Garlic Sherbert

Hytiva's Review on Garlic Sherbert

If Garlic Sherbert was the name of a dessert, I doubt many people would order it. But since it’s the name of a cannabis strain, it must mean this stinky hybrid packs a punch. With the THC of this strain often testing around 28%, this assumption is precisely correct. Leaning slightly more towards the Indica side, Garlic Sherbert comes from crossing Blue Sherbert with GMO, also known as Garlic Cookies.

The Garlic Sherbert buds consist of long and curled purple and dark-green leaves. It is hard to see them because they are covered in a coating of short, yellow-trichome hairs. These fuzzy, amber-patches and long, orange-pistils account for most of what can be seen.

This strain has a chemical odor, with gassy tones, along with hints of garlic and onion. A sweet berry-musk can be noted, even more so when combusted, along with a funky, garlicky aftertaste.

Garlic Sherbet, a potent Indica, has been described by users as providing an instant boost of calm motivation, with many reporting the ability to stay productive and focused despite its high THC content. Users have noted its effectiveness in creating a peaceful state that allows for concentration and activity, suggesting it as a choice for those seeking relaxation. Following what many call a clear-headed euphoria, users mentioned a smooth transition back to a balanced state. Some have also noted its potential to enhance appetite and improve restfulness, marking Garlic Sherbet as a flexible hybrid suitable for use both in the morning and evening.

Garlic Sherbert has been seen at dispensaries around popping up throughout the U.S. and seeds are available from In House Genetics. Many seem to agree that this potent strain offers soothing therapeutic benefits without the immobilizing couch-lock seen in many Indicas.