RS-11
Also known as: RS11, Rainbow Sherbert #11, Rainbow Sherbet #11, Rainbow Sherb #11
Breeder: DEO Farms (Deep East Oakland)
RS-11 (Rainbow Sherbert #11) is an indica-dominant hybrid that emerged from the California underground market around 2022 and rapidly became one of the most sought-after exotic cultivars in the United States. The original cross was created by DEO Farms (Rob, Oakland, CA), who F2'd his OZ Kush selection to produce Pink Guava, then crossed it with Sunset Sherbet to create the Rainbow Sherbet seed line. Wizard Trees (Scott, Los Angeles) received seeds from that 120-seed open pollination run and selected the #11 phenotype for its exceptional terpene expression and bud density, while Doja Pak helped bring the cut to market. By 2023, RS-11 had 8x'd its presence on US dispensary menus to over 1,000 legal stores, earned 1st runner-up for Leafly Strain of the Year 2023, and spawned an entire lineage of high-profile crosses including Zoap and Magic Marker.
Lineage & Genetics
Cross: Pink Guava x Sunset Sherbet
Pink Guava is an F2 selection from the OZ Kush project — a cross of Eddy OG (OG Kush phenotype) and Zkittlez — selected by DEO Farms for its distinctly tropical guava aroma (the #41 phenotype). Pink Guava contributes high-pitched floral-fruit terpenes, tropical sweetness, and heavy resin production inherited from the Zkittlez gene pool. Sunset Sherbet (Girl Scout Cookies x Pink Panties) is a well-established cultivar from the Cookie Fam lineage that contributes creamy sweetness, structural density, and anthocyanin-driven purple color potential. The combination of Zkittlez-derived candy terpenes through Pink Guava and the creamy, gassy backbone of Sunset Sherbet produced RS-11's signature candy-gas terpene profile.
Lineage Dispute
The breeder Rob (DEO Farms) stated in interviews that RS-11 is Pink Guava crossed with Sunset Sherbet. However, Doja Pak and several secondary sources list the cross as Pink Guava x OZK. Pink Guava is itself an OZ Kush F2 selection (Eddy OG x Zkittlez), and OZK is the direct Eddy OG x Zkittlez cross, so the confusion likely stems from Pink Guava being an OZK derivative. The breeder's direct interview account — Pink Guava x Sunset Sherbet — is the most thoroughly documented version and is used here.
Terpene Profile
Limonene — The primary driver of RS-11's aroma at 8.27 mg/g per THC Design lab data. Contributes the bright citrus-diesel top note, tropical fruit character, and mood-elevating cerebral edge that distinguishes RS-11 from typical myrcene-dominant indicas.
Caryophyllene — Present at 4.89 mg/g, providing the peppery fuel undercurrent and spicy gas finish inherited from the OG Kush heritage running through both parents. Binds to CB2 receptors and contributes to the strain's anti-inflammatory and stress-relief properties.
Linalool — Measured at 4.07 mg/g, adding floral lavender notes and calming body weight to the experience. Works synergistically with limonene and caryophyllene to create the layered candy-gas-floral complexity RS-11 is known for.
Humulene — Present at 1.39 mg/g, contributing earthy, woody undertones that complement the caryophyllene spice. Works synergistically with caryophyllene in the lower register of the terpene profile.
Myrcene — Notably low at 0.62 mg/g for an indica-dominant strain, which explains why RS-11 does not produce heavy couch-lock sedation despite its indica-leaning genetics. Adds subtle herbal depth.
Aroma: RS-11's nose is immediately recognizable: a sharp diesel funk hits first and fills the room, followed by a wave of tropical fruit candy — guava, citrus, and ripe berry — that reads as sweet without being one-dimensional. The limonene-caryophyllene interplay creates what the collector market calls 'candy gas': fruit announces at the top, gasoline sits underneath. The best phenotypes hold this tropical complexity through an extended cure, with creamy Sherbet undertones emerging over time. The aroma sequence matters — when caryophyllene overwhelms the limonene, the profile flattens into generic OG-adjacent gas rather than the distinctive fruit-forward presentation RS-11 is known for.
