FLORIST FARMS | King Sherbet | 2.5G 5PK Infused Prerolls

Florist Farms King Sherbet 2.5G 5PK Infused Prerolls: Indica Tin at a Hell's Kitchen Dispensary If you see "King Sherb" on the tin and "King Sherbet" on our menu, you are holding the right thing. Florist Farms shortens the name on its packaging, and both refer to this 2.5G 5PK of live resin infused prerolls. Cannadreams carries it at 862 9th Ave, on the corner of West 56th Street in Hell's Kitchen, and it is listed as an indica on our menu, the same type the package shows. The format, by the numbers There are five joints in the tin, each one half a gram, for two and a half grams total. Each preroll has live resin worked into the flower, so this is an infused product, not a plain flower pack. The tin is metal with a lid that seats firmly, which keeps the joints straight and lets you open it, take one, and close it without disturbing the other four. A note on what "indica" on a menu means New York packages and dispensary menus sort strains into indica, sativa and hybrid. That label is a category for shopping, nothing more. It tells you how the product is classified on the package. It does not tell you how a joint will feel, and anyone at a counter who promises a specific feeling from a label is guessing. Pick by aroma, format and brand, and read the package. Reported genetics of King Sherb The most widely published account traces King Sherb to In House Genetics, as a cross of OGKB and Blue Sherb. Some retail listings for the Florist Farms version describe a different parent pair involving OG Kush and Sunset Sherbet, and Florist Farms has not put out a breeder record that settles it. Either way, the Sherbet side of the family is the one that shows up in the name. The aroma commonly reported for King Sherb is sweet and creamy with berry and a bit of earthy OG funk underneath. Florist Farms, briefly The brand farms in Cortland, New York, in the hills between Syracuse and Ithaca. Its cannabis is sun-grown in open fields, and the company describes its approach as regenerative and organic. Products reach the regulated market through NYHO Labs, a licensed operator in Cortland, and you will find the producer listed on the tin. How to read the tin before you open it The package is where the useful information lives, so spend thirty seconds on it. Check the product name, King Sherb, and the type, Indica. Confirm it says live resin infused and five prerolls. Look for the batch information and the state-required warnings. Find the producer and licensing details. Note the packaged date, and buy the freshest tin we have if you are not planning to smoke it this week. If anything on the label is unclear, bring it to the counter and we will walk through it with you. Smoking it without wasting it Resin in the flower means the cherry runs hotter and stickier than plain flower. Light the tip evenly with the flame a little away from the paper, then take small, slow puffs. Set it down between pulls instead of holding it, and do not ash it by tapping hard, which can knock the ember loose. A half gram is the right size for one sitting, so there is less reason to put a half-finished infused joint out and relight it later, which always tastes harsh. Pickup or walk in You can walk in any time we are open, and walk-ins are always welcome. We sit near Columbus Circle, Central Park South and the edge of the Theater District, with Times Square, Clinton and the rest of Midtown West around us. You can also order online for in-store pickup and skip the browsing, then show your ID when you get here. Licensed product, traceable batch An infused joint hides what went into it, which is exactly why the source matters. Unlicensed shops cannot show you where a product came from. Everything Cannadreams sells comes through New York's regulated market with state-required lab testing and labeling, so the King Sherb tin in your hand ties back to a tested batch. Where to keep it A cool, dark cabinet at room temperature works best. In an old building with steam heat, stay away from the shelf above the radiator. In August, do not leave the tin in a bag on a hot platform or in a parked car. Avoid the fridge, since condensation softens paper. Keep the lid shut and the tin out of reach of children and pets. King Sherbet 5PK quick facts Brand: Florist Farms, Cortland, New York, made through NYHO Labs Strain: King Sherbet (printed as King Sherb on the tin) Menu type: Indica Lineage: Commonly reported as OGKB x Blue Sherb; some listings name other parents Commonly reported aroma: sweet cream, berry, earthy OG Format: five 0.5 gram live resin infused prerolls, 2.5 grams total, metal tin Where: 862 9th Ave at West 56th Street, Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan Cannadreams is a licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary and sells only to adults 21 and older. Consume only where New York law allows, keep the tin away from kids and pets, and never drive after smoking.