Orange Sherbert Feminized Seeds by Barneys Farm – Sweet Citrus Hybrid with 24% THC · High-Yielding Indica for Relaxing Nights

Orange Sherbert feminized seeds by Barneys Farm unleash a delicious 24% THC hybrid that turns your grow space into a citrus-scented relaxation zone, delivering heavy yields and a deeply calming experience.

Feeling like your current strain lacks flavor or punch? You roll up, light it, and… nothing. No zing. No euphoria. Just a dull session that doesn’t reset your mood.

That flat, uninspired high wastes your time and herb. Without the right genetics, you’re stuck with airy buds, weak effects, and a grow that feels more like a chore than a chill ritual. No vibrant colors, no mouthwatering aroma—just green.

Meet Orange Sherbert: a frosty, citrus-bomb hybrid that floods your senses with sweet orange candy flavor and a euphoric, body-melting calm. With dense, trichome-loaded colas and a flowering time of just 60–70 days, this Barneys Farm classic turns every harvest and smoke session into a celebration of flavor and chill.

What It Feels Like to Grow and Smoke Orange Sherbert

Growing Orange Sherbert feels like watching a slow-motion fireworks show—your plant bursts into vibrant oranges and purples, crowned with glistening trichomes that sparkle under the light. The scent? A deep, sugary orange that fills the room and sticks to your clothes. When you finally fire it up, the flavor hits first: bright citrus, creamy candy, and a hint of berry, all wrapped in a smooth, resin-rich smoke. The high rolls in like a warm wave—your muscles loosen, your thoughts slow, and a blissful grin spreads across your face. It’s not couch-lock; it’s chill-lock. Perfect for movie nights, music deep dives, or just zoning out after a long day.

How to Maximize Your Orange Sherbert Experience

Get the most out of every seed with these pro tips for flavor, yield, and smooth effects.

• Start low and go slow: Begin with a half-dose to feel the indica wave before diving in.
• Pair with citrus terpenes: Enhance the orange punch with limonene-rich strains or CBD drops.
• Harvest for effect: Clear trichomes = lighter buzz; milky = full body high; amber = deep relaxation.
• Use a carbon filter: This strain smells like a candy factory—discreet growing needs prep.
• Train early: Use LST during veg to expose more bud sites and boost yields.
• Support heavy branches: In late flowering, use soft ties to prevent breakage under dense colas.
• Dry slow, cure long: 14–21 days at 18–20 °C (64–68 °F) and 55–60% RH for maximum flavor.

Why Orange Sherbert Fits Perfectly in Your Grow and Lifestyle

• Because it’s easy to grow, you gain confidence fast—no PhD in plant science needed.
• With high yields up to 650 g/m² (1.43 oz/ft²), you enjoy more sessions with less effort.
• Thanks to its 24% THC, you need less per joint—your stash lasts longer.
• Its sweet citrus flavor replaces harsh smoke, making every toke a treat.
• As a fast finisher (60–70 days), you go from seed to smoke in under 10 weeks.
• Its calming effect helps you disconnect, recharge, and sleep deeper.

How Orange Sherbert Works With Your Setup

Orange Sherbert thrives in both soil and coco, playing well with organic additives like GK-Organics Seaweed Powder for root strength. Pair it with bloom boosters like King Bloom by Trabe to maximize resin and density. For stealth grows, its manageable height and fast cycle make it ideal for small tents, especially when combined with a quality carbon filter. It’s also a great companion to other Barneys Farm strains in a mixed harvest—think flavor variety with consistent quality.

Technical specifications

• Breeder / Brand: Barneys Farm
• Type: Feminized
• Dominance: Indica-dominant hybrid (80% Indica / 20% Sativa)
• Genetics / Cross: Orange Cream × Purple Urkle × Cherry Pie
• Flowering time: 60–70 days (indoor)
• Outdoor harvest: October (1st–2nd week, Northern Hemisphere)
• Indoor yield: 550–650 g/m² (1.21–1.43 oz/ft²)
• Outdoor yield: Up to 800 g/plant (1.76 lb/plant)
• Indoor height: 1.00–1.10 m (3.28–3.61 ft)
• Outdoor height: 1.20–1.50 m (3.94–4.92 ft)
• Difficulty: Low
• Structure and vigour: Bushy, strong lateral branching, moderate stretch
• Resistance: Moderate resistance to mold and pests
• Training: Suitable for LST, SCROG, and light defoliation
• Recommended pot: 11–18 L final pot
• Light: 18/6 (veg) → 12/12 (flower)
• Temperature: 22–26 °C (71–79 °F) veg / 20–25 °C (68–77 °F) flower
• Humidity: 50–60% veg / 40–50% flower
• pH: 6.0–6.5 (soil) / 5.8–6.2 (coco)
• Smell in grow: High – carbon filter recommended
• THC: 24%
• Aromatic profile: Limonene, myrcene, caryophyllene
• Flavour: Sweet orange, citrus, acid candy, berry
• Effect: Relaxed, euphoric, calm – ideal for nighttime use

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Orange Sherbert Indica or Sativa?

Orange Sherbert is an 80% Indica, 20% Sativa hybrid, delivering a deeply relaxing body high with a touch of mental euphoria.

How long does it take to grow Orange Sherbert?

Flowering takes 60–70 days indoors. With a 3–4 week veg, you can harvest in under 10 weeks.

What does Orange Sherbert taste like?

It tastes like sweet orange candy with creamy, berry-like undertones—true to its name.

Is Orange Sherbert good for beginners?

Yes, it’s easy to grow, forgiving, and resistant, making it perfect for first-time growers.

Does Orange Sherbert smell strong when growing?

Yes, it has a powerful citrus-sweet aroma. Use a carbon filter for discreet grows.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I grew Orange Sherbert last winter in a 1.2 x 1.2 m tent with 600W LED. What hit me first? The smell—like orange soda left in the sun. I used LST early to create an even canopy, and by week 4 of flower, the buds were already dense and glistening. I added King Bloom and a touch of seaweed extract, and the trichome production went insane. At harvest, one plant gave me 112 grams dry—massive for its size. After curing, the flavor exploded: creamy citrus with a candy finish. The high? Instant calm. No anxiety, no paranoia—just a warm, giggly relaxation. My tip? Don’t over-prune. This plant wants to branch out. Let it. And if you’re growing multiple Barneys strains, keep Orange Sherbert for last—it’s the grand finale.