If you’re looking for a strain that’s perfect for a satisfied walk-off into the horizon moment, Sunset Sherbert could be the right pick for you. This strain has everything you need to end your day on a high note, from a delightful flavor to soothing effects. This review will take you through everything you need to know about the strain to decide whether it’s a good fit for you.
Sunset Sherbert fast facts
Is Sunset Sherbert an indica, sativa, or hybrid?
Sunset Sherbert is an Indica-dominant hybrid with predominantly Indica genetics. While genetics matter, it’s important to remember that they are not a reliable way to determine how a strain will make you feel. The conventional wisdom that sativa strains are uplifting and energizing and Indica strains are relaxing and mellow is not always the case. Be sure to examine the cannabinoid and terpene content of a strain to get a better sense of how it may affect you.
What is the lineage of Sunset Sherbert?
Sunset Sherbert is a cross between GSC and Pink Panties. GSC is a hybrid strain known for its euphoric effects and body high that prompts deep relaxation. It contributes to a happy mood that melts away stress and may cause a case of munchies, so make sure your pantry is well stocked. Pink Panties is a soothing, sedative strain that’s perfect for lazy Sunday afternoons and long naps, and it offers a mood-boosting effect of its own.
Sunset Sherbert’s cannabinoid content
Sunset Sherbert tends to have a moderate level of potency, often testing below 20% THC. This makes it great for new consumers and those with lower tolerances, as it generally doesn’t produce an overwhelming high.
Although Sunset Sherbert is low in THC content, typically testing between 15% and 18% THC, the high is still relatively potent. It likely won’t feel overwhelming for most folks, but high-tolerance consumers won’t be left waiting for more either. If you do have a high tolerance, you may still want to opt for this strain when you want something a bit more low key, or when you’re prioritizing the body high, relaxation, and happy feelings the strain is known for.
Sunset Sherbert also contains significant levels of Cannabigerol (CBG), often testing around 1% CBG content. That’s a considerable amount for the minor cannabinoid. CBG is frequently associated with uplifting vibes and waves of euphoria when present in high levels.
Learn more about cannabinoids in our guide to how THC works or our CBD buyer’s guide, which breaks down everything you need to know about these two compounds.
What terpenes are in the Sunset Sherbert strain?
Sunset Sherbert’s terpene profile tends to be dominant in caryophyllene, along with high levels of limonene and myrcene. This trio of terpenes is a common blend in cannabis and a favored standby for many consumers. Here’s what you need to know about each of these compounds:
- Caryophyllene: Recognized for its spicy and peppery fragrance, caryophyllene is a unique terpene in cannabis, known for its ability to interact with the body’s endocannabinoid system. This interaction may offer anti-inflammatory and pain-relief benefits. You can find caryophyllene in strains like Girl Scout Cookies and OG Kush.
- Limonene: With its bright, citrusy scent reminiscent of fresh lemons, limonene is a terpene associated with mood enhancement and stress reduction. It’s commonly found in strains like Lemon Skunk and Wedding Cake, which are often praised for their uplifting and energizing effects.
- Myrcene: This terpene delivers a musky, earthy aroma with hints of cloves. It’s one of the most common terpenes in cannabis and is believed to promote relaxation and enhance the sedative effects of other compounds. Strains high in myrcene, such as Blue Dream and Granddaddy Purple, are often sought after for their calming, full-body effects.
Learn more about these compounds in the High Street cannabis terpenes guide.
Appearance and aroma
Sunset Sherbert tends to grow dark green, fluffy, conical buds, which are thoroughly dotted with frosty trichomes and dark orange pistils. Shocks of light green highlights often run across the flower, lending it the resemblance of a sunset over an evergreen forest.
When you open a package of Sunset Sherbert, expect a robust aroma that combines a dank, pungent scent with sweet fruity, and citrus notes. Some cannabis lovers even describe the sweetness as candy-like, a scent and flavor profile that’s sure to put a smile on your face.
What are the effects of Sunset Sherbert?
Sunset Sherbert is well-named as an end-of-the-day strain that promotes deep relaxation, a soothing body high, and the ability to whisk you off to dreamland. If you’re looking for a night of ease unwinding on the couch or trying to quiet your mind before bed, this strain could be a good pick for you.
You can also expect feelings of euphoria from this spirit-lifting strain. Consumers report reduced feelings of stress and anxiety thanks to Sunset Sherbert, making it a go-to strain for people managing low moods.
Like any strain of cannabis, overdoing it can lead to some unwanted side effects, so always consume the minimally effective dose for you. Enjoying too much at once may lead to dry mouth, dry eyes, and feelings of anxiety. Keep a glass of water and some eye drops handy. If you start to feel a bit anxious simply stop consuming and take some time to yourself in a quiet, calm place until the feelings pass. It shouldn’t be long until you’re feeling a bit better.
Sunset Sherbert reviews: What do folks say about the strain?
Still not sure if Sunset Sherbert is for you? Here’s what folks are saying online about their experience with this strain:
“I dig these strains with low THC and terps like this.” – Reddit user BasicFig8
“[This] was definitely a good pickup. I thought I’d go through it fast, but the effects hit a lot harder than I expected. Great smell and taste, also.” – Reddit user Glum_Writer_9677
“A very refreshing chill and relaxed type of [cannabis]!” – Reddit user Safe_Lie_4770
Which Sunset Sherbert products are available at High Street?
- Garden Greens grows fire Sunset Sherbert flower, available in eighths. Learn more about Garden Greens in our craft grower spotlight!
- Dogwalkers Cannabis makes single 1-gram pre-rolls of Sunset Sherbert.
- You can also buy Sunset Sherbert as a two-pack 1-gram pre-roll from Garden Greens.
Strains similar to Sunset Sherbert
Unable to find Sunset Sherbert or looking to mix things up a bit? These alternative strains offer a similar experience with a twist all their own:
- Sherbert: This hybrid strain offers a similar terpene profile and moderate THC content as Sunset Sherbert. It also contains high levels of CBG for that euphoric aspect many consumers enjoy. Expect feelings of relaxation that set your mind and body at ease.
- Blueberry Pie: A more potent hybrid strain, Blueberry Pie offers similar terpenes and effects as Sunset Sherbert, with a higher dose of THC. Generally testing around 24% THC content, Blueberry Pie is ideal for consumers who like Sunset Sherbert but wish it packed a bit more of a punch.
- Cherry Punch: Somewhere between the potency of Blueberry Pie and Sunset Sherbert, this hybrid strain offers a nice middle-of-the-road option. Its terpene profile tends to be caryophyllene-dominant as well and it contains high levels of CBG. Expect a relaxing, happy high. You’ll find Black Cherry Punch, a sister strain to Cherry Punch, available at High Street from Full Tilt.
Find the best Sunset Sherbert products at High Street Dispensary
If you’re looking for the very best cannabis flower that New Jersey has to offer, look no further than High Street Dispensary in Hackettstown, NJ. Stop by to chat with our budtenders and see what we have in stock, or place a pickup order from our online menu and swing through our drive-thru to get what you need and get back to your day. However you like to consume, High Street is here for you!
