About
Sherbert grows to a large size with dense popcorn shaped buds that have a mint green color. This is a highly resinous strain with abundant trichomes that give the buds a frosty coating. Being an indica dominant strain, Sherbert gives a potent body high that sets of a deep sense of relaxation followed by a mild couch lock. This is ideal for treating chronic body fatigue and minor body aches. It also gives a significant cerebral high that initiates happiness which later transforms into euphoria. The effects of Sherbert are deeply relaxing and invigorating.
Sherbert has moderate levels of both THC and CBD. It has 10-19% THC level and 1% CBD making an ideal choice for patients needing a mix of both cannabinoids without getting overwhelmed by the cerebral effects of THC. Sherbert is ideal for patients who may experience panic attacks after taking high THC strains.
Sherbert does well in both indoor and outdoor growing environments. Because of how dense and sticky the trichomes are it is not advisable to use bare hands while prepping the buds. You may need a grinder to break the buds at home.
This strain is ideal for evening and night time use.
Strain Type
This is an indica dominant hybrid strain that contains 85% Indica and 15% Sativa. It contains 10%-19% THC and 1% CBD.
Origin
Sherbert is a cross between Pink Panties and Girl Scout Cookies.
Effects
Sherbert is a potent indica strain that promotes deep relaxation of the whole body and tranquility. Once the cerebral effects have kicked in, you will drift off into an uplifting euphoria that will transpose you to outer space. But the effects are not so overpowering, thankfully so. Be prepared to feel sleepy after an hour or two. This strain will also trigger creativity and inspiration as the cerebral effects set in; make the most of this before it wears off.
Patient Reported Positive Effects
- Relaxation
- Euphoria
- Happiness
- Uplifting
- Creativity
Patient Reported Negative Effects
Sherbert is a well balanced strain that comes with minimal side effects. Like most other strain with THC, Sherbert will cause blood shot eyes that will clear out after the THC is out of your system. Apart from the fact that this may be a nuisance, it is not harmful in any way. Patients have also reported the following negative effects:
- Dry Mouth
- Dry Eyes
Keeping hydrated will help in minimizing these negative effects. Moisturizing eye drops may also come in handy.
Patient Reported Rare Negative Effects
- Anxiety
- Paranoia
Treats
Medical Benefits of Sherbert
Sherbert has a great ability to unwind the mind and relive stress. Patients with chronic stress and depression may benefit from this strain. It also has potent pain relieving properties that can help with painful conditions such as arthritis, fibromyalgia and chronic pain syndrome.
With its deeply relaxing properties, Sherbert helps in relieving body fatigue and insomnia due to excessive tiredness. The cerebral effects help in reducing anxiety and social anxiety disorders and social phobias.
Patient reported medical conditions that can benefit from Sherbert strain include:
Terpenes
Terpene Profile
Terpenes are responsible for the aromas and scents of the different cannabis strains. They all boost the therapeutic potential of the strains by potentiating the effects of cannabinoids. Sherbert has terpenes that produce aromas reminiscent of berries, lemons and earthy undertones. This is highly suggestive of the following terpenes: myrcene, limonene and caryophyllene.
Myrcene
Myrcene is the most abundant terpene is most cannabis strains. It has a pungent earthy scent that has also been described as skunk-like. It is popular for its inflammatory effects that may help in relieving inflammatory conditions such as eczema or arthritis. It is also useful in inducing sleep. Myrcene is abundant is other strains such as Skunk XL, White Widow and Special Kush. It is also abundant in mangoes and cloves.
Limonene
Limonene has the smell of lemons and you expect to find this terpene in most citrus fruits. It is a popular mood enhancer which is ideal for reducing stress and symptoms of depression. It also offers anti fungal and anti bacterial properties.
Caryophyllene
Caryophyllene gives off a spicy scent with peppery notes. Expect to find this terpene in spices such as oregano, basil and rosemary. It is the only terpene that binds to cannabinoid receptors making it a potent analgesic and anxiolytic agent. Recent research has also shown that this terpene could be helpful in the treatment of alcohol withdrawal symptoms.
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