A proprietary expression built from layered lineage—Juicy Skunk, Sunset Sherbert, and OGTT (VOP’s in-house four-way OG)—bringing together classic skunk intensity, creamy Sherbert depth, and the structural backbone of elite OG genetics. This cultivar delivers a bold “sweet gas” profile, where sugary fruit and skunk funk meet dense fuel, capturing both legacy influence and in-house evolution in a single, forward-driving strain. Flavor Notes: Sweet gas, ripe fruit, creamy Sherbert, skunk funk, OG fuel Aroma: Sugary skunk, earthy gas, citrus cream, deep OG musk Effects: Eyelid-dropping, heavy body high, relaxing, mood-settling Type: Balanced Hybrid Voice of the Plant is a New York woman–led cannabis brand where culture, community, and genetics come together. Victorine Deych Guzman, born and raised in New York and founder of Dusted, leads the platform with her expertise in terpenes, fragrance, and lifestyle, shaping how people experience cannabis through taste, aroma, and culture. Mario Guzman (aka Mr. Sherbinski) , the founder of Sherbinskis and creator of the Gelato and Sunset Sherbert lineages, chose to bring his genetics to New York, making Voice of the Plant the only place in the world to access his original strains and new breeding projects. Mr. Sherbinski serves as the hands-on Head of Genetics, personally preserving, selecting, and creating the strains that define the library. The genetics collection includes foundational strains like Gelato and Sunset Sherbert, alongside ongoing pheno hunts and new creations—kept true to their roots, protected, and shared with intention. Voice of the Plant is where West Coast genetics meets East Coast heritage, combining California’s cultivation expertise with New York energy, perspective, and culture. More than genetics, it is a cultural brand rooted in art, music, and food, reflecting the creative worlds that have always lived alongside cannabis. It’s about experience, connection, and the story each strain tells. Voice of the Plant is simple at its core: A space to preserve what’s real, celebrate culture, and let the plant speak for itself.
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