Lemon Cherry Sherb fem. Cookies Seed Bank

Lemon Cherry Sherb Feminized Seeds from Cookies Seed Bank

Lemon Cherry Sherb is a delicious fusion that results from crossing Lemon Cherry Gelato and Sunset Sherbet. This perfectly balanced hybrid (50% indica, 50% sativa) stands out for its sweet and citrusy aromatic profile, its spectacular visual appearance, and its potent yet harmonious effects. A strain that reflects the genetic innovation of the legendary Cookies Seed Bank.

What is Lemon Cherry Sherb like?

The plant has a robust, medium-sized morphology and a structure that favors the development of dense, compact buds. It displays deep purple hues on dark green leaves, covered in a thick layer of trichomes that give it a shiny, frosted appearance. It adapts well to both indoor and outdoor cultivation, offering varied phenotypes that adapt to different environmental conditions.

Parents of this strain

This genetics comes from crossing Lemon Cherry Gelato, known for its intensely sweet citrus aromas, with Sunset Sherbet, a strain famous for its creamy and relaxing profile. The combination results in a vigorous, flavorful, and highly resinous plant.

What makes Lemon Cherry Sherbet different?

What distinguishes this strain is its citrus aromatic profile with hints of cherry and cream, accompanied by a balanced effect that stimulates the mind and relaxes the body. Its visual appearance also makes it stand out, with snowy, colorful buds that delight growers and consumers alike.

Production Capacity

Indoors, Lemon Cherry Sherb can reach yields of 350 to 450 g/m² after 8-9 weeks of flowering. Outdoors, under optimal conditions, it offers up to 600 g per plant and will be ready for harvest between late September and early October.

Organoleptic Properties

Its aroma combines citrus notes of lemon with ripe cherry and a creamy base. The smoke is smooth and flavorful, ideal for those seeking a fresh, fruity, and slightly acidic experience.

Lemon Cherry Sherb Visual Description

The buds are dense, compact, and highly resinous, with purple and dark green hues. The orange pistils stand out against the snowy surface of trichomes, making each flower a true visual jewel.