Banana Sherbet Seeds

The Strength of Banana Sherbet

It’s got a sweet, fruity vibe and hits harder than you might expect, with THC levels usually landing between 22% and 26%.

Known for its high potency

The high kicks in smooth but heavy - great for melting away stress and sinking into the couch. It’s the kind of strain you’ll want to save for the evening or those do-nothing days. Even seasoned smokers say it can sneak up on you, so take it slow if you're trying it for the first time.

Feel the High of Banana Sherbet

This terp-heavy variety delivers a smooth, heavy high that creeps in and wraps you up in a warm, relaxed buzz. Most people feel a mellow head rush at first - kind of hazy and euphoric - followed by a deep body calm that makes you want to kick back and let the world slow down. It’s not super energizing or social, but it’s perfect for zoning out, watching something funny, or just letting your thoughts drift.

People love smoking this strian for the flavor and the vibe - it’s sweet, fruity, and creamy, and the high is heavy but not overwhelming if you pace yourself. The munchies are definitely real with this one, so don’t be surprised if snacks suddenly become a priority. It’s a favorite for winding down and shutting off after a long day.

Responsible marijuana use within one's tolerance levels can produce pleasant effects- avoid excessive intake.

The Flavor of Banana Sherbet

This resin-packed strain has this smooth, fruity flavor that really sticks with you. When you smoke it, you get that sweet, creamy banana taste right away, with hints of tropical citrus and a little bit of that classic dessert vibe from the Sherbet side. It’s got this mellow, almost candy-like finish that makes it super easy to keep puffing on.

The flavor comes from a nice mix of limonene, which brings out the citrusy brightness, and myrcene, giving it that ripe, sweet, laid-back feel. There’s also a little caryophyllene in the background, adding just a touch of warmth and spice to balance it all out. Altogether, it’s smooth, flavorful, and one of those strains where the taste really lives up to the name.

Flowering Time 56-70 Days

-- Outdoor Grow (Full Sun / In Ground) --
Height: 5 Ft Plus
Yield: 1 - 1 1/2 Plus lbs. Cured

How to Grow Banana Sherbet Marijuana Indoors and Outdoors

What to Watch for When Growing Banana Sherbet - It has moderate resistance to mold and pests, but those dense, sticky buds can get chunky and trap moisture late in flower. Good airflow is key. Good airflow and keeping humidity in check is key, especially as the buds start to bulk up. If you're growing in a humid area or a tighter space, it's a smart move to use a preventive spray like Holi Moli Eliminator early on. It'll help protect your plants from pests, mold, mildew, and bud rot before any of that has a chance to take hold.

Temperature Swings: It can tolerate minor fluctuations, but big swings - especially sudden cold snaps or heat spikes - can stress it out and slow growth.

Nutrient Sensitivity: It isn’t super needy, but it can be a little sensitive if you go too hard on the nutrients - especially with nitrogen during flower. The flavors really shine when you keep things balanced and clean. Growers love using Holi Moli Juice - it was made specifically for marijuana plants and gives them everything they need from veg to flower, all in one bottle. No guessing and no stacking a bunch of different products.

Odor Control: Oh yeah - you’ll need it. This strain puts out a loud tropical funk with sweet banana and citrus notes. Once it's flowering, the smell will fill a room (and probably the next one too). Carbon filters are highly recommended if discretion is a thing for you.

Stretch Factor: It does stretch. Expect a decent surge in height during the first 2-3 weeks of flower - up to 2x its size.
Pro Tip: Flip to 12/12 when it’s around 22 inches tall (usually about 5–6 weeks old) indoors to stay ahead of the stretch.

Support: It will need strong support structures as branches get heavy with buds - best to add support before you think you need it, as trying to prop up already-bent branches can sometimes cause damage.

Best Climate to Grow Banana Sherbet Outside

This strain really thrives in a warm, sunny, and dry climate - think long days of sunshine, low humidity, and mild nights. Set your plants up in a spot where they’ll soak up direct sunlight for most of the day, and if you can, position them where they’ll catch a nice natural breeze to help keep air moving through the canopy.

Even in warm, dry climates, humidity can creep in - especially overnight or early in the morning.

To help keep mold and bud rot in check, make sure you’re not growing too close to walls or fences that block airflow. Keep your plants pruned and spaced so air can move freely between them. On mornings with heavy dew or after a surprise humidity spike, give the plants a gentle shake to knock off moisture, or set up a small fan nearby to help them dry out.

For added protection, spray preventatively with Holi Moli Eliminator - especially during late flower when those dense buds are most at risk.

Using fabric pots helps the roots breathe and stay cool in the sun. Here’s a good layout:

— 10-gallon bags - 2 to 2.5 feet apart

— 15-gallon bags - 3 feet apart

— 20-gallon bags or larger - 3.5 to 4 feet of space

Bigger bags give your plants more room to stretch out and produce heavier yields, but make sure you also scale up your spacing so the branches have plenty of breathing room. That airflow is a game-changer - especially when those thick colas start stacking up late in flower.