Flavor: On inhale, RS-11 delivers ripe berry candy and tropical fruit (mango, guava, citrus zest) with a creamy mid-palate reminiscent of sherbet ice cream. The exhale transitions into a fuel-forward, spicy finish with subtle pine and earthy Kush notes from the OG heritage. The smoke is consistently described as smooth, with the sweet-sour citrus and diesel lingering on the palate. Lab-reported flavor data breaks down as roughly 60% diesel and 40% berry, tracking with the limonene and caryophyllene dominance. Vaporizing at 360-380°F foregrounds the limonene and linalool for a fruit-forward experience, while 390-410°F coaxes out the OG spice and fuel.
Effects & Experience
Onset: The limonene-heavy terpene profile produces a surprisingly bright onset for an indica-dominant strain — a wave of cerebral euphoria and mental clarity arrives within the first few minutes, often accompanied by a sense of uplift and sociability that users do not expect from a 60/40 indica hybrid.
After the initial cerebral lift, linalool and caryophyllene settle in over 20-30 minutes, producing a warm, mellow body relaxation that deepens gradually without full sedation. The experience is described as mentally clear and focused while physically loose and comfortable — functional enough for creative work or social settings at moderate doses. At higher THC batches (28%+), the body relaxation can become quite pronounced. Leafly user data reports 44% of consumers feel relaxed, 31% euphoric, and 25% uplifted.
Duration: 2-3 hours, with the body relaxation component often persisting longer than the cerebral effects
Commonly Reported Uses
Grower's Notes
Growth Structure & Training
RS-11 grows as a medium-to-tall indica-dominant hybrid with a structure that reflects its OG Kush heritage filtered through the Zkittlez and Sherbet lineage. The plant produces moderate internodal spacing with strong lateral branching, lending itself naturally to multi-top canopy structures rather than single-cola dominance (Sigma Seeds Australia). Expect a stretch ratio of approximately 1.5x at the flip to 12/12, which is moderate by hybrid standards — less aggressive than pure sativa-leaning cuts but enough to require planning in height-limited tents. Plants topped at the fourth or fifth node in early veg develop four to eight main colas with good uniformity (Strain Guide). RS-11 responds exceptionally well to low-stress training and SCROG setups; the goal is flattening the canopy before flip to improve light penetration and lateral bud development, since this cultivar distributes bud sites across the canopy rather than concentrating on a single terminal cola (Sigma Seeds Australia). Defoliation through the mid-canopy during the first two weeks of flower improves airflow, which matters significantly given how dense the bud structure becomes in late bloom (Sigma Seeds Australia). FIM and mainlining techniques also work, though topping is the most widely reported training method for this cultivar.
Flowering Time & Harvest Indicators
Flowering time for RS-11 runs 9 to 10 weeks under standard indoor photoperiod conditions, though some phenotypes from seed may push to 11 weeks (Kannabia Grow Report). The best phenotypes signal harvest readiness through terpene intensity and trichome maturity rather than a fixed calendar date: aim for milky-white trichome heads with 10-20% amber transition (Hypno Seeds). Harvesting at week nine on a phenotype that could benefit from running to week ten will produce a noticeably flatter terpene profile, as the tropical complexity — particularly the limonene fraction — continues accumulating during the final week of flower and into the first weeks of cure (Sigma Seeds Australia). Pistil coloration progresses from white to golden-orange, with 60-80% darkened pistils typically coinciding with optimal trichome maturity (Hypno Seeds). For outdoor growers in the Northern Hemisphere, harvest timing falls in mid-to-late October (Blimburn Seeds).
Yield Potential
Indoor yields from RS-11 fall in the 450-500 g/m² range under optimized conditions with adequate lighting and training (Sigma Seeds Australia, Kannabia). Barney's Farm F1 hybrid versions report up to 500-650 g/m² (SeedFinder.eu), though these figures likely reflect the hybrid vigor of their specific cross rather than the original clone-only cut. Outdoor yields of 400-600 g/plant are achievable in good conditions with adequate root space and growing season length (Sigma Seeds Australia). RS-11 is not a bulk producer in the same class as commercial-oriented cultivars, but the terpene expression and bag appeal justify the canopy space for quality-focused operations.
