Origin 1: The earlier Fuji Sherb pairs Fuji OG with Sunset Sherbet. The nose leans skunky and funky before the Sherbet side slides in with sweet fruit and cream. Contemporary reviews describe it as the more sativa-powered version, with batches testing around the low 20s for THC.
Origin 2: The current Fuji replaces Fuji OG with Apple Fritter while keeping Sunset Sherbet on the other side. Sour apple, tropical fruit, citrus, and earth move through a creamy dessert base, with pine cutting across the sweetness. Mohave calls this version balanced, and current batches range from the mid-20s into the low 30s. Same grower. Same shelf name. Different first parent.
Pop open a jar and sour apple hits first, trailed by the creamy vanilla that gives the strain its sherbet name. A bright note of citrus rounds out the aroma, and the flavor keeps that tart-then-smooth quality on the exhale. Reviewers often describe a relaxed, happy headspace, while others who try it note a more creative, uplifted feeling that tends to stay social. If that sounds like your speed, it sits comfortably next to Sherbet relatives like Gelato.
