Sherb Crasher strain guide
Sherb Crasher is a hybrid of Sunset Sherbet and Wedding Crasher, bred by Seed Junky Genetics. People know it for a sweet berry and citrus smell with a touch of gas, and for a happy feel that starts in the head and settles into the body.
Where does Sherb Crasher come from?
Sherb Crasher comes from Seed Junky Genetics, the breeder also credited with Sherb Cake. It's a cross of Sunset Sherbet, a creamy, fruity strain from the Cookies family, and Wedding Crasher, itself a cross of Wedding Cake and Purple Punch.
It's usually listed as a balanced hybrid, about half indica and half sativa, though some sellers call it indica-leaning and the odd reviewer calls it a sativa.
What does Sherb Crasher smell and taste like?
Sherb Crasher smells fruity first, with sweet berry and citrus, and a little pungent gas underneath. Some people pick up earth, pine or a cool, almost menthol note. The flavour is sweet and berry-like with a creamy, slightly sour citrus finish.
Published results put limonene on top, followed by caryophyllene and linalool. Limonene brings the citrus, caryophyllene a peppery bite and linalool a soft floral side.
Sherb Crasher effects: what people report
People most often describe Sherb Crasher as happy, giggly and uplifted at first, then relaxed as the body feel builds. Many say it stays fairly even, calming without wiping out their energy, while others find it heavy or sleepy later on. Tingly comes up often too.
These are experiences people report, not promises. How it feels depends on the product, how much you have and your tolerance. Dry mouth and dry eyes are the common complaints, and some people mention feeling anxious or restless.
How strong is Sherb Crasher?
Sherb Crasher is a high-THC strain. Listings put it around 23% to 25% THC, and one reviewer shared a lab result above 27% for their batch. One strain database lists some CBD, but other sources show it low, with small amounts of minor cannabinoids like CBG instead.
If you're new to it, start with a small amount and give it time before having more. Check the THC and CBD numbers for your batch, and see our guide to reading cannabis labels if the terms are new.
Buying Sherb Crasher in Canada
Different producers grow different cuts, so two Sherb Crasher products can differ in THC and smell. Don't mix it up with Slurricrasher or Sherb Cake, which are separate strains.
You might find it as dried flower or pre-rolls. Check the packaging date as well as the THC, since fresher flower keeps more of that berry smell.
Sherb Crasher vs Wedding Crasher
Wedding Crasher is one of Sherb Crasher's parents. Wedding Crasher smells of vanilla and grape with a little diesel, while Sherb Crasher trades the grape for berry and citrus from its Sunset Sherbet side. Both are described as upbeat at first and relaxing later, and they're listed at similar THC levels, with Sherb Crasher often a little higher. If vanilla and grape sound good, try Wedding Crasher. If you'd rather have fruit and citrus, go with Sherb Crasher.
Strains like Sherb Crasher
If you like Sherb Crasher, these are the closest matches:
- Sunset Sherbet: one parent, sweet and creamy with berry and citrus.
- Wedding Crasher: the other parent, with vanilla, grape and a touch of gas.
- Wedding Cake: a grandparent through Wedding Crasher, known for sweet vanilla with a peppery edge.
- Sherb Cake: a sibling cross from the same breeder, Sunset Sherbet with Wedding Cake, sweet berry and vanilla with some gas.