Nutrient Management
RS-11 is a moderate feeder with nutrition demands shaped by its OG heritage genetics (Sigma Seeds Australia). During veg, maintain a standard balanced feed with an EC of 1.0-1.4 in coco or hydro, with pH targets of 5.8-6.0 for coco/hydro and 6.2-6.6 for soil (Hypno Seeds). Nitrogen should be pushed during early veg to support structural development, but the most common grower error with this cultivar is overfeeding nitrogen into the stretch — this produces dark, clawed leaf tips (nitrogen toxicity) and suppresses terpene development, yielding a 'green' chlorophyll smell instead of the fruity diesel profile (Strain Guide, Sigma Seeds Australia). Transition to a high-phosphorus, high-potassium bloom formula by week two or three of flower, reducing nitrogen substantially. Calcium and magnesium supplementation through mid-to-late flower matters as resin production increases and the plant's mineral demand rises accordingly (Sigma Seeds Australia). In coco, CalMag at 1-2 mL/L through flower is standard practice. Bloom-phase EC can range from 1.4-1.8, though RS-11 does not tolerate aggressive feeding schedules as well as some commercial hybrids — watch for tip burn as a signal to back off. A thorough flush of 5-7 days with plain water or a flushing agent before harvest clears accumulated salts and improves the final smoke quality (Hypno Seeds, Kannabia Grow Report). The GrowDiaries grower Strainguy noted EC rising mid-flower in his coco run, requiring a mid-cycle flush with Canna Flush before resuming feeding (GrowDiaries).
Growing Media
RS-11 performs well across multiple growing media. Soil produces excellent terpene expression due to the microbial activity and buffering capacity that benefits the complex terpene production this strain is known for (Blimburn Seeds). Coco-perlite blends (70/30) offer faster growth rates and more precise nutrient control, which can maximize yield potential — the Kannabia grow report used soil with manual irrigation and achieved strong results over a 9-week flower cycle (Kannabia Grow Report). Hydroponic setups (DWC, RDWC) can push yields higher but require more careful pH and EC management to avoid nutrient lockout. Rockwool is viable for commercial operations. For growers prioritizing terpene expression over maximum yield, living soil or amended organic media tend to produce the most complex aromatic profiles.
Temperature & Humidity
For indoor cultivation, maintain daytime temperatures of 70-80°F (21-27°C) during veg and 68-77°F (20-25°C) during flower, with nighttime temperatures 5-10°F lower (Raw Genetics, Hypno Seeds). Humidity targets should follow standard VPD-driven ranges: 60-70% RH during early veg, 55-65% during late veg, 45-55% during early-to-mid flower, and 40-45% during late flower to minimize botrytis risk given the dense bud structure (Hypno Seeds, Blimburn Seeds). VPD targets of 0.8-1.0 kPa during veg and 1.2-1.5 kPa during flower optimize transpiration and resin production. RS-11 performs well outdoors in warm, dry climates — Mediterranean, Southern California, and similar regions with long growing seasons. In humid climates, greenhouse cultivation with supplemental airflow is strongly recommended due to the density of the bud structure (Blimburn Seeds).
Lighting & CO2
For lighting, RS-11 responds well to both LED and HPS, with LED increasingly preferred for its spectrum control and heat management advantages (Blimburn Seeds). During veg under 18/6 or 20/4 light cycles, target 400-600 PPFD at canopy level (Hypno Seeds). Transition to 600-700 PPFD during early-to-mid flower, increasing to 700-800 PPFD during the final weeks for plants running with CO2 supplementation (Hypno Seeds). Daily Light Integral targets of 35-45 mol/m²/day during flower optimize resin and terpene production. CO2 supplementation to 1,000-1,200 ppm during flower allows the plant to utilize higher light intensities without stress and can improve both yield and trichome density. The Kannabia grow report used a Mars Hydro TS3000 LED, starting at moderate intensity and increasing to 70% power during mid-flower, with the grower noting that even at 55% average power during a summer grow, quality remained very high (Kannabia Grow Report).
