Unicorn Drip

Doja Pak has become a bit of a legend in the space, let’s be honest. Bred by DEOFarms (Deep East Oakland Farms), RS-11 is pretty much the pinnacle and leading light of the candy-gas craze that has been the tippy-top of the industry for a long while now, and it doesn’t seem to be getting blue shelled out of the lead any time soon. We knew as soon as we got our hands on the OG cut we needed to give it the Mephisto turbo-boost. Our Rainbow Sundae 11 is sweet and tart, a zesty lemonade infused with a heavy hit of exhaust gas and a refreshing, almost minty finish. A first-round draft pick for the candy-gas craze. She has dense, lightly purpled buds and gives you a euphoric, uplifting experience; the kind of rush you only get from acing the Star Cup and leaving the other players in the dirt. Her resin production is off the charts, generating a blanket of shimmering trichomes that’ll act like a well placed banana peel on your trim scissors come trim day. We’ve paired our Rainbow Sundae 11 with a number of standout selections from our catalogue. As true F1 Limited Editions, these strains have been tested by a handful of community members in advance of the release, but haven’t had the extensive mass-testing that a main catalogue strain goes through. Available exclusively in packs of 5 seeds.

Aroma: Transitions from sweet and fruity early to a locked-in grape guava by maturity that blasts the room the moment the jar opens — follows through identically on the smoke.
Effects: A strong, heavy stone that starts creative and stone-happy before deciding you've had enough and tucking you in for the night.

You know the item box you hit that somehow gives you exactly what you needed at exactly the right moment? Unicorn Drip is that box — consistently, across every run we've seen her in. She builds a 32 to 38-inch multi-topped bush with a leaf-to-bud ratio that makes trim day considerably less painful, finishing with a rainbow fade so vivid it earned the name the honest way. Grape guava locks in hard at cure, the jar opens swinging, and the ratings have come in north of 5/5 every time. We're not arguing.