Blue Sunset Sherbert (Barney's Farm)

Experience the Colorful Power of Blue Sunset Sherbert

Blue Sunset Sherbert from Barneys Farm is an impressive indica-dominant hybrid resulting from the powerful cross between Sunset Sherbert and Purple Punch. This genetics combines the best of two worlds, resulting in a robust plant known for its spectacular color and enormous resin production.

Aroma & Effect

Prepare yourself for an unforgettable sensory experience. Blue Sunset Sherbert emits a seductive aroma of sweet candy, citrus zest, and ripe berries. Upon consumption, you will experience an intoxicatingly powerful effect that begins with an immediate creative and euphoric sativa high. This then transitions into deep, calming physical relaxation, making this strain the perfect choice to end your day on a cheerful note.

Growing Characteristics & Yield

This plant is a delight for every grower thanks to its compact structure and enormous yield potential. Despite its manageable size, it develops a multitude of side branches that support heavy, massive colas. Indoors, with a lightning-fast flowering time of 59 to 63 days, it produces up to 700 g/m². Outdoors, this lady can grow to a height of two meters, with an impressive harvest of up to 1 kg per plant. During the final days of flowering, she transforms into a kaleidoscope of exotic colors with bright orange hairs and a glistening of frosty trichomes.

Breed Passport

• Seedbank: Barney’s Farm
• Type: Feminised
• Lineage: Sunset Sherbet x Purple Punch
• Genetics: 65% Indica / 35% Sativa
• THC%: 28%
• Yield: 550-700 g/m² (indoor) / 1000 g/plant (outdoor)
• Height: 80-120 cm (indoor) / 150-200 cm (outdoor)
• Flowering time: 59 - 63 days
• Harvest (Harvest month): October (1st-2nd week)
• Effect: Creative, euphoric, calming, deep relaxation
• Flavor: Sweet candy, citrus, berries

Growing tips from the Master Grower

For a successful start, we recommend the paper towel method for germination at a stable temperature between 21°C and 32°C. Once the seeds have germinated, place them root-down in a hole 5-10 mm deep. To encourage a strong root system, it is essential to transplant your seedlings into larger containers in stages rather than placing them directly into their final pot. This promotes healthy growth and accurate nutrient uptake. Avoid direct contact with the roots when transplanting and preferably use a tool such as tweezers or a matchstick. Add the sensational Blue Sunset Sherbert to your collection and enjoy an unparalleled harvest full of color and power.