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| THC | ≈24% |
|---|---|
| Lineage | Mango Sherbert x Sour Apple |
| Genetics | Indica-dominant with ruderalis genetics |
| Effects | Positive mental onset, light creativity, good mood and later body relaxation |
| Flavors | Ripe mango, tropical fruit, strawberry, cream, sherbet and a slightly sour or earthy background |
| Full cycle | 80-100 days from germination |
If mango is the first thing you want to find when you dig into an auto’s aroma, this one gets straight to the point. Mango Sherbet Auto revolves around sweet mango, sherbet, strawberry and cream, with ripe fruit and a fresh tang that keeps the whole profile from falling flat.
Its genetic base is mainly Mango Sherbert x Sour Apple. The Mango Sherbert line comes from Sunset Sherbert x Mango Trees, so this cross brings together the tropical character of mango, creamy dessert-like sweetness and the sour, green-apple counterpoint Sour Apple can add. The result is light or bright green buds, orange or peach-colored pistils and a generous layer of white trichomes.
It’s a feminized, indica-dominant autoflower with ruderalis genetics added to lock in autoflowering. Its full cycle takes 80 to 100 days from germination, a medium-long run for an auto that lets it build more structure and size than many compact strains.
Our breeders treat it as an autoflower that likes room from the very start. Use your final pot from germination, keep light intensity high and skip transplants or aggressive training. If you need to control height, go for gentle training so you don’t slow it down during a cycle that’s already set.
Given its growth potential and the information available, we rate it at an intermediate difficulty level: it doesn’t call for complicated techniques, but it does need attention to space, light and ventilation. Outdoors it can get surprisingly big for an auto, with buds already bulking up in the early weeks of flowering, and first grows tend to turn out well. That makes it a good fit for spots with good light, airflow and room to stretch out. As flowering moves along, it’s also worth keeping the smell under control.
THC sits at roughly 24%, according to our breeders’ tests. Its effect is that of a functional, indica-dominant hybrid: it may open with clarity, good mood, light creativity or a pleasant social feeling, before shifting toward deeper body relaxation.
Grower feedback points the same way: they describe it as a very well-balanced hybrid, with a strong body effect that doesn’t leave you glued to the couch, and point out its smooth, mellow smoke that’s easier to handle during the day. These are individual impressions, not a promise that every plant or experience will be identical.
On flavor, the most common takeaway is simple: unmistakable mango, both in smell and taste, although some phenotypes lean a bit more toward wood and fruit. Based on its genetic profile, that ripe mango can blend with strawberry, cream, sherbet, caramel, light earthiness and a fresh tang: a combination that recalls a chilled tropical dessert while keeping the herbal backbone of the flower.
Mango Sherbet Auto seeds are produced by the Bulk Genetics breeders for growers after a potent, resinous and clearly fruity autoflower. Along with low prices, every order ships 100% discreetly.
We’ve been shipping orders since 2016, and here in the US every order ships with tracking, with free shipping on orders over $99, so you can buy your seeds with more control over the process. Here you get a strain with a defined profile and specific growing data, without padding out the description with figures we don’t have.
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It’s an indica-dominant autoflower with ruderalis genetics added to keep it autoflowering.
Its full cycle takes 80 to 100 days from germination, which is why it’s considered a medium-long cycle auto.
We rate it as intermediate. First grows tend to go well, but its potential size and fairly long cycle mean you should keep a close eye on space, lighting, ventilation and stress from the first weeks.
