How to grow Sorbet Stash
Seb's take
Headstash crossed with Sorbet, the award-winning parent lending shortened flowering and a bit more personality to the family line. Indica-dominant and forgiving of enthusiasm, it suits new growers as readily as old hands. Compact at 80-130cm, finishing in eight to nine weeks.
Where it comes from
Headstash crossed with Sorbet by DNA Genetics, who by their own admission have crossed Sorbet against very nearly everything in the cabinet so a grower can dial in a preference while keeping the Sorbet palate up front. Here the partner is the award-winning Headstash - the record's own description - which shortened the flowering, lifted the yield and potency, and lent the line a little personality it had been missing. Seventy per cent indica.
Nose & flavour
Sorbet's flavour is meant to stay in the foreground, which is the whole design of the line - the sweet, dessert-leaning palate the family is known for, with Headstash adding character behind it. The record does not spell out the specifics, so I will leave them at that rather than invent a tasting note. Sorbet up front, a touch more personality underneath.
The high
Nineteen per cent THC, with the Headstash side credited for a lift in potency over the plainer members of the family. Nothing exotic is claimed for the experience - a solid, indica-leaning strength that rewards a measured hand. The award pedigree is on the growing side; the smoke is simply a good, dependable one, and none the worse for it.
Growing it
Compact at 80 to 130cm, finishing in eight to nine weeks - fifty-six to sixty-three days - with yields of 450 to 500 g/m². The record's emphasis is on ease: she does well across environments and setups and is genuinely forgiving of enthusiasm, which makes her a sound choice for a newer grower. Nothing here demands cleverness. Give her a tidy setup and she gives a tidy return.
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Common questions about Sorbet Stash
How long does Sorbet Stash take to flower?
Around 9 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers.
Is Sorbet Stash 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 Sorbet Stash?
The breeder lists THC around 19%. Firmly in the strong band.