Sherbert #4 Feminized Marijuana Seeds

Sherbert #4 Feminized Strain Specifications

Type: Sativa dominant (70%)

Genetics Parents: California Orange x Skunk #1

Flowering Period: 9 to 10 Weeks

Climate: Warm

Yield: 14 to 18oz/m2 indoor / 18oz/p outdoor

Flavors: Orange, Sweet, Skunk, and Citrus

THC Level:  20 to 22%

CBD Level: Low

Height: Medium

Harvest Period: Late September to Early October

Growing Difficulty: Moderate

What are the Flavors and Effects of Sherbert #4 Feminized Marijuana?

Since it’s Sativa-dominant, the energizing euphoric pulse hits you straight away. As a result, it uplifts the soul and aids in the clearing of the mind. Within a community of friends who are smoking marijuana, vibrant discussions should surely follow. The sheer feeling of joy can make it interesting and entertaining. The heritage of Sherbert #4 is visible not just in the odor but also in the flavors. As a result, the best-tasting strains with a fruity, citrus, and sweet flavor are described. 

What are the Medical Benefits of Sherbert #4 Feminized Autoflowering Marijuana?

It is more than enough to wash out stress because you are happy and euphoric, and your muscles are relaxed. Depression, PTSD, ADD/ADHD, and other psychiatric illnesses may be difficult to manage. Sherbert #4 isn’t a remedy or a medication, but its mood-altering properties can make it easier to deal with these problems. 

Negative Effects You Can Expect from Sherbert #4 Feminized Marijuana Strain

If there are some adverse effects from Sherbert #4, they are more likely to be bloodshot eyes and a dry mouth. Side effects, such as dizziness, are also likely. Any individuals have also mentioned becoming a bit more nervous or paranoid as a result of consumption. 

How To Grow Sherbert #4 Feminized Seed?

Sherbert #4 feminized strain can excel in the hands of seasoned growers both outdoors and indoors. That isn’t to suggest that beginners won’t be able to cultivate it effectively. The strongest medium to use for growing high-quality buds with diverse flavors is soil. As a result, growing it in the greenhouse or backyard is a no-brainer.

If using soil or hydroponics as a means, mix it with the Screen of Green process when topping it early and often to facilitate further lateral branching.