October 2023 Leafly HighLight: variety Rainbow Belts
Hash-heads, flavor hunters – their love of sweet-sour candy terps and sky-high THC has brought the Rainbow Belts strain into the spotlight this October. This Oregon variety’s exuding fuel, flowers and citrus and its rapid growth to nationwide ubiquity make Rainbow Belts our Leafly Highlight for October.
There’s a reason why elite hashish makers like 710 Labs keep it around and why Ember Valley just chased down hundreds of hybrids of it. Rainbow Belts sweetens any bowl or dab rig with a vibrant neon trip down a syrupy road of lime and stone fruit. Grab your sunglasses, Rainbow Belts mixes the Leafly Strain of the Year 2021 DoSiDos with the most successful strain in the current cannabis space, Zkittlez – Z again.
In the database, as of 2021, Rainbow Belts has 2,662 likes, 65 reviews, and a score of 4.4 out of 5. People note its sweet, tropical tree fruit flavor and its talkative, euphoric, and giggly effects.
“The taste is incredibly fruity like Trix cereal, both when inhaling and exhaling,” said one reviewer.
“This is probably one of the top five tastiest buds I’ve ever smoked,” said another.
The dominant terpenes caryophyllene, linalool, and limonene have been bred for potency and can improve mood and promote sleep, reviewers report. It’s a great treat for relaxing self-care.
“This might be my favorite flavor of all time!”
Leafly Reviewer, Rainbow Belts
Best Rainbow Belts Flowers and Hashish in the USA
Rainbow Belts grows from coast to coast – from $7 flower grams in Oregon to $60 per gram cartridges on the East Coast.
In the Bay Area, PAX, lemonade, Shangoand XZibits napalm Brands have pods, joints, flowers and infused joints.
Los Angeles remains at a high level Ember Valley Live Rosin RB Grams for $39, Real resin Rosin, Dabwoods Live rosin cart and Field live rosin.
98 RB products await you in Seattle, including Fire Bros, Cannabis constellation RB3.0, From the soil pre-rolls, Fugu Farms Rosin and MFused live resin tanks.
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Over in Portland, OR, we would try that Cannassentials Rainbow Belts and the $120 ounce of Legacy Farms.
In Denver, Green Dot sells those crazy 4 gram rosin buckets and their Blue Label RBV2; Plus, 710 laboratories‘Persy Rosin 1 gram, hot day.
In newly legal Baltimore, there are 63 RB items such as flowers, pre-rolls, live resin carts and dabs. And smokers in Boston have 116 RB options to begin with Rich farms‘Live Hash Rosin by RB x Zeclair.
Rainbow Belts seeds
Get Rainbow Belts 3.0, 2.0 as well as Moonbow, Dark Rainbow 2.0 and Zazul directly from the Archive Seed Bank of the cannabis hotbed of Portland, Oregon.
Breeder Fletch’s goal with RB? Bring in the Z-Terps, “with a significantly improved growth pattern and most importantly POTENCY,” explains Archive in all caps.
Mission accomplished. If you love Z, trade for Rainbow Belts.
“A special female MoonBow #75 F1 was chosen from a population of 200 due to her stable sexual orientation, wonderful color, OG-like potency, bud structure and a wonderful Zkittlez-dominant Potpourri Purple Zkittlez OG Kush Skunk funk candied lime and sugar coating selected. Truly a wonderful improvement while retaining all desirable features.”
Rainbow Belts Awards
Leafly named Rainbow Belts the “Best Seeds to Grow in 2020,” and other awards followed. In 2022, LA Family Farms Rainbow Belts live hash rosin won the elite Transbay Challenge IV LA. In 2023, Rainbow Belts took 1st and 2nd place in the 2023 Spannabis Champions Cup. RB recorded victories in the Ego Clash as well as the High Times Cups. And Rainbow Belts often competes with its own parents Z and Moonbow. That’s wild.
Rainbow Belts Terpenes
Rainbow Belts’ three main aroma molecules – terpenes – average in laboratory samples: gassy caryophyllene; floral linalool; and acidic limonene. You can search this terp profile in Leafly Strains for similar effects: look for caryophyllene + linalool + limonene. See how similar Rainbow Belts is to Z’s caryophyllene-linalool-humulene combination? Check out how Dosidos combines terpene with its grandchild, just in different ratios: limonene, caryophyllene and linalool.
(Unfortunately, your RB should not contain terpinolene or myrcene.)
More highlights in October
No rainbows on the horizon? Let these three other hot varieties impress you.
jealousy
Our 2022 