Banana Sherbet Feminised

Banana Sherbet Feminised

Banana sherbet is the result of the pollination from a banana with the sunset sherbet. You can expect sweet and fruity flavors combined with a heavy cough lock. The weed gives you a heavy body stoned feeling but a clear mind. The phenom that was selected is a short/medium tall bushy plant. It can withstand stress from nutrients and temperature like no other. The yield is very big, not even in volume but certainly in weight. Buds are so dense and rock hard that you will be surprised by the result. The buds are light green and frosty with trichomes. The level of THC is very high on this strain. We think that this one will be a cup winner and a collectors item that will be copied by other breeders.

This 70% indica-dominant strain is highly potent and very solid in the grow-op. Her name might be sweet, but her THC levels are formidable at 23–26%, which is very high in comparison to most strains on the EU market. CBD levels are small but respectable at 0.8–1.2%. The deliciously sweet nature of Banana Sherbet is evident after a single toke. The strain gushes flavours of tropical fruit that will make you feel as though you’ve been transported to paradise. The effects of this strain are both physical and cerebral, but a heavy couchlock is to be expected. Enjoy the sweet narcosis of a strain that’s practically begging to be used by the ocean. Banana Sherbet is a robust, medium-sized plant that provides hefty indoor yields of 600–750g/m². Buds will be large, dense, and drenched in syrupy resin. Outdoor growers will receive around 750g/plant. This is a high-yielding strain, especially considering how potent the buds are. Furthermore, the indoor flowering period lasts for only 8–9 weeks. Outdoor growers will harvest plants around the beginning of October.

• Genetika: 30% Sativa – 70% Indika
• Donos znotraj: 650g-750g/m2
• Čas cvetenja znotraj: 8-9 Tednov
• THC: 23%-26%
• CBD: 0,8% – 1,2%
• Donos zunaj: 750g na bilko
• Mesec žetve zunaj: Najkasneje do začetka Oktrobra
• Okus: Sladek in saden