How to grow Indica Mix Pack Seeds From Herbies
Taste
Seb's take
Three strains under one packet: Sticky Sherbert GG pairs Gorilla's resin with Sherbet's fruit, Purple Lemonade Poison Auto adds Ruderalis speed to its colourful parent, and Jealousy Kush leans on OG Kush's earthy depth. A tasting menu rather than a single dish, and each course pulls its weight. Seedkeepers' selection, for the indecisive.
Where it comes from
Not one strain but three, gathered by Seedkeepers under a single packet. Sticky Sherbert GG pairs Gorilla Sherbet's resin and potency with the sweeter side of Sherbet; Purple Lemonade Poison Auto adds the speed and hardiness of Keepers Ruderalis to a colourful, citrus parent; and Jealousy Kush leans on OG Kush's earthy depth beneath Jealousy's sweet fruit. Three heavyweight lineages, chosen for the grower who would rather compare notes than commit to one.
Nose & flavour
A range rather than a single nose — sweet, resinous fruit from the Sherbet side, bright citrus from the Purple Lemonade, and earthy Kush depth from the Jealousy cross. The record keeps to lineage rather than listing terpenes, so expect variety across the three and let each declare itself. A tasting menu, in effect, rather than a set dish.
The high
The record names no single effect, which is only fair — three different plants will not agree on one. The indica-dominant billing and the potency point toward a relaxed, weighty character across the set, but each cross brings its own balance. Take them one at a time and let the differences show. Variety is rather the whole proposition.
Growing it
A feminized mix leaning seventy per cent indica, finishing across eight to ten weeks with yields up to 600 g/m². Potency is serious throughout at 23 to 30% THC, so treat the stronger cuts with respect. No shared height figure is given — unsurprising for three distinct plants — so read the individual crosses as you grow them. For the indecisive, or the curious, it is a garden's worth of comparison in one packet.
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Common questions about Indica Mix Pack Seeds From Herbies
How long does Indica Mix Pack Seeds From Herbies take to flower?
Around 9 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.
Is Indica Mix Pack Seeds From Herbies an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?
A feminized photoperiod strain — flowering starts when you switch the lights, so the timing is yours to control.
How strong is Indica Mix Pack Seeds From Herbies?
The breeder lists THC around 30%. Among the strongest figures in the catalogue.