Mango Sherbert

If you’ve ever wanted a tropical vacation while stuck in English rain, then the Mango Sherbert cannabis strain is your ticket to paradise – no sandy socks necessary. This lively hybrid has a wonderful mix of flavours that will make your taste buds feel like they’re on a sunny beach; juicy mango with notes of tree fruit sweetness combines for an all-round tropical blast that could even make other tropical fruits jealous!

Thanks to parent strains indulgent Sherbert and enticing Mango Kush, each hit of this Mango Sherbert weed strain feels as if it were giving you its own little holiday. But wait, there's more! You’ll also get plenty of chill time without becoming glued to the sofa, plus inspiration to boot, meaning lazy days pondering life and the universe (or what TV series box set to watch next) just became more interesting. The dominant Myrcene terpene adds an earthy quality that stops short of grounding, allowing your imagination to spread its wings.

With 16% THC and 2% CBD levels, this strain is ideal whether you're a new or experienced smoker looking for balance; effects-wise, expect something along the lines of feeling both calm and alert at once. Medically speaking, Mango Sherbert shines bright for those needing relief from anxiety and depression, as well as any kind of pain. Its mood-enhancing yet calming effects mean bye-bye to black clouds and hello to sunshine in the brain, but without the desire to sit down all day waiting for ideas like a lightning bolt to strike – instead, you’ll feel lively enough to start something new or indeed energetic and organised enough to finally tackle sorting your sock drawer.

With mellow 16% THC and 2% CBD levels, this is a great choice for beginners through to seasoned smokers, with therapeutic benefits making it a particularly appealing option for anyone suffering from anxiety, depression, or physical pain who’d still like to get things done during the day while preserving their evenings for socialising with friends without drooling on themselves or giggling too much.