Color Development
The purple, blue, and lavender color development that RS-11 is known for is an anthocyanin response triggered by cool night temperatures in the final two to three weeks of flower (Sigma Seeds Australia). Dropping night temperatures to 60-64°F (15-18°C) during this window activates anthocyanin expression in phenotypes carrying the genetics from the Sunset Sherbet side. However, this is phenotype-dependent: some RS-11 expressions from seed carry strong anthocyanin genetics and will display vivid purple and blue hues under cool conditions, while others will remain green regardless of temperature management (Sigma Seeds Australia). This is genetic variation, not environmental failure. For clone-only cuts known to express color, a gradual temperature drop in the final three weeks — rather than an aggressive overnight shift — reduces the risk of plant stress while still achieving the desired visual effect.
Bud Structure & Trichomes
RS-11 produces dense, medium-to-large buds with heavy trichome coverage across both bud and sugar leaf surfaces (Strain Guide, Leafly). The buds are compact and chunky with a grape-to-golf-ball shape, adorned with light orange pistils and a thick coating of frosty, sometimes bluish-white crystal trichomes (Strainpedia). Foxtailing is not a common trait of this cultivar under normal conditions. Trichome heads are large and well-formed, with high resin density making the buds notably sticky to the touch — Raw Genetics describes hands becoming 'instantly sticky' when handling the nugs (Raw Genetics). The sugar leaf frost is heavy enough to make this cultivar visually striking in any dispensary display.
Pest & Disease Resistance
RS-11's dense bud structure makes it moderately susceptible to botrytis (bud rot) in humid environments, particularly during the final weeks of flower when bud density peaks (Blimburn Seeds). Maintaining adequate airflow through defoliation and environmental control is critical. The cultivar shows average powdery mildew resistance — standard IPM practices (silicon foliar applications, proper VPD management, adequate plant spacing) are sufficient for most indoor environments. RS-11 is not noted for hermaphrodite instability under reasonable growing conditions; Strain Guide specifically notes it is 'not unstable or prone to hermaphroditing under reasonable stress' (Strain Guide). However, as with all cultivars, severe environmental stress — light leaks, extreme heat, or aggressive physical damage — can trigger intersex traits. No specific pest vulnerabilities beyond standard cannabis cultivation concerns have been documented.
Wash Performance & Extraction
RS-11 is considered a strong candidate for solventless extraction. Trichome head size and stalk structure from the OG-heritage genetics are consistent with reliable ice water extraction performance (Sigma Seeds Australia). Fresh frozen material processed at cold temperature (32-39°F / 0-4°C) with gentle agitation preserves trichome head integrity, and the first wash carries the highest terpene concentration. Hash yields typically range from 2.5% to 4.5% fresh-frozen to rosin, with exceptional phenotypes exceeding 5% — solid numbers for a candy-forward strain, especially given the Zkittlez lineage's reputation for modest wash returns (JointCommerce). The limonene fraction is particularly volatile, so fast processing at cold temperature preserves more of the tropical top note than extended or warm-water runs (Sigma Seeds Australia). For live rosin pressing, low temperatures of 150-167°F (65-75°C) preserve the limonene fraction significantly better than higher temperatures, as heat degrades limonene faster than caryophyllene or myrcene (Sigma Seeds Australia). Dry-cured flower pressing at higher temperatures loses much of the guava and citrus top-note character. The resulting live rosin is distinctively fruit-forward, differentiating it from the cream-and-gas profiles that dominate most hash rosters.
Drying & Curing
Drying and curing RS-11 requires patience and precision to preserve its complex terpene profile. Dry at approximately 60°F (15°C) and 55% relative humidity in complete darkness for 10-14 days, targeting a slow, even moisture loss that preserves the volatile limonene fraction (Hypno Seeds). Avoid temperatures above 70°F during drying, as limonene begins degrading rapidly at elevated temperatures. Once stems snap cleanly, transfer to airtight glass jars for curing. Burp jars daily during the first week to release excess moisture and CO2, then reduce to every 2-3 days. A minimum cure of 3-4 weeks at 60-62% RH is required for RS-11's tropical berry and spicy wood aromas to fully mature (Hypno Seeds, Strain Guide). The tropical complexity — particularly the guava and citrus top notes — continues developing through the cure period, and rushing this process produces a less layered, less distinctive final product. Using humidity packs (Boveda 62%) during the cure helps maintain consistent moisture levels without requiring constant monitoring.
