Sherblato is a delightful strain that the vast majority of people will enjoy and find use for in their lives. With sativa-dominant DNA, you’d expect it to be exceedingly intoxicating, and while it does bring some of that THC magic to the table, it’s not a total cerebral blowout.
In fact, it’s actually a rather well-balanced bud that can elevate your mood, your creativity, and your day in general.
It can be quite intense initially (more on that later), so you have to be quite discerning and measured in your use, especially if you have a low THC tolerance, but once you tame this beastly bud, it can be your best friend.
So, without further ado, let’s put Sherblato under the microscope and figure out if it’s the strain you’ve been searching for!
Sherblato: Bud Breakdown
Let’s kick things off here by establishing the basics…
Sativa = 70%
Indica = 30%
THC = 21–22%
CBD = 0%
On paper, Sherblato is a classic sativa strain, and while it does have many stimulating cerebral effects to begin with, this heady buzz doesn’t last forever, and what comes next may surprise you!
Sherblato Genetics
A strain of rather mysterious origins, no one is particularly sure who’s responsible for cultivating this bud or even where about it’s grown, but what we do know is that it’s a hybrid of Sherbet and Gelato strains.
Sherbet — You can tell why Sherblato isn’t a straight-up sativa when you analyze this fantastic parent strain. An indica-dominant bud, Sherbet soothes your body, ironing out all the kinks accumulating throughout the day, but with a surprisingly high THC content, it also provides plenty of stimulation that can inspire some thought-provoking conversation. Gelato — Bred by Sherbinskis in San Francisco, Gelato is a blend of Sunset Sherbet and Thin Mint Girl Scout Cookies. You have to be pretty accustomed to high THC levels to really enjoy gelato, but if you are, it’s an incredibly effective pain reliever and is frequently used to ease muscle spasms and headaches. Tasting of sweet candy and cream, every hit is a real treat, and the euphoria that follows is nothing short of luxurious.
Sherblato High: What Does This Strain Feel Like?
You don’t often hear weed and socializing mentioned in the same breath unless it’s a get-together with all your favorite stony bros, yet one of the things Sherblato is infamous for is an initial cerebral buzz that gets the old yapper flappin’, even in unfamiliar surroundings.
Thankfully, though, you won’t be talking peoples’ ears off all night as after a short period this chatty euphoria steps aside so a hazy, relaxing feeling can wash over and encourage serene introspection.
Don’t worry if you’re not around people to take advantage of your social edge after a hit of Sherblato, as this stage of the high is incredibly enjoyable to experience alone, especially if you’re a creative type.
It’ll have you firing on all cylinders almost immediately, making it a particularly good strain to pull you out of creative slumps.
That’s not to say it’s not a great option for simply putting a smile on your face and making your favorite shows more enjoyable, as it’s absolutely capable of that, but before you reach that stage, you’ll go through a brief stage of critical thinking.
Many actually prefer Sherblato to typical indica strains as a relaxant, as it doesn’t ever really knock you out and waste your day. Rather, it gets you to a place of deep tranquility whilst maintaining a certain degree of alertness.
Though, it’s worth noting that the initial rise can be quite overpowering, so it’s best to start small and build up your buzz incrementally — It’s easy to overdo it with Sherblato.
Sherblato: Best Time Of Use
The best time to take a hit of Sherblato is unquestionably mid-afternoon, as you can make that THC upper work for you before retiring to your abode to chill out and enjoy your evening.
You may prefer to save it until late afternoon if you’d rather utilize the creative boost on some personal projects rather than chores or work, but leaving it too late can reduce your chances of finding sleep, so tread carefully after hours.
It’s also a pretty nice morning bud that helps you shake off the dreams and cobwebs and engage with the new day. You’ll have to plan for the subsequent lull in energy before blasting off, but, again, this bud doesn’t put you to sleep, so you can still be productive.
