Zoap is one of those strains that has such an intense, sweet, and fruity aroma that it makes your mouth water even before you take a puff. The cross between Pink Guava #16 and
Rainbow Sherbet combines two deliciously legendary strains, and this is evident with every hit: juicy cherries, zesty citrus notes, and a perfect balance of sweet and sour make this strain a true highlight for flavor enthusiasts. But Zoap offers more than just taste –
with up to 29% THC and yields
of 650 g/m² indoors and
1,000 g per plant outdoors, it delivers first-class potency and an impressive harvest. A strain that not only hits hard but also delivers big time!
Zoap provides a flavor experience that even the most seasoned cannabis connoisseurs will love. With each puff, new facets are revealed, while the first impression is dominated by intense cherry aromas, followed by vibrant citrus notes that add a refreshing touch to the flavor. The finish is accompanied by a perfect balance between sweet and slightly tangy nuances. The result is a flavor experience that will captivate you with every puff.
The extremely high THC content of up to 29%, combined with a perfectly balanced indica-sativa ratio, results in a potent effect that unfolds in several stages. It starts with a clear, mood-lifting, and energizing kick, ideal for tackling creative tasks or enjoying social moments. Gradually, physical relaxation sets in – not too heavy, but deep enough to release any tension and wind down the day relaxed. A perfect balance for consumers seeking both mental stimulation and physical relaxation.
Zoap impresses not only with its excellent aroma and intense effects but also with its robust, reliable genetics. Thanks to its resilient plant structure, this strain produces fantastic results in any setup. Indoors, the plants don’t grow taller than 120 cm and deliver, after a 9-week flowering period, a generous yield of up to 650 grams per m². Outdoors, the plants can reach up to 200 cm in height and stretch their branches loaded with resinous buds toward the sun. Under optimal conditions, you can harvest an incredible 1,000 grams per plant between the first and second weeks of October.