RS11 Strain
RS11 is a sour-candy flavor with tropical fruit and citrus woven through it: tangy, juicy and mouthwatering. Made for fans of zesty, fruit-forward profiles.
- Candy & Tropical flavor
- THC
- 27–31%
- Flowering
- 8–10 weeks
- Genetics
- Indica Dominant
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Aroma & Flavor
- Aroma
- Citrus
- Sweet
- Diesel
- Pine
- Sour
- Flavor
- Candy
- Tropical
- Sour
- Citrus
- Sweet
Effects
- Relaxed
- Euphoric
- Uplifting
- Cerebral
About RS11
Candy and sour citrus set the tone for RS11, with tropical fruit filling in the middle and a sweet streak holding it together.
On the nose, sweet citrus meets a sour edge, and pine and a thread of diesel give the fruit some grit. The palate is brighter and more candied: tropical notes, citrus and a puckering sour edge.
The effect is euphoric, uplifting and cerebral, with a relaxed body feel. Flowering takes 8–10 weeks, and the buds come in dense and compact.
RS11 is a photoperiod feminized seed, and RS11 Auto is there for growers who want the same flavor in autoflower form. For another feminized release built around tropical fruit and sweetness, try Zoap.
Genetics
Cultivation
- Indoor yield
- 400–450 g/m²
- Difficulty
- Moderate
Growing notes
RS11 responds well to LST and forms dense, compact buds. Indoors, plan for 8–10 weeks of flowering; outdoors, harvest falls between late September and mid-October.
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FAQ
What does RS11 taste like?
Sour candy is the short answer. Tropical fruit and citrus run through a sweet base, with a sour edge. On the nose, pine and a touch of diesel sit behind the citrus.
How long does RS11 take to flower, and how much THC does it have?
RS11 flowers in 8–10 weeks, and its THC range is 27–31%. Outdoors, harvest lands between the end of September and mid-October, when the dense, compact buds are ready to come down.
What effects is RS11 known for?
Expect euphoric, uplifting and cerebral effects alongside a relaxed body feel.
How should I grow RS11?
LST suits it well, spreading the canopy so more tops get even light. The buds form dense and compact. Outdoors, aim to harvest between late September and mid-October.