Cherry Rozay

Genetics of Cherry Rozay This variety is the result of crossing Cherry Cookie with Rozay, two renowned American lines from Colorado. Cherry Cookie contributes the sweet, fruity backbone typical of the Girl Scout Cookies family, while Rozay (Sunset Sherbet x Purple Bomb) adds creamy nuances and purple hues. Cherry Rozay is indica-leaning, with high THC levels ranging from 22 to 28%. Indoor and outdoor cultivation Indoors, Cherry Rozay finishes flowering in about 8–9 weeks and can reach yields close to 600 g/m². It forms a sturdy structure with abundant resin and stretches notably during the first weeks of bloom, often doubling in height, so it responds very well to LST, SCROG, and topping. Outdoors, it is harvested in early October with very high yield potential. As a regular seed line, it requires sexing to identify and keep female plants, an extra step compared to feminized seeds. Aromas, flavors, and effects Aromas and flavors are dominated by intense cherry—ranging from candy-like to caramel depending on the phenotype—accompanied by gas, creamy tones, and berry-like fruit notes. On the palate, cherry remains prominent over a sweet, earthy base with a citrus touch and a funky, gasoline-like nuance. Its terpene profile, rich in myrcene, limonene, and caryophyllene, remains stable over time. The effect is relaxing and euphoric, with a long-lasting, heavy body sensation that can lead to couch-lock, making it best suited for nighttime unwinding. Specifications on Cherry Rozay Regular Seeds: Yes Seed bank: Relentless Genetics THC Content: High (15–25%) Flavor: Fruity, Citrus, Sweet, Gas, Earthy Suitable for extractions: Yes Effect: Relaxing Outdoor harvest: Standard (Autumn) Indoor flowering: Fast (≤9 weeks) Indoor yield: High (500–600 g/m²) Outdoor yield: High (400–1000 g/plant) Genetics: Rozay #2, Cherry Cookie