Zoap

The story of Zoap

Zoap is Deo Farms' 2021 breakout - phenotype #21 from a Rainbow Sherbet x Pink Guava pairing - whose 'soapy-candy' terp profile became a genuine phenomenon in California and then everywhere exotics are sold. The name is the tell: a pink-soap sweetness over tropical fruit that shouldn't work but does. Its rise made Deo Farms a household name in the clone market and spawned a wave of Zoap-inspired crosses.

Terpene breakdown

• Limonene (0.699%): bright citrus lift on top.
• Caryophyllene (0.47%): peppery, fuel-adjacent spice underneath.
• Linalool (0.36%): a soft floral smoothness.

Zoap's dominant terp is Limonene, and it leads the flavour on every inhale.

Growing Zoap

A 8 to 9 week flower with vigorous, branchy structure and colourful resin-drenched buds. It responds well to training and prefers a clean feed schedule. The soap-candy terp signature is phenotype-dependent - the reason the original cut commands clone-market prices.

How to consume Zoap

A balanced social hybrid at 18 to 22 percent THC: euphoric, creative and uplifted with a relaxed body undertone. Functional and chatty - a 'conversation strain' more than a couch strain. Afternoon and early evening.

Zoap vs similar strains

Versus its parents' lines: Guava contributes the tropical fruit and Rainbow Runtz-adjacent Sherbet genetics the candy. Red Velvet is the heavier dessert rival, Jealousy the Cookies-gas competitor, Gelato the creamy foundation of the whole lane, and Apple Fritter the bakery alternative at higher potency.