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Zoap
Zoap
Hybrid
Zoap is a rare hybrid cannabis strain that’s made by crossing the strain Rainbow Sherbet with Pink Guava. It was originally bred by Deo Farms, a cannabis company based in Oakland, CA. This balanced hybrid offers a blend of relaxation and energy that’s sure to leave you feeling ready to take on any obstacle that comes your way. Take off after your first few tokes into an intense cerebral buzz that turns into a wave of euphoria. Let the good vibes sink in, and the day’s worries, stressors, or negative thoughts melt away.
Crack open a container of Zoap to take in its muted green buds, which are accented by deep purple undertones and long amber-orange pistils. A few inhales of Zoap will leave you feeling better than ever, ready to socialize, laugh with friends, or engage in your favorite hobbies. While you enjoy its versatile effects, don’t forget to soak up Zoap’s delicious flavor, too, which is reminiscent of sour and sweet berries. A botanical, earthy exhale rounds things out, creating a smoke experience that’s just as memorable as the high itself.
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The most common terpene found in Zoap is beta-caryophyllene. However, there are plenty of other terpenes that tend to show up in this strain, including myrcene, limonene, alpha-pinene, and linalool.
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Grow Info
Zoap is a recent and rare cannabis strain, which would typically mean it’s hard for growers to get their hands on. It’s generally true that the best way to source authentic Zoap is to get a clone of the strain directly from a breeder. This obstacle means that there’s not a lot of information out there about how to grow Zoap.
However, the original breeder of the strain, Deo Farms, has shed light on the steps taken to create the original Zoap phenotype. Deo began with multiple types of OZ Kush seeds, two of which were selected to become the breeder’s Pink Guava strain. Then, Pink Guava was crossed with Sunset Sherbert to create the Rainbow Sherbert line. Finally, Rainbow Sherbet was crossed with Pink Guava, creating the strain we know as Zoap.
Based on photos and limited testimonies from growers, we can predict that Zoap grows tall like a sativa but packs plenty of dense buds on its branches, like an indica. We can’t be certain about flowering time, growth traits, and yields, but it’s safe to assume that this balanced hybrid likely falls in line with other similar strains.
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FAQs
Zoap is well-known for its unique taste, which blends sweetness, soapiness, diesel, and floral notes together into a one-of-a-kind concoction. Its flavor profile is often described as sweet and sour, much like fresh cherries or berries, but is distinctly underlined with a spicy and gassy exhale.
The strain Zoap reportedly has THC levels that fall around 25%, meaning it’s definitely one of the more potent options available on the market. Zoap is probably best suited to experienced cannabis users; beginners should use it with caution and start with small doses to avoid causing unwanted side effects.