Pink Rozay

Cookies bred Pink Rozay, and the name points at a rosé-style floral sweetness rather than an actual wine. Our record lists a hybrid at 17.8% THC, though outside sources call it an indica at about 21%. The terpene readings are beta myrcene 0.26% and beta caryophyllene 0.12%, both modest.

Flavor tags read fruity, sweet and earthy; outside tasters describe rose, flowers and lavender. Effect tags are happy and calm, and no side effects are recorded. Reviewers elsewhere mention aroused, relaxed and sleepy.

The flowers are frosty, with muted green and orange tones. Our parents field lists Sunset Sherbet, Nepali OG, London Poundcake and Lemonchello 10, which is more complex than a simple two-parent line, so lineage here is best called generally credited to the Cookies camp. Sources recommend small amounts because potency is high, and that fits a gentle evening session, a quiet dinner at home, or time with a partner.

Since the record carries only two terpene readings, treat the profile as incomplete.