Sherb Valley reviews

it was on the lighter side i think, but it still was quite relaxing and euphoric except for when i felt really paranoid and started tweaking about someone being behind me. smoking larger bong rips like i did is not for the faint of heart but in smaller amounts it slaps pretty hard

This strain is unique it can be both uplifting and relaxing and the terpene profile can change from grow, i typically find this variety to be more uplifting and mentally focusing while still keeping my body feeling pain free i would classify this as a 60/40 sativa even though both parent are indica dominant this offspring is quite uplifting

this strain is good in small doses. I smoked half a joint by myself & was very anxious - feeling very hyperactive but in brain is thinking too much kind of way. Smoking just a few hits puts me in a very good, productive mindset, though.

Very Good 🥳

Fruity aroma and flavor Balanced high, very relaxed

Such a nice fresh taste for dry herb vape. Smooth, relaxing high - some seriously top notch growers

The strain is relaxing & creative and I would recommend it for later in the day.

Honestly, I’ve been disappointed by most of the bud that I’ve purchased since returning to the east coast from AZ, and the “esteemed” Sherb Valley by Heirloom Collective was definitely no exception. I could tell as soon as I opened the jar that it had been improperly cured and stored, which seems to be the main problem out here. It tastes and smells like ammonia or grass, it’s browning on the insides / close to the base of the bigger buds (bud rot?), and the rest of it has taken on a slightly brownish, orangish hue as well, like it’s getting old / going bad already. To top it all off, I start to get a headache about halfway through one joint of it, which tends to linger for a while. So, I’m probably not even going to smoke the rest of it. At least if it was poorly cured, but just recently harvested, I could cure it myself & still smoke it, but this stuff is basically past the point of no return. There goes another $50! I’m not sure why it’s gotten such stellar reviews thus far… I don’t think they even seal the jars they sell them in. I can’t remember, truthfully, as I’ve been through so many different jars in the past week trying to find something even remotely comparable to what I’d become accustomed to on the West coast, but I know I’ve only come across maybe one of them that did bother to seal the container. Oi.