Heisenberg Terp Sauce Sherbet Queen

In terp sauce form, Heisenberg’s Sherbet Queen is a runny concentrate made to keep plenty of terpenes.

A runny extract, often with crystals

Terp sauce is loose and runny rather than firm. Tiny THCA crystals often float in it, and heat converts that THCA into THC. Our overview of the main concentrate types and their potency covers the wider family of extracts, and our comparison of rosin and resin concentrates explains how those two differ.

Pine, spice and tropical fruit in AllBud’s tags

AllBud tags Sherbet Queen’s taste as sweet, tropical, fruity, sour, spicy and piney, and its smell as citrus, herbal, earthy, sour, spicy and fruity. Fruity, sour and spicy are the three notes that appear on both lists.

Uplifting and relaxing, say AllBud users

AllBud users report three effects for the strain: uplifting, relaxing and euphoria. AllBud’s strain page lists THC at 20% to 24% for Sherbet Queen in general.

Pacing a terpene-rich extract

Health Canada rates extracts as high in THC, and this runny Sherbet Queen extract is no exception; people starting out with cannabis, or using it infrequently, are advised to leave them be. Its lower-risk use guidelines set a 6-hour floor on the wait before driving after terp sauce or any other cannabis.