- Type
- Indica/Sativa hybrid
- Heritage
- indica / sativa
- Flowering
- 63 days
- Seeds
- feminized
- Feminized
- yes
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
Larry Bird Kush, also known as Larry Bird or simply Bird, is a unique cannabis strain named after the legendary NBA player and coach of the same name. Keep reading to learn more about this iconic cannabis hybrid, its origins, genetics, traits, and more. History of The Larry Bird Kush Strain Larry Bird Kush is a hybrid cannabis variety believed to be created by the cannabis brand Cookies. In fact, rumor has it that Larry Bird Kush is actually Gelato #33, a unique Gelato cut preserved by breeder Mario Guzman and Cookies that got its name due to sharing its phenotype number with Larry Bird—who famously sported #33 while playing for the Boston Celtics. Mario Guzman, creator of the famous Gelato and Sherbert strains as well as the Sherbinskis cannabis brand, is known to have preserved a variety of Gelato phenotypes, thanks to their unique flavours and aromas. Some of the most famous Gelato phenotypes Guzman preserved include: • Bacio Gelato (Gelato #41) • Gello Gelato (Gelato #43) • Mochi Gelato (Gelato #47) • Acaiberry Gelato (Gelato #49) Note that other rumors suggest that Larry Bird Kush was created by the European seedbank Zamnesia Seeds from a unique cross of Sunset Sherbert and Thin Mint Cookies. Genetic Lineage of Larry Bird Kush Larry Bird Kush, like other Gelato phenotypes, stems from a cross of Sunset Sherbert and Thin Mint GSC. Below we'll briefly shine a light on these strains and their traits. Sunset Sherbert, also known simply as Sherbert, is the flagship strain of Mario Guzman and his Sherbinskis brand, and Larry Bird's first parent strain. Creamy and fruity on the nose and inhale, then earthy and minty on the exhale, Sherbert is a real delicacy to smoke. Plus, its high THC levels (27–29%) and well-rounded effects that relax both the mind and body have made this strain a favorite among both recreational and medicinal cannabis users. The strain produces dense, chunky flowers that often boast an eye-catching array of colors, ranging from deep forest greens t