Tea Time

Tea Time

Tea Time is a balanced hybrid (50/50) born from Zkittlez x RS11 (Rainbow Sherbet 11). At 24-28% THC, this cut layers candy sweetness over a delicate floral, herbal tea character with a clear-headed, uplifting high that stays functional all day. Best for day.

Thai Weed grown in Thailand.

The Story Behind Tea Time

Tea Time is a Wizard Trees creation out of Los Angeles, released in 2023. The cross pairs Zkittlez with RS11, both of which carry Zkittlez genetics, making this a concentrated expression of that candy-fruit lineage. Zkittlez itself came from the collaboration between Terp Hogz and 3rd Gen Family, a Grapefruit and Grape Ape cross that redefined what fruit-forward cannabis could be. On the other side, RS11 (Rainbow Sherbet 11) was bred by DEO Farms from Pink Guava and OZK, then selected by Wizard Trees as one of the standout phenos from over 120 seeds.

By crossing these two, Wizard Trees doubled down on the candy sweetness while adding a distinctive floral, herbal quality that gives Tea Time its name. The strain is meant to evoke that calm, contemplative feeling of sitting down with a cup of tea. Both parents lean toward bright, uplifting effects rather than heavy sedation, and Tea Time carries that forward with a daytime-friendly profile that keeps you clear and productive.

The Nose

Tea Time has a nose that catches you off guard. Instead of the usual loud fruit or gas, there’s a gentle, almost elegant quality to it. Candy sweetness comes through first, but it’s softer than you’d expect from a Zkittlez cross. Then a floral note rises up, like dried jasmine or chamomile, and that’s where the tea connection becomes obvious. The herbal tea quality sits right in the middle of the profile, warm and aromatic. A bright citrus edge from the Limonene keeps everything fresh, while Caryophyllene adds a faint spicy warmth in the background. Myrcene rounds it out with a subtle herbal earthiness. The buds are medium-dense with a pale green colour, wispy orange hairs, and a fine dusting of crystal trichomes that shimmer when they catch the light.

The Smoke

The inhale is delicate, almost refined. That candy sweetness coats the palate gently, followed by the floral and herbal tea notes that make this strain unique. The smoke is light-bodied, easy to draw, and doesn’t catch the throat. On the exhale, a tangy citrus brightness appears and lingers pleasantly. As the joint burns, the herbal quality intensifies, and there’s a warmth to the flavour that genuinely resembles a well-brewed cup of tea. The burn is slow and even, with a clean white ash and a flavour that stays consistent throughout the session.

The High

Tea Time eases in rather than rushing. The first thing you feel is a gentle uplift, a subtle brightening of mood that makes the world feel slightly more pleasant. Shortly after, a happy, contented feeling settles in. What stands out here is the clear-headed quality: there’s no fog, no scattered thoughts, just a calm mental clarity that makes it excellent for focused work or conversation. As the high develops, a light relaxation touches the body, just enough to release tension without pulling you toward the couch. The low sleepiness score means you stay alert throughout. This is the kind of strain you reach for when you want to feel good and still get things done.

Effect group: Chill · Best time: Day

Who Should Try Tea Time?

Tea Time is built for the daytime smoker who values function alongside the high. If depression or low appetite holds you back, the uplifting onset and the body ease work together to bring you back to baseline. People who struggle with insomnia will find this useful for the early evening, resetting the mind before bed without knocking you out hours early. At 24-28% THC, Tea Time carries real potency, but the low anxiety risk and the clear-headed character make it one of the more approachable options at this THC range. Newer smokers can start with a few pulls and feel comfortable. If you’ve been looking for something that feels like a warm cup of tea on a Sunday morning, this is it.

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