Sherbinski Sunrise Sherbert Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Humboldt Seed Organisation

Compact and quick growth with broad fan leaves. Strong and aggressive secondary branching makes for even hormonal distribution, creating very homogeneous bud de...

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Sherbinski Sunrise Sherbert Cannabis Seeds from Humboldt Seed Organisation

Early vegetative stages provide stout and hardy yet vigorous growth supported by broad, Indica-leaning fan leaves. Strong lateral branching makes for slower vertical growth, yet creates more even bud development in later flowering periods. Plants will stretch 30% on average when transitioning into the flowering cycle. Dense and compact purple bud sites maintain productivity into secondary and third layers of canopy, making for minimal manicuring into final flowering stages. Very climatically versatile for both humid and arid growing conditions. Highly resinous buds make for an amazing bag appeal. Incredibly complex and pungent terpene expressions displayed by strong spicy pepper, lemongrass, and sweet berry overtones, equally matched by sweet citrus, pinewood, and lavender undertones. Effects result in a powerful psychedelic head buzz followed by a stimulating body high. Great for end-of-day use, this variety redefines the essence of flavor for both the sophisticated connoisseur palate and the novice grower.

Compact and quick growth with broad fan leaves. Strong and aggressive secondary branching makes for even hormonal distribution, creating very homogeneous bud development. Higher metabolic demands require a slightly stronger feeding regime. Indoors, one layer of trellis is recommended to maximize flower production potential. Thinning fan leaves during week 3 and 6 of the flowering assists bud production in the secondary and third layers of the canopy. Light manicuring is recommended as bud sites are dense and compact, maintaining value all the way to the bottom of the stems. 6-9 plants per sq. meter depending on pot size and vegetative period will maximize the canopy space. Outdoor production requires more manicuring beneath top layers of canopy. Caging and double trellising are best to support larger bud sites. Thinning fan leaves through the season to avoid shallow light penetration allows for better bud production during the final stages.

Feminized
Genotype 70% Indica / 30% Sativa
Cross Sunset Sherbert x 3 Kings BHB
Suitable for Indoors and outdoors
Indoor flowering 60-63 days
Indoor yield 400-500 g/m2
Outdoor harvest time Mid-October
Outdoor yield 3000-4000 g/plant
Outdoor height 2.5-3.5 m
THC 21-24%
CBD 0.1%

Strain FAQ

Why do some cannabis strains taste sweet?

Sweet cannabis strains are flavoured by terpenes, cannabinoids, and other plant ingredients. The mango-like sweetness, citrusy undertones, and spicy sweetness come from terpenes including myrcene, limonene, and caryophyllene.

What distinguishes Sunset Sherbet's scent and taste?

Sunset Sherbet's earthy, fruity, berry, and citrus smell is said to be as fascinating as its effects. It tastes sweet, sherbet-like with skunky citrus and spicy berries.

What's the deal with spectral sensitivity in 12/12 photoperiod strains?

It's fascinating to know that 12/12 photoperiod strains may have a favourite colour! Changing the light spectrum during blooming can apparently boost cannabinoid and terpene production, increasing both quality and yield.

Do strains listed as suitable for outdoor growth have resistance to pests and diseases?

Being out in the wild, outdoor cannabis strains face a barrage of environmental stressors, from bugs to fluctuating weather. This tough love from Mother Nature prompts them to ramp up their production of terpenes and cannabinoids, which serve as their shield against these threats. It's a fascinating survival strategy that not only makes the plants hardier but is also said to improve the aroma and flavor of the buds!

Genetically, how do strains that are ready to harvest by mid-October adapt?

These strains usually have faster maturation genes. They conclude by mid-October thanks to ruderalis' auto-flowering features and indica's shorter flowering periods.