Honestly though, if you have a free day, this really is an any-time bud, and although I mentioned that using it later on isn’t a great idea, if you’re something of a night owl anyway, it’s a great way to stay creative when the moon comes up.
Another exception to the late rule with Sherblato is if you suffer from one of the many medical issues that this strain can treat. A temporary buzz is always preferable to lingering pain when trying to find sleep.
Sherblato Aroma & Flavor
Being that Sherblato is a mixture of two of the most delicious strains on the planet, you’d be correct in assuming that it’s a tasty number. Grind a couple of nugs, open your grinder, stick your nose in, take a big sniff, and you’ll be welcomed into a Willy Wonka-esque candy paradise.
It’s a summery scent that will help you celebrate the sun during the warmer seasons and stoke the embers of your soul during the colder seasons, but the aroma pales in comparison to the flavors unlocked when you vape this bud.
Fruity notes (mango and apricots), nutty accents (chestnut), and hints of fuel wash over the tongue in decadent creamy waves, forming a gaseous tropical punch with a sweet, earthy aftertaste.
Almost as intoxicating as the high itself, the flavor of Sherblato is what helps it stand out in the crowd — Chef’s kiss!!!
Sherblato Appearance
Sherblato usually takes the form of incredibly tight, small, popcorn-shaped nugs that fluff out like nobody’s business in the grinder, so you’ll often have more bud than it may seem at first sight.
The nugs are typically deep forest green interspersed with olive-green leaf curls and an abundance of spiraling pistils. Look closely and you may even catch a glimpse of a subtle purple sheen amongst the silvery moss of trichomes.
Sherblato Medicinal Benefits
Sherblato can help with a lot of physical and mental ailments.
Perhaps it’s most lauded for its ability to relieve stress as even though the initial high is cognitively stimulating, the rush of euphoria that comes along for the ride ensures a positive outlook and that you won’t get stuck in cyclical thoughts of worry.
In a similar vein, it’s seen as quite an effective reliever of anxiety, but you should definitely err on the side of caution when using Sherblato to this end as the THC content can also exacerbate anxiety.
It all comes down to your personality type, anxiety type, and how this strain intermingles with your biochemistry. Using Sherblato as an acute pain reliever is a much safer bet, as it will almost always work to this effect.
The euphoria of the rapid onset takes you out of your aching body and places you on a pillow of clouds, and by the time you descend into the closing high, you’re so relaxed physically, pain is but a distant memory.
As is the case with most cannabis, Sherblato can also kick your appetite up a few notches, but the munchies are slightly delayed when compared to a lot of other bud.
So, if you’re planning on getting a little baked for a meal, schedule your hit a few minutes earlier than you normally would. It’s important not to overlook Sherblato as a means of alleviating depression as well.
Almost instantaneously, you’ll feel your prior mindset melt away and a smile creeping across your face.
Sherblato Potential Side Effects
The intensity of Sherblato’s onset can catch you off guard and leave you feeling a little dizzy, which is why I’d recommend having a cozy spot to recline into should this be the case. Dry, itchy eyes are another side effect of note, so keeping some eye drops around isn’t a terrible idea.
It’s a good idea to keep plenty of water to hand after a few hits of Sherblato as well, as the dry mouth can get REAL!!! Keep sipping to allay this common yet irritating side effect.
Final Thoughts
Sherblato isn’t for everyone as it can be quite intense for those with low THC tolerance, but for those who have already climbed that mountain, it’s a wildly enjoyable strain that can help you during active and downtime periods.
Despite the sativa-dominant genes, the relaxing qualities of Sherblato’s parent plants position it as a fantastic hybrid bud with an exquisitely charted high that takes you to a number of places both physically and mentally.
With that in mind, if you’re looking for a consistent high from start to finish, Sherblato isn’t the one for you, as this flower is all about the journey, but if you crave a more dynamic response from your bud, there’s nothing better than this tasty chronic!
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