RS11

Rainbow Sherbet #11, From DEO Farms

RS11 is short for Rainbow Sherbet #11. It comes from DEO Farms in Oakland, the same breeder behind Zoap, and reached the market through Wizard Trees, who partnered with Doja Pak to distribute it.

That distribution story matters more than it usually would. RS11 built its reputation through a hype-brand release rather than a seed catalogue, which is part of why the genetics were described several different ways before anything settled.

Two Accounts of the Cross

Leafly and Weedmaps give Pink Guava crossed with Sunset Sherbet. Other listings, including Meadow, give Pink Guava crossed with OZ Kush and describe it as roughly 70/30 indica-dominant.

Both agree on Pink Guava. They disagree on the other half, and the two candidates are different plants. We have gone with the Sunset Sherbet account because it appears in the better-established sources, but DEO Farms' own material would settle it and we have not found it.

The Pink Guava Side

Pink Guava is itself a DEO Farms line, made by crossing two forms of OZ Kush: the candy-forward Zkittlez side, also called the Original Z, and the OG Eddy Lepp side. That is where the tropical fruit in RS11 comes from rather than from the Sherbet.

What We Could Not Confirm

No lab certificate, no breeder-published terpene breakdown and no flowering or yield figures we would stand behind. For a strain carrying this much search interest, the documentation is thin, and the figures circulating are retail descriptions rather than measurements.