How to Grow Banana Sherbet Marijuana in Subtropical Climates

This flavorfil cultivar can absolutely be grown in hot, arid subtropical climates, but you’ll want to take a few extra steps to help it thrive in the heat and dryness.

Start by choosing a sunny spot where your plants can get plenty of direct light but still benefit from a gentle natural breeze - that airflow is key for keeping things cool and reducing moisture buildup around dense buds. While arid regions tend to have low humidity, sudden spikes can still happen - especially in early morning hours - so it’s important to stay on top of airflow and plant spacing.

Use fabric grow bags instead of plastic pots. They breathe better, prevent root rot, and help keep roots cooler in hot temps. Here’s a quick spacing guide:

— 10-gallon bags - 2 to 2.5 feet apart

— 15-gallon bags - 3 feet apart

— 20-gallon bags - 3.5 to 4 feet apart

To help manage humidity outdoors, don’t crowd your plants or tuck them into corners where air gets trapped. Keep them trimmed to promote airflow through the canopy, and if you get surprise dew or high humidity, give the leaves a shake in the morning or set up a small fan to help them dry out faster.

If you’re growing in an area with harsh, drying winds, try to avoid fully exposed spots. A little natural shelter or a basic windbreak can really help your plants stay hydrated and happy. Spraying Holi Moli Eliminator as a preventative goes a long way in stopping mold, mildew, and bud rot before it ever becomes an issue - especially during the later weeks of flowering.

How to Grow Banana Sherbet Marijuana in Temperate Climates

This Indica-dominant strain can be grown in temperate climates, but you’ll want to take a few precautions - especially with moisture and cooler temps later in the season. Start your seeds indoors in early spring so they’re strong by the time your last frost passes and the weather stays consistently above 50°F. Once they’re outside, make sure they’re in a sunny, open spot with good airflow.

Temperate regions often bring more humidity, morning dew, and rain during late flower - so keeping the canopy airy and spacing dialed in is crucial.

Use fabric grow bags to help with drainage and airflow around the root zone. Here’s how to space them:

— 10-gallon bags - 2 to 2.5 feet apart

— 15-gallon bags - 3 feet apart

— 20-gallon bags - 3.5 to 4 feet apart

To keep humidity under control, avoid placing your plants near fences or walls that block airflow. Stay on top of pruning to open up the plant structure, and shake off moisture in the mornings if you see dew buildup.

A preventative spray of Holi Moli Eliminator can help protect your buds from mold, mildew, and rot - especially as harvest gets closer and the buds start stacking up.

How to Grow Banana Sherbet Cannabis Indoors

This sweet sherbet cross prefers a stable, controlled environment. During lights-on hours, keep your temps around 75-82°F. At night, try to keep it between 65-70°F, but never let it drop below 60°F. Sudden swings between day and night can stress the plant and slow down growth, especially during the flowering stage.

During the veg stage, aim for 55-65% relative humidity. Once you switch to flower, start bringing that down gradually until you’re sitting around 40-50% RH. This helps prevent mold and bud rot from setting in - especially important as the buds start getting thick and sticky.

Proper airflow is non-negotiable. Use oscillating fans to keep air moving around the canopy - this strengthens your plants and reduces the risk of mold or mildew. If you're growing in a sealed tent or room, a dehumidifier will come in clutch during flower. And yes - use a carbon filter. Banana Sherbet is loud in the best way, but that sweet banana-fuel funk will absolutely leak out without a filter.

For indoor grows, stick with fabric pots in the 5-gallon range. They allow for better root oxygenation and help prevent overwatering. Space each plant about 18 to 24 inches apart to keep airflow moving and give each one room to stretch out and breathe. Good spacing also makes defoliation and canopy management way easier. And if you’ve got the room, feel free to go with bigger grow bags - just make sure to give each plant enough space so they’re not crowded or fighting for airflow.

If you’re comfortable with plant training or testing your skills, this plant is a great candidate. It responds well to topping, LST (low-stress training), and even SCROG (screen of green) setups. Start early in veg, give the plant some recovery time, and you’ll be rewarded with a flatter canopy, more bud sites, and better yields.

This strain definitely stretches once you flip to 12/12 - usually doubling in size during the first few weeks of flower. If you're growing in a tent or dealing with limited vertical space, flip when the plants hit around 22 inches tall or 5–6 weeks old. That gives you room to control the height and avoid light burn later on.

Lighting plays a huge role in your overall yield and bud quality. Banana Sherbet thrives under strong, full-spectrum LED lights. Most growers stick with 6500K for veg and switch to 3000K or 3500K for flower, but here at Holi Moli, we actually run 6500K from seed to harvest and get consistently top-shelf results - dense buds, loud terpene profiles, and heavy trichome coverage. Bottom line: better lights = better weed.

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