Orange Sherbet Feminized

Orange Sherbet feminized seeds produce a predominantly indica hybrid with a citrus-forward, earthy terpene profile, a THC range of 18–24%, and a genuine competition pedigree — 2nd place, Indica category, at the 2020 Spannabis Cannabis Champions Cup. Orange Cream, Purple Urkle, and Cherry Pie are the parent strains behind this seeds' distinctive character — dense, resin-frosted buds with vivid orange and purple colouration that stand apart on the shelf. Genetics & Lineage Orange Sherbet is a three-way cross of Orange Cream, Purple Urkle, and Cherry Pie. Orange Cream contributes the strain's citrus-forward terpene identity, Purple Urkle — descended from Mendocino Purps — brings deep body relaxation and the purple-tinted bud structure that intensifies in cooler finishing temperatures, and Cherry Pie rounds out the cross with earthy sweetness and dense bud architecture. The resulting phenotype leans indica-dominant in both effect and structure, distinct from the sativa-dominant autoflowering version of Orange Sherbet also in the PPS catalogue. Aroma, Flavour & Effects The terpene profile is led by Limonene, with Caryophyllene, Myrcene, and Pinene contributing depth. Limonene delivers the strain's signature citrus brightness, Caryophyllene adds a peppery, grounding earthiness, and Myrcene rounds out the profile with a sweet, musky base — together producing a smoke that leans pine and sweet earth rather than straight candy-orange, with tropical undertones on some phenotypes. On the palate, expect an earthy, citrus-forward smoke with a sweet finish. Effects vary meaningfully by phenotype: some plants produce an uplifting, clear-headed high well-suited to daytime use, while others lean into a heavier, faster-onset body effect better suited to evening. Growing Profile Orange Sherbet feminized plants flower in 8 to 9 weeks from the 12/12 switch. The structure is bushier and can run taller than average — up to 130cm indoors — with branches that often need staking or a trellis once buds fill out in late flower. Indoor growers can expect yields of 450–700g/m² with attentive feeding and training. Outdoor plants can reach up to 800g per plant in favourable, full-season conditions. Difficulty is rated moderate — this strain rewards a grower with some photoperiod experience rather than a complete beginner. Who This Strain Is For Orange Sherbet suits growers who want a citrus-forward, visually striking indica-dominant harvest backed by real competition credentials, and who don't mind a bit of extra structural support in exchange for dense, frosty colas.