TL;DR
- Lean: Balanced hybrid with a late indica lean, 25 to 30 percent THC
- Flavor: Pink guava, mango skin, vanilla cream, peppery fuel
- Effect: Bright lifted opening, warm body settle. Talkative early, mellow late.
- Best for: Late afternoons, long meals, small gatherings, music
- Bottom line: The Doja eleventh keeper that put tropical sherbet on the connoisseur shelf
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Strain Overview
RS-11 is the cut that put tropical sherbet on the connoisseur shelf and stayed there. Pink Guava on OZK, pheno-hunted by Deo Farms / Doja Pak, the eleventh keeper, then a high-profile Connected run that put it in front of every dispensary buyer in California. She broke through the cluttered modern dessert shelf by doing what most of the field could not. She actually tasted like tropical sherbet on the palate, not just on the marketing card.
She also grows like a workhorse for a connoisseur strain. Forgiving structure, short flowering window, dense bracts that hold the terpene profile through cure. That combination is why she spread through clone circles fast, and why she did not fall off the menu the way most hype strains do.
Quick Facts For Smokers
| Price | $99 (free 2-day shipping) |
| THC | 25-30% |
| Dominant terpenes | Limonene, caryophyllene, myrcene |
| Lineage | Pink Guava x OZK |
| Breeder | Deo Farms / Doja Pak (Connected run) |
Quick Facts For Growers
| Flowering time | 8-9 weeks indoor |
| Yield | 450 to 500 g/m² indoor |
| Stretch | 1.5x to 2x |
| Difficulty | Beginner to Intermediate |
| Climate | Indoor, light dep, outdoor |
Lineage & History: The Eleventh One Was the One
Parentage is Pink Guava on OZK. Pink Guava is a Wizard Trees / Doja selection, the obvious tropical-fruit plant in the Doja program. OZK is Wizard Trees’ Zkittlez crossed to OG Eddy Lepp, which contributes the dense bract structure, the OG fuel layer, and the heavier physical settle late in the experience.
The strain came out of a Doja-led pheno-hunt in California. The #11 was the keeper for its guava-and-sherbet profile, exceptionally heavy resin coverage, and a flowering window short enough to make commercial sense. Connected ran it next, which put the cut on every dispensary shelf in the state and started the conversation about modern THC ceilings. Premium indoor batches landed in the high 20s and low 30s, and a few exhibition runs claimed higher.
There is a lot of “RS-11” out in the secondary market that is not the cut. Because the strain became famous before the seed line was widely released, dozens of seed-grown phenos circulated under the name. The Doja-line cut is the one you actually want, and that is what we ship.
Flavor & Aroma
Smells like a guava cut open next to an OG bud. The first thing out of the jar is a sparkling tropical-citrus note. Ripe pink guava, mango skin, a clean grapefruit-rind brightness sitting on top. Underneath is the creamy sherbet core, vanilla and fresh cream, soft enough that it sits behind the citrus instead of fighting it. Deeper into the smell the OZK side asserts itself with a peppery, slightly fuel-leaning bottom note and a faint diesel edge.
On the inhale she comes in bright and fruit-forward, that distinctive guava-and-citrus pop that gave the strain its name. Mid-palate the smoke turns creamy, almost like sherbet melting on the tongue. The exhale is where the OG influence shows up. Peppery, lightly oily, faintly fuel-tinged, with the linalool throwing a soft floral note that lingers.
Press her into rosin and the tropical citrus and cream both jump forward. Smoke her out of a clean piece and the back-end pepper-and-fuel gets more room. One of the few fruit strains that does not collapse into candy.
Lab work commonly reports limonene around 0.4 to 0.9 percent, beta-caryophyllene 0.3 to 0.8, myrcene 0.3 to 0.7. Those are meaningful numbers for a flower terpene profile and part of why the cut feels so loud in the jar. Linalool, humulene, ocimene, and pinene fill out the supporting roles. The terp diversity is doing real work on the palate.
Effects & What to Expect
Onset is bright. The first ten minutes hit lifted, slightly buzzy in the head, clear-eyed mood lift with a sense of conversational energy. The Pink Guava side drives the early peak. Uplifted, slightly creative, easy to talk through.
Around 30 to 45 minutes in the OZK side moves in. Comfortable, warming body relaxation that loosens the shoulders and slows the pace without dragging it down. Most users land in a relaxed, mellow, social headspace through the middle, the kind of room that suits a long meal, a film, a small gathering, or a session with music.
Late afternoon into evening is her window, roughly 3 PM to 9 PM. Too lifted for true bedtime, too relaxed for a 9 AM start. Solo, she leans introspective and slightly creative. In a group she runs talkative and easy. Peak is 90 minutes to two hours and tapers gentle. The THC ceiling is high, so two hits and a pause is the right pace. The second wave lands harder than the first.
Growing RS-11
Eight to nine weeks indoor. Most growers chop at day 63 to 65. Outdoor she finishes late September into early October in temperate zones. She is one of the more forgiving high-end hybrids in rotation, which is part of why she spread so fast through the clone circuit.
Structure is medium-stretch and bushy. Expect 1.5x to 2x stretch through the flip with strong lateral branching. Top at the 4th or 5th node and pull her flat under a SCROG and she fills the tray very evenly with solid secondaries. Vertical-grown RS-11 still works but loses 15 to 20 percent yield versus a properly trained canopy. Internodes are tighter than the Pink Guava side alone would suggest, courtesy of the OZK influence.
She is a moderate feeder. Push too much nitrogen in late veg and the early-flower terps mute. Underfeed in mid-flower and the bract development thins. A balanced bloom regimen with steady cal-mag is the default. Resin starts visibly by week 3 and finishes heavy. Yields land commercial-grade, around 450 to 500 g/m2 indoors, more outdoors with a long season. Mold and pest resistance are noticeably good for a dense-bud cut.
Drop the room 10 degrees day-to-night in the last 10 days. The magenta and purple bract flecking is genetically there and cooler temps just pull it forward. Watch potassium late, she fades cleanly if you back K off in the last week. Heavy K through harvest holds the leaves green and dulls the visual finish, and arguably the flavor in the cure. Slow dry, 12 to 14 days at 60/60, then a four-to-six-week burp. The tropical-cream layer sharpens noticeably with patience.
If you are running her in a multi-strain room, RS-11 is the easy one to plug in alongside fussier cuts. She holds her schedule, she holds her terps through cure, and she does not throw a fit if a feed reservoir runs a little hot for a day. Plenty of operators keep her as a steady-Eddie plant in the lineup and pheno-hunt around her.
Buy RS-11 Clones ($99, the Doja cut)
Order RS-11 clones today. Free 2-day shipping to all 50 states.
Verified Doja cut, Pink Guava x OZK, the #11 keeper
Rooted, screened for HLVd, ready to plant the day they arrive
Shop RS-11 clones at GSRH
If You Like RS-11 (Rainbow Sherbet 11), Try
- Papaya Juice: another fruit-forward sister, similar daytime fit with a different terp front.
- Lemon Cherry Gelato Cannatique: stays in the fruit lane, swap the host for a sweeter or louder cousin.
- Grandi Guava: a fruit stablemate in the catalog, similar bag appeal with its own signature.
FAQ
Is RS-11 indica or sativa?
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