I've always liked the more floral side of Sherbert, and always was lead to beleive that it was the burmese in it that gave it that(If lineage stories are to be believed). I see Burmese repro'd by several seedmakers, any ideas on where I should look for something a bit closer to the pulse than the original sherbert cut? Maybe I'm way off the mark. Thanks
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Burmese in Sherbert?
- Thread starter Sincera
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The Burmese Kush most likely used was from TH seeds. Here is the description.
T.H. Seeds - Burmese Kush {REG} [10pk]
Lineage: Burmese Kush x OG Kush
Category: Regular Seeds
Seed Count: 10 Seeds
Type: Indica Dominant
Terpenes: Limonene, Myrcene, Caryophyllene
Aroma: Earthy, pine, citrus, spicy
Burmese Kush stands out with its vibrant, frosty buds and a sweet, earthy aroma that's highly distinctive. This regular hybrid strain from T.H. Seeds offers a unique and refreshing scent profile. The strain's lineage combines Burmese Kush, known for its sweet, earthy fragrance, with OG Kush, recognized for its vibrant profile. Together, they create a hybrid that's aromatic and visually stunning.
T.H. Seeds - Burmese Kush {REG} [10pk]
Lineage: Burmese Kush x OG Kush
Category: Regular Seeds
Seed Count: 10 Seeds
Type: Indica Dominant
Terpenes: Limonene, Myrcene, Caryophyllene
Aroma: Earthy, pine, citrus, spicy
Burmese Kush stands out with its vibrant, frosty buds and a sweet, earthy aroma that's highly distinctive. This regular hybrid strain from T.H. Seeds offers a unique and refreshing scent profile. The strain's lineage combines Burmese Kush, known for its sweet, earthy fragrance, with OG Kush, recognized for its vibrant profile. Together, they create a hybrid that's aromatic and visually stunning.
Came here to say the same thing.
Pretty sure they werent running any landraces at all.
