Blue Sunset Sherbert
Feminized Seeds
Various Quantities
$12.00
Blue Sunset Sherbert by Barney’s Farm — feminized seeds. Blue Sunset Sherbert Strain from Barney’s Farm USA An Indica leaning hybrid delivering massive yields without becoming unmanageable with a multitude of side-branches are grown, each with the capacity to support the heaviest colas. Super-fast flowering in just 59 to 63 days and producing 650-700 g/m2. Up to 28% THC.
Blue Sunset Sherbert by Barney’s Farm is a feminized strain bred from Sunset Sherbet Strain x Purple Punch Strain. It tests at up to 28% THC with a 35% sativa / 65% indica profile. Blue Sunset Sherbert Strain from Barney’s Farm USA An Indica leaning hybrid delivering massive yields without becoming unmanageable with a multitude of side-branches are grown, each with the capacity to support the heaviest colas. Super-fast flowering in just 59 to 63 days and producing 650-700 g/m2.
Blue Sunset Sherbert grows to 100-120 cm indoors and 150-200 cm outdoors. Flowering takes 59-63 days. Indoor yields reach around 550-650 g/m², and outdoor plants can produce up to 1000 g/plant. Outdoor harvest falls in October (1st–2nd week).
Blue Sunset Sherbert – FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
Blue Sunset Sherbert by Barney’s Farm is 35% Sativa and 65% Indica.
Blue Sunset Sherbert by Barney’s Farm tests at up to 28% THC.
Blue Sunset Sherbert is a cross of Sunset Sherbet Strain x Purple Punch Strain.
Indoors, Blue Sunset Sherbert grows to 100-120 cm. Outdoors, plants can reach 150-200 cm.
Indoors, Blue Sunset Sherbert yields up to 550-650 g/m². Outdoors, plants can produce up to 1000 g/plant.
Blue Sunset Sherbert has a flowering time of 59-63 days. Outdoor plants are typically harvested in October (1st–2nd week).
Store Blue Sunset Sherbert seeds in a cool, dark place in an airtight container, ideally in a refrigerator. Avoid freezing and make sure they are properly labeled and dated.
Germinate at 70-90 degrees F (21-32 degrees C). Below 70F can delay or stop germination; above 90F can cause poor germination and increase the risk of seedlings drying out.
If allowed in your location, we recommend the paper towel method: place seeds between damp paper towels, keep them warm and dark, and check daily to ensure the paper towel stays moist.
Once germinated, transfer to soil or similar grow media, making a small hole 5-10 mm deep. Gently place the sprouted seed root-down in the hole. Use a match or toothpick rather than handling with your fingers.
No. Start in smaller pots and gradually move to larger containers as the root structure develops. Smaller pots dry out more quickly, which encourages roots to spread in search of moisture and nutrients. Incrementally increasing pot size stimulates new root growth and allows for more precise watering and feeding.