How to grow RS11
Taste
Seb's take
Sunset Sherbet, Pink Guava and OZK converge in a very Californian gas-and-candy nose — sour diesel giving way to sweet. The high lifts first, uplifting and happy, before the body settles into calm. A patient cultivar with a longer flowering window than most, but 27-31% THC and resin-heavy buds reward the wait — a sipping strain, not a session one.
Where it comes from
Three modern names converge in RS11, Sunset Sherbet, Pink Guava and OZK, the whole thing tracing back to California breeding. It is a thoroughly contemporary lineage, the sort of dessert-and-gas cross the West Coast has spent the last decade perfecting, and it carries the resin-heavy, concentrate-friendly reputation to match. Sherbet brings the sweetness, the others the depth and the funk. A designer strain in the truest sense, bred to a very particular modern palate.
Nose & flavour
Gas and candy, as the Californians would have it. Sour diesel leads, sharp and fuel-forward, before a sweet finish rounds it off, a modern personality that plays the two ends against each other. The buds are heavy with resin, which carries the aroma with force. Loud, distinctive and built for the dab rig as much as the jar.
The high
It opens bright, uplifting and happy, a clear cerebral lift, before easing into a calmer body feel as it settles. At 27 to 31% THC there is serious potency behind that arc, so it warrants a measured hand: a sipping strain, not a session one. Sativa-forward to begin, gently anchored by the finish.
Growing it
A patient cultivar, this. Flowering runs a long 70 to 84 days, at the drawn-out end of the range, and she reaches roughly 150cm, a medium, manageable height for the wait involved. Yields land between 336 and 458 g/m², respectable rather than enormous, but the payoff is in quality: resin-heavy, intensely aromatic buds at 27 to 31% THC, well suited to concentrates. Not the quickest turnaround on the shelf, but a flavourful, potent harvest for those willing to hold their nerve.
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Effects
Common questions about RS11
How long does RS11 take to flower?
Around 11 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers. She takes her time; the result is the argument for it.
Is RS11 an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?
A feminized photoperiod strain — flowering starts when you switch the lights, so the timing is yours to control.
How tall does RS11 grow?
Around 150 cm. Standard tent territory.
How strong is RS11?
The breeder lists THC around 31%. Among the strongest figures in the catalogue.