The Sherblato cannabis strain has a long history, including some of the cannabis industry’s biggest names. Its ancestors include Durban Poison, Girl Scout Cookies, and OG Kush, and it was bred from parent strains Sherbert (called Sunset Sherbet) and Gelato.

When germination your Sherblato seeds, you should provide them with the proper circumstances to increase your chances of success. As a result, experts suggest the paper towel technique, which offers all of the essential conditions at a minimal cost and is simple to implement even for the most inexperienced grower. Here’s a brief walkthrough of the germination process using the paper towel method:

Assemble your Sherblato strain seeds, tweezers, bottled water, paper towels, and dinner plate.
Soak your two paper towels in the water. Then, squeeze the extra water out.
Lay your strain seeds on a paper towel approximately an inch apart using tweezers.
Cover your cannabis seeds with a second paper towel and water them as needed.
When you’re finished, lift the paper towels to check for water in the dish. Add more if required or remove the surplus present.
Keep the dinner plate with your Sherblato cannabis seeds in a cool, dark area. You should ensure the area is distant from direct sunshine and strong winds.
Check your Sherblato strain seeds to ensure they stay wet during the 24 to 120-hour germination period.
After the taproots have developed to approximately an inch in length, it’s time to transplant your Sherblato seeds to a preferred growth medium.
Remove your cannabis seeds from the plate with tweezers and put them root-first in their new habitat.