Indica Dominant Hybrid – 60% Indica / 40% Sativa
THC: 26% – 28%
Gabriel Sherbet is a rare slightly indica dominant hybrid strain (60% indica/40% sativa) created through a delicious combination of the tasty Champagne X Blackberry strains. Infamous for its addictive flavor, this mouthwatering bud combines sweet berry candy with fresh mint and sugary champagne for a flavor explosion that you won’t soon forget. The smell is just as intoxicating, with a sweet floral berry aroma accented by a light touch of minty earth. The Gabriel Sherbet high is sweet and long lasting in nature, with a euphoric overtone that won’t cause anxiety or agitate you. You’ll feel lifted and happy throughout the high, with a relaxing overtone that settles into your very bones without causing you to feel weighed down. Rather, you’ll be completely pain-free and at ease in this state. Thanks to these effects and its super high THC level, Gabriel Sherbet is said to be the perfect choice for treating conditions such as chronic pain, depression, headaches or migraines, chronic stress or anxiety, and insomnia. Gabriel Sherbet buds have thick arrowhead-shaped neon green nugs with bright orange hairs, rich purple undertones, and a coating of amber tinted crystal trichomes.
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