Zoap Strain
Zoap is a remarkable hybrid weed strain created through the artful crossing of Rainbow Sherbet and Pink Guava, a product of the ingenious breeders at Deo Farms in Oakland, CA. This evenly balanced hybrid (50% indica/50% sativa) is a genetic masterpiece that delivers a potent and well-rounded experience.
THC – 25% to 26%
The THC level in Zoap ranges between 25% to 26%, categorizing it as a high-potency strain. This level of THC is responsible for its powerful effects, capable of providing significant relief to medical marijuana patients and a profound experience for recreational users.
AromaS
Apricot
A sweet and tart aroma reminiscent of the fresh, juicy fruit.
Grapefruit
A sharp, citrusy scent that’s both sweet and slightly bitter.
Apple
A crisp, fresh aroma with sweet and slightly sour notes.
Cherry
A sweet and tangy aroma that evokes the essence of ripe cherries.
Earthy
A rich, grounding scent that brings to mind the smell of damp soil or forest floor.
Terpenes Profile
Caryophyllene
A spicy, peppery terpene known for its potential anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving properties.
Limonene
A citrusy terpene that may help elevate mood, relieve stress, and possess antifungal and antibacterial qualities.
Humulene
A hoppy, earthy terpene believed to offer anti-inflammatory benefits and may help suppress appetite.
FEELINGS
Hungry
Giggly
Relaxed
NEGATIVES
Headache
Paranoid
Dizzy
History and Genetic
The Zoap strain, a balanced hybrid, results from crossing Rainbow Sherbet and Pink Guava. Bred by Deo Farms in Oakland, CA, its genetic journey began with OZ Kush seeds from Dying Breed, leading to the creation of Pink Guava by selecting two phenotypes. Deo Farms then crossed Pink Guava with Sunset Sherbert to initiate the “RS” line, with “RS” standing for Rainbow Sherbert.
The specific phenotype RS#16 was selected and bred back with RS by Deo Farms to produce Zoap. Rainbow Sherbet, one parent strain, is derived from Champagne and Blackberry strains, while Pink Guava has origins in Nepali Pink and Guava strains, contributing to Zoap’s complex and desirable genetic makeup.
Growing Information
Indoor Growing Tips
Zoap thrives indoors with a flowering time of 8-9 weeks. It has a high yield potential, producing up to 550g per m2. For the best results, maintain optimal humidity and temperature levels, and consider using techniques like SCROG (Screen of Green) to maximize light exposure to all bud sites.
Outdoor Growing Tips
When grown outdoors, Zoap is ready for harvest in October. It can yield up to 550g per plant, thriving in a mild, Mediterranean-like climate. Provide ample space for root growth and ensure that the plants receive plenty of sunlight throughout the day for optimal development.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Zoap suitable for beginners?
Due to its high THC level (25% to 26%), Zoap might be overwhelming for beginners. New users should start with a small dose and gradually adjust based on their tolerance and the effects experienced.
How does Zoap compare to its parent strains in terms of effects?
Zoap inherits a balanced hybrid profile from its parent strains, Rainbow Sherbet and Pink Guava, offering a mix of cerebral and physical effects. While Rainbow Sherbet might contribute to the euphoric and relaxing effects, Pink Guava adds to the strain’s uplifting and energizing qualities. Zoap’s unique terpene blend further enhances these effects, making it distinct from its lineage.
Can Zoap be used during the day?
Given its balanced effects, Zoap can be suitable for daytime use, especially for individuals with a higher THC tolerance. Its potential to elevate mood and relieve stress without causing excessive sedation makes it a good choice for daytime activities that require a balance of focus and relaxation.
