About this product

Rainbow Guava is a slightly indica dominant hybrid strain (60% indica/40% sativa) created through crossing the tasty Rainbow Belts X Strawberry Guava strains. This fruity combination creates the ultimate in mouthwatering flavor with a soaring, happy high that will gently lift the spirits before you settle in for the evening. The taste of Rainbow Guava is much like what you'd expect with its parentage, blending together a juicy bundle of sweet sugary strawberries and fruity guava with a punch of citrusy pineapple. The aroma is very similar, with a bright tropical pineapple overtone accented by sweet fruity strawberries and spicy flowers. The Rainbow Guava high will hit you quickly, filling your mind with a quick-hitting sense of lifted euphoria. You'll feel sociable and outgoing, jumping in and out of conversations with anyone around you. <br><br> Harvest Date: 12/18/24 <br><br> Genetic Cross: Rainbow Belts x Strawberry Guava <br><br> Top Terpenes: Myrcene (0.58%) | Limonene (0.38%) | Linalool (0.13%) | Caryophyllene (0.14%) <br><br> Total Terpenes: 1.66% <br><br> Top Cannabinoids: ∆9 THC (0.88%) | CBGa (0.81%) | CBG (0.11%) <br><br> Total Cannabinoids: 31.98% <br><br> Oregon’s flower is some of the best out of the legalized states, obviously California is still high on the list but Oregon’s growers pack a punch. Especially if you’re smoking on one of Oregon’s best cannabis growers and by far my favorite cannabis farm, High Noon Cultivation aka High Noon Cult. For those who love geeking about growing practices, High Noon Cult. implements no-till/low-till sustainable cultivation practices. These sustainable cultivation methods allow them to produce resinous dense flowers that create complex delectable aromas that are void of harsh chemicals. Our buds are packed with clean flavors that burn smoothly, and finish as a light fluffy white ash. <br><br> Believe that quality cannabis starts with living soil and high quality inputs [which it does]. High Noon Cult creates high populations of beneficial bacteria, fungi, and predatory insects within their soil. These populations of beneficial organisms work to breakdown and provide nutrients directly to the plant, while preventing potential plant damage by unwanted pests. Feeding the living soil in turn feeds the plant, which allows us to reuse our soil (low-till), limit bottled supplements, and decrease our overall footprint. After harvest our commitment to quality does not stop. We delicately harvest plants and hang whole plants to slow dry. After plants are dried we follow up with hand trimming, and a slow curing process. This hands on and sustainable approach allows High Noon to consistently produce top quality Cannabis. <br><br> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/high_noon_cult/">Check out High Noon Cultivation on Instagram!</a>