History & Origin
RS-11's story begins with DEO Farms founder Rob (also known as Guero), who grew up on 105th Avenue in Deep East Oakland. After acquiring twelve packs of Dying Breed Seeds' OZ Kush (Eddy OG x Zkittlez) at the Emerald Cup, Rob hunted through the seeds and selected the #41 phenotype for its distinct pink guava juice aroma. He F2'd that OZ Kush selection to create Pink Guava, then crossed it with Sunset Sherbet to produce approximately 120 Rainbow Sherbet seeds. Those seeds were grown simultaneously by DEO Farms and Wizard Trees (Scott, Los Angeles), who had received seeds after a business partner fallout. Both teams evaluated independently and converged on two standout phenotypes: #11 and #54. As Scott (Wizard Trees) recounted to High Times, 'the #11 pheno we marked — three plants that smelled good at the beginning and only got better and better through flower.' Doja Pak was brought in as a brand and distribution partner to help develop and release the #11 cut, making RS-11 available initially as a clone-only selection circulating through the California underground market. The first verified public clone drop occurred in early April 2022 at reportedly $1,000 per cut. By 2023, RS-11 had exploded onto the legal market, 8x-ing its presence on US dispensary menus to over 1,000 stores. The strain earned 1st runner-up for Leafly Strain of the Year 2023 and became the foundation for a wave of modern exotic breeding, including Zoap (DEO Farms' third-generation Rainbow Sherbet cross that took six years to develop).
Awards & Recognition
- ●1st Runner-up, Leafly Strain of the Year 2023
- ●Leafly HighLight, January 2025
- ●3rd Place Indica Flower, Missouri Cannabis Cup 2024
- ●Weed of the Year, Cannabis Industrie Awards 2024 (Netherlands, cultivated by Aardachtig)
- ●Magic Marker (RS-11 x Permanent Marker) — Strongest Strain, Zalympix 2024 (Michigan)
Notable Crosses
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Frequently Asked Questions
7 common questions about RS-11
What is RS-11 and what are its genetics?
RS-11 is a hybrid cannabis strain (60% Indica / 40% Sativa) bred by DEO Farms (Deep East Oakland). It is a cross of Pink Guava x Sunset Sherbet, testing at 20-28% THC. RS-11 (Rainbow Sherbert #11) is an indica-dominant hybrid that emerged from the California underground market around 2022 and rapidly became one of the most sought-after exotic cultivars in the United States. The original cross was created by DEO Farms (Rob, Oakland, CA), who F2'd his OZ Kush selection to produce Pink Guava, then crossed it with Sunset Sherbet to create the Rainbow Sherbet seed line.
What does RS-11 smell and taste like?
RS-11's dominant terpenes are Limonene, Caryophyllene, Linalool. The aroma is described as rs-11's nose is immediately recognizable: a sharp diesel funk hits first and fills the room, followed by a wave of tropical fruit candy — guava, citrus, and ripe berry — that reads as sweet without being one-dimensional. the limonene-caryophyllene interplay creates what the collector market calls 'candy gas': fruit announces at the top, gasoline sits underneath. the best phenotypes hold this tropical complexity through an extended cure, with creamy sherbet undertones emerging over time. the aroma sequence matters — when caryophyllene overwhelms the limonene, the profile flattens into generic og-adjacent gas rather than the distinctive fruit-forward presentation rs-11 is known for.. The flavor profile features on inhale, rs-11 delivers ripe berry candy and tropical fruit (mango, guava, citrus zest) with a creamy mid-palate reminiscent of sherbet ice cream. the exhale transitions into a fuel-forward, spicy finish with subtle pine and earthy kush notes from the og heritage. the smoke is consistently described as smooth, with the sweet-sour citrus and diesel lingering on the palate. lab-reported flavor data breaks down as roughly 60% diesel and 40% berry, tracking with the limonene and caryophyllene dominance. vaporizing at 360-380°f foregrounds the limonene and linalool for a fruit-forward experience, while 390-410°f coaxes out the og spice and fuel..
What are the effects of RS-11?
