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Sherbadough

Feminised

Sherbadough is a balanced hybrid with pastry-like flavours and steady resin production.

Why choose Sherbadough?
  • Sweet citrus meets pastry resin
  • Reliable yields with proper humidity control
  • Balanced high for daytime and evening use
THC 18-22%
CBD <1%
Lineage Sherbet x Dough
Genotype Hybrid
Difficulty Intermediate
Flowering 8-10 weeks
Height 1.2-2.5 metres
Yield 400-550 g/m² indoor; 400-700 g/plant outdoor
Taste sweet citrus, baked dough, earthy spice
Seed Type Feminised
Climate humid greenhouse
Effects uplifting clarity, gentle body relaxation, mood stabilising calm
Environment Both

About Sherbadough

Sherbadough is a hybrid bred for consistent resin, sweet citrus top notes and a doughy mid-palate. It performs well under controlled greenhouse conditions and outdoors when given shelter from persistent rain. The cultivar suits intermediate growers who can manage humidity and apply common training methods to maximise yield and bud quality.

Grow Difficulty:

Grow difficulty is intermediate and rewards hands-on humidity management. Under humid greenhouse conditions you must control airflow and inspect for mould frequently.

Flowering Time:

Flowering takes about eight to ten weeks under stable conditions. Outdoor plants in Sussex commonly finish towards late September to early October.

Yield:

Yield potential is moderate to high when trained and kept dry during ripening. Indoor grows often reach 400–550 g/m² while outdoor plants can hit higher weights with good light.

Height:

Plants show a medium to tall structure with a dominant central cola. Outdoor specimens in Sussex can reach between 1.8 and 2.5 metres if left largely unpruned.

Environment:

Indoors Sherbadough responds well to SCROG and LST to manage stretch and increase bud sites. Outdoors in Sussex it benefits from a sheltered spot or greenhouse to reduce exposure to damp weather.

Climate:

Growing Sherbadough in Sussex requires vigilant humidity control in a greenhouse to prevent bud rot. Maintain strong ventilation, use dehumidification where possible and thin foliage to promote air movement.

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How did your last Sussex crop of Sherbadough finish?
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I harvested late September and got solid bud density after keeping the greenhouse dehumidified.
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What training did you use indoors?
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I scrogged with LST for even canopy and removed lower growth to improve airflow.
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Any tips for controlling humidity during peak flower?
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Run timed extractor fans, use a small dehumidifier and open vents during dry spells to keep RH steady.
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Did you notice more mould on shaded plants?
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Yes, shaded and dense branches developed microclimates that needed leaf thinning to clear them.
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What feeding schedule worked best?
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Moderate veg feed, then shift to bloom boost from week three of flowering with careful EC monitoring.

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