RS11
RS11, also known as RS-11 or Rainbow Sherbert #11, is a hybrid cannabis strain bred by Deo Farms from the OZ Kush project Pink Guava and Sunset Sherbert, with selection credited to Wizard Trees. Known for its colorful, resin-rich flowers, RS11 offers a smooth fruit-forward profile with sweet tropical notes, peach, apricot, sour citrus, and a light spicy finish. Consumers often describe it as calm and physically relaxing while still mentally alert, making it a balanced choice for slower-paced sessions that do not feel overly heavy. Its Sherbert-family background makes it especially appealing for shoppers who enjoy layered fruit flavor with a steady, relaxed feel.
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Genetics
Generally classified as a hybrid strain, RS11 is created from two parent lines:
- OZ Kush project Pink Guava
- Sunset Sherbert
effects
Consumers commonly describe RS11 as:
- Calm and relaxed
- Physically settling
- Mentally alert
RS11 is often reported to be potent, so new consumers may prefer to start with a smaller amount. Its calmer character makes it a common choice for later-day or slower-paced use. As always, individual experiences may vary depending on tolerance and batch.
Taste & Aroma
RS11 is widely recognized for a fruit-forward profile, including:
- Sweet tropical fruit
- Peach and apricot notes
- Sour citrus
- Light spice
The aroma is smooth and lingering, with fruity sweetness up front and a sweet, spicy finish. Some batches may also show subtle earthy or gassy depth beneath the brighter fruit notes.
Terpenes
RS11 is commonly associated with the following terpenes:
- Caryophyllene, often described as spicy and peppery
- Limonene, associated with bright citrus aromas
- Humulene, known for earthy, herbal, slightly hoppy notes
Some RS11 profiles also list linalool, which is associated with soft floral aromas. As always, terpene profiles can vary depending on the cultivator and growing conditions, so batches may vary slightly.
RS11 Cannabis FAQs
Why does RS11 appear under different names?
RS11 may also appear as RS-11 or Rainbow Sherbert #11 on dispensary menus, this is mainly because RS11 is a shorthand for the full name Rainbow Sherbert #11.
How was RS11 cultivated by both Deo Farms and Wizard Trees?
Deo Farms is credited with breeding RS11, while Wizard Trees is credited with selecting the RS11 cut. That is why both names are frequently mentioned when explaining who created the RS11 strain.
Is RS11 usually listed as indica or sativa on menus?
RS11 is generally listed as a hybrid strain. Some menus may describe it as relaxing or indica-leaning, but it is not a pure indica, nor is it a pure sativa; hence, it is considered a hybrid strain.
Why can RS11 vary between growers?
RS11 is grown by multiple cultivators, so flower structure, aroma intensity, RS11 strain THC content, and terpene expression may vary from batch to batch. The core strain identity should remain recognizable, but cultivation and curing can shape the final product.
How does RS11 compare to other Sherbert-style hybrids?
RS11 is often recognized for its fruit-forward profile and a calmer, more settled character than some brighter citrus hybrids. Its Guava and Sherbert background gives it a layered profile that many shoppers associate with sweet fruit, sour citrus, and light spice.
Is RS11 a good strain for customers who prefer calmer hybrids?
RS11 may be a good strain for customers who enjoy hybrids with a relaxed, steady character. Since it is often reported to be potent, new consumers may want to start with a smaller amount and adjust based on their tolerance.