Rainbow Swirl

Information on Rainbow Swirl

Rainbow Swirl is a feminized variety from Wizard Trees, the Los Angeles project known for working with some of California's most popular genetics. It's a balanced profile hybrid born from the cross between Cream and RS11, with a THC level around 20-25% and CBD content below 1%. Its aroma combines sweet fruit, creamy notes, and a gassy background, while its effect alternates between mental euphoria and physical relaxation.

• Tropical, cream, and gas
• Potent and physical
• Beautiful colorations at the end of flowering
• Medium production

History of Rainbow Swirl and Wizard Trees

Behind Wizard Trees is Scott, a Los Angeles grower who started with small home grows and ended up managing facilities with a hundred lights. His first steps were inspired by what he saw on Instagram from teams like Jungle Boys, and his philosophy is simple: if a plant isn't beautiful and doesn't have an intense terpene profile, it doesn't get his logo.

A good part of his catalog relies on collaboration with Deep East, the breeder behind DEO Farms. The division of roles is clear: one crosses, the other cultivates and selects, and together they've shaped a collection of hybrids in which Rainbow Swirl occupies its own place.

The relationship with DEO Farms started almost by accident. After a breakup between partners, all the seeds that Deep East had delivered ended up in Scott's hands. They germinated one hundred Rainbow Sherbet seeds and from that search came RS-11 and RS #54, the latter renamed Studio 54.

RS-11 became so well-known that a live resin made from it, in collaboration with Doja Pak and FIELD Extracts, obtained second place in the Hydrocarbon Solid category at the Emerald Cup of 2022.

Genetics and plant structure

Rainbow Swirl unites two very different lines: the resinous potency of Cream and the fruity character of RS11. The result is an indica-sativa hybrid that, depending on the phenotype, more clearly expresses the traits inherited from Grease Monkey, with almost meaty nuances unusual in sweet-profile genetics.

The plant develops a compact or medium-sized structure, with good branch and bud arrangement. The flowers appear heavily covered in trichomes, with resin production reminiscent of Thin Mint, and can display purple and orange tones that justify the variety's name.

Cream

Cream is a proprietary genetic from the Wizard Trees environment that comes from the cross between GM3 and Thin Mint Cookies. GM3 is a phenotype of Grease Monkey, the well-known variety from Exotic Genetix obtained from Gorilla Glue #4 and Cookies & Cream, appreciated for its vanilla and fuel aroma and its abundant resin.

GM3 has special value for Scott: it was the first female he found from seed, long before Wizard Trees became a reference name.

RS11

RS11, short for Rainbow Sherbet #11, is phenotype number 11 selected by Wizard Trees within the Rainbow Sherbet line bred by DEO Farms. Its pedigree stems from the cross of Pink Guava and OZ Kush, and is usually described as a hybrid with some indica dominance.

Its profile combines sweet tropical fruit, a sour point, and a gas background, and its popularity grew thanks to the exposure given to it by Doja Pak. Today it's the foundation of many modern genetics seeking that balance between sweetness and potency.

Growing Rainbow Swirl

Rainbow Swirl is a photoperiodic variety that can be grown both indoors and outdoors. Indoors it completes flowering in about 9 weeks, between 56 and 63 days, a tight timeframe for a genetic of this profile.

Outdoors, harvest occurs in early October, with medium-height plants easy to integrate into gardens and terraces. The bank itself describes it with medium production, where quality and resin density take priority over volume.

It's a robust and adaptable plant, although it performs better in the hands of growers with some experience. Controlling the environment well during the final weeks helps bring out the colors and preserve its aromatic profile.

Flavor and effect

Rainbow Swirl's aroma opens with sweet and fruity notes, with hints of tropical fruit and some citrus touches. Underneath appears a creamy layer with vanilla nuances and a gas background that reveals the Grease Monkey heritage.

On the palate it maintains that sweet, fruity, and creamy character, completed by spicy, earthy, and nutty brushstrokes. Its terpene profile revolves around myrcene, limonene, and caryophyllene, a combination that explains both the sweetness and the final spicy point.

The effect is potent and long-lasting, with a euphoric start that improves mood and gives way to progressive body relaxation. Its balanced character allows enjoying it at different times of the day, although in some phenotypes the relaxation can become heavier toward the end.

Characteristics on Rainbow Swirl