.
One of the numbered Gelato phenotypes
Leafly lists the strain as Gelato #33, also called Gelato Kush, and describes an evenly balanced hybrid whose compact buds reflect its Cookie lineage, running from dark green into purple and set with fiery orange hairs. Gelato itself, Leafly explains, came from crossing Sunset Sherbet with Thin Mint GSC, and several phenotypes with their own traits followed; #33 is one of them.
Our Gelato 33 guide reports that Herb names Mario Guzman, better known as Mr. Sherbinski, and Jigga as Gelato’s creators, and that Cookies Fam claims the original genetics too.
Cream, citrus and a peppery edge
Leafly’s write-up gives sweet citrus and fruity flavours, and pepper, citrus and flowery are the flavours its reviewers report most. Caryophyllene is the most abundant terpene in its lab-sourced data, followed by limonene and myrcene. In our guide, Robert Misic’s tip says the jar should smell of sweet cream and citrus first, with a peppery, floral layer below it, which fits caryophyllene being the lead terpene. Leafly reviewers add a sweet, gassy, fruity smell with a hint of cream and nuts, and sweet cream with baked-dessert richness in hash rosin made from the strain.
Reported effects and two THC figures
Leafly describes an uplifting, energetic high and suggests it for after work; its scale reads mostly energizing, and relaxed and happy are what reviewers report most. Leafly’s own strain figures are 20% THC and 0% CBD, with potency rated above average. Willo puts the crumble itself at 60 to 70% THC. Crumble is an extract, a category Health Canada describes as THC-rich (wax is one of the examples it names), and its suggestion for newcomers and occasional users is to steer clear.
Willo’s crumble line and storage
Willo’s list for the same crumble also has Alaskan Thunderfuck as a sativa and Pink Goo and Pink Wagyu as indicas. Willo’s home page says the brand is based in Toronto and keeps sourcing, production and packaging local, and its concentrates also take in solventless hash rosin, live resin, diamonds and shatter. Willo’s storage advice for the crumble is a cool, dry place where neither heat nor direct sunlight reaches it. For a wider view of extracts, our concentrates guide runs through each type with its typical strength and uses.
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Willo - Crumble - Gelato 33 — Frequently Asked Questions
Q.Is Gelato 33 a separate strain from Gelato?
It is one of Gelato’s phenotypes. Leafly says several were released from the Sunset Sherbet and Thin Mint GSC cross, each with its own traits, and #33 is one of them.
Q.How strong is Willo’s Gelato 33 crumble?
Willo gives a THC range of 60 to 70% for its crumble. Leafly’s figure for the Gelato #33 strain in general is around 20%.
Q.What strains were bred from Gelato 33?
Leafly lists Ice Cream Cake and Purple Runtz as children of Gelato #33.
Q.Does Willo label its Gelato 33 crumble a hybrid?
Yes, Willo labels it a hybrid, and Leafly also describes Gelato #33 as an evenly balanced hybrid.




