If you were looking to buy marijuana seeds and couldn’t decide, Banana Sherbet will make the choice easy. It’s the queen of tropical blends, with a 70% Indica dominance and 30% Sativa. In just 8 to 9 weeks, it rewards you with an abundant harvest: between 450 and 550 grams per square meter indoors, or up to 850 grams per plant outdoors. This beauty thrives best in warm climates, reaching its full potential with THC levels ranging from 20% to 26%. The flavor profile is like a party of banana and cream with a citrus twist, offering a mix that is both sedative and stimulating. Perfect for those moments when you want to relax, enjoy a good meal, or simply have an animated conversation with friends.

Flower Appearance. Banana Sherbet is a visual gem. Its buds, dense and well-formed, shine with a golden glow thanks to the abundant layer of resinous trichomes. The vibrant green of the buds is adorned with orange and purple hues, creating a stunning display of colors. The texture is sticky to the touch, and when lit, a powerful and sweet aroma fills the air, blending ripe banana, rich cream, and a citrus hint that leaves you wanting more.

Plant morphology. This plant develops big, reaching between 120 and 150 cm indoors and up to 200 cm outdoors. If you were looking to buy XXL marijuana seeds for your garden, don't hesitate any longer, this is the ideal one. Its structure is robust, with strong branches that hold heavy buds without problems. The dark green leaves contrast with the vibrant colours of the buds. Adaptable to warm climates, Banana Sherbet thrives in full sun, where it can reach its full potential.

Growing Tips

• Ideal climate. Banana Sherbet resists heat very well. Keep daytime temperatures between 22-28°C (72-82°F) for strong, productive growth. Indoors, make sure there is good ventilation to control heat. At night, cooler temperatures can bring out those attractive purple hues in the buds.
• Space and Training. Use training techniques such as SCROG (Screen of Green) to manage vertical growth and maximize bud exposure to light. Topping can also help shape the plant and improve yield. Start training early to avoid height issues during flowering.
• Nutrients and Fertilisation. During the vegetative phase, give the plant a balanced fertiliser with a focus on nitrogen. When flowering starts, switch to one with a high phosphorus and potassium content for dense, resinous buds. Adjust doses according to the plant's response to avoid over-fertilisation.
• Watering and Moisture. Prefer regular but moderate watering. Allow the topsoil to dry out before watering again. Indoors, keep humidity between 50-60% during flowering to prevent mould. Outdoors, a drip irrigation system can maintain adequate moisture without saturating the soil.
• Propping and Handling. Remove lower branches and large leaves to focus on the top buds and prevent fungus problems. Selective leaf removal during flowering can improve bud quality and size. Proper pruning also helps to control plant height and optimise yields in the space available.