The limonene-heavy terpene profile produces a surprisingly bright onset for an indica-dominant strain — a wave of cerebral euphoria and mental clarity arrives within the first few minutes, often accompanied by a sense of uplift and sociability that users do not expect from a 60/40 indica hybrid. After the initial cerebral lift, linalool and caryophyllene settle in over 20-30 minutes, producing a warm, mellow body relaxation that deepens gradually without full sedation. The experience is described as mentally clear and focused while physically loose and comfortable — functional enough for creative work or social settings at moderate doses. Duration is typically 2-3 hours, with the body relaxation component often persisting longer than the cerebral effects. Commonly reported uses include Stress relief, Anxiety reduction, Mild to moderate pain management, Mood elevation.
How hard is RS-11 to grow?
RS-11 is rated intermediate difficulty. It flowers in 9-10 weeks, reaches medium to tall; 75-120 cm (2.5-4 ft) indoors depending on veg time; moderate stretch of approximately 1.5x at flip in height, and yields 450-550 g/m² indoors. Best suited for indoor preferred for terpene optimization; performs well outdoors in warm, mediterranean climates with harvest in mid-to-late october in the northern hemisphere environments.
What are the parent strains of RS-11?
RS-11 is a cross of Pink Guava and Sunset Sherbet. Pink Guava is an F2 selection from the OZ Kush project — a cross of Eddy OG (OG Kush phenotype) and Zkittlez — selected by DEO Farms for its distinctly tropical guava aroma (the #41 phenotype). Pink Guava contributes high-pitched floral-fruit terpenes, tropical sweetness, and heavy resin production inherited from the Zkittlez gene pool.
What strains were bred from RS-11?
RS-11 has been used as a parent in several notable crosses, including Zoap, Magic Marker, 11:11, Rainbow Bitez, Dark Ether. Its genetics contribute to a wide range of modern cultivars.
Has RS-11 won any cannabis awards?
Yes. RS-11 has received recognition including 1st Runner-up, Leafly Strain of the Year 2023; Leafly HighLight, January 2025; 3rd Place Indica Flower, Missouri Cannabis Cup 2024.
Sources & References (22)
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- Leafly — 1st runner-up Leafly Strain of the Year 2023 — https://www.leafly.com/news/strains-products/runners-up-leafly-strain-of-the-year-2023
- Leafly — RS-11 January 2025 HighLight with breeding history and market data — https://www.leafly.com/news/strains-products/rs11-strain-january-2025-highlight
- High Times — 'Off to See the Wizard of Trees' feature with Wizard Trees interview — https://hightimes.com/culture/off-to-see-the-wizard-of-trees/
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- Hypno Seeds — RS-11 grow diary with nutrient, lighting, and harvest timing details — https://hypnoseeds.com/the-blog/how-to-grow-rs11-seeds-2025-grow-diary/
- Blimburn Seeds — RS-11 grow guide covering indoor/outdoor cultivation — https://blimburnseeds.com/blog/marijuana-crop-guide/how-to-grow-rs11-strain/
- Raw Genetics — RS-11 strain review and grow guide from breeders working with the cut — https://rawgenetics.com/rs11-strain-review-grow-guide/
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- Weedmaps — RS-11 product listing with genetics and introduction timeline — https://weedmaps.com/brands/localgrove/products/localgrove-local-grove-rainbow-sherbert-11-joint-1g
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- JointCommerce — RS-11 comprehensive strain guide with extraction yield data — https://app.jointcommerce.com/blog/category/cannabis-101/rs-11-strain-a-comprehensive-strain-guide/
- The Highest Critic — RS-11 strain review by Wizard Trees Farm — https://thehighestcritic.com/reviews/strain-review-rs-11-by-wizard-trees-farm/
- Cannabis Cup Winners — Cannabis Industrie Awards 2024 results (RS-11 Weed of the Year) — https://cannabiscupwinners.com/blog/2024/12/14/cannabis-industrie-awards-2024/
- Planet Nugg — RS-11 product listing with lab COA data (31.48% THC, terpene percentages) — https://planetnugg.com/product/rs-11-28g/
- Strainpedia — RS-11 strain profile with cultivation parameters — https://www.strainpedia.com/rs11/
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