Heisenberg Shatter Sherbet Queen

Glassy and see-through, Heisenberg’s Sherbet Queen shatter snaps when cold rather than bending.

A brittle, glass-like extract

Shatter is a translucent extract that, once chilled, breaks apart much like thin glass. It is usually dabbed, though some people crumble it over flower instead. Our guide to what shatter is goes into production, and a head-to-head with wax compares it with a softer extract.

Pink Panties meets Sunset Sherbet

In AllBud‘s telling, Pink Panties and Sunset Sherbet are the parents, and the offspring is an indica dominant hybrid with 85% indica and 15% sativa genetics. AllBud’s strain page gives Sherbet Queen a THC range of 20% to 24%, a figure for the strain in general. For taste, AllBud points to fruit, sweetness and wood, with sour tropical citrus under a candy overtone. On AllBud the strain carries a 4.1 rating from 13 votes and one written review.

Health Canada on shatter and other extracts

Shatter turns up by name, beside hash, kief and wax, in Health Canada‘s warning that extracts carry a lot of THC, and newcomers and occasional users, it says, should skip them all. Under its lower-risk use guidelines, a shatter session, like any cannabis use, rules out driving for at least 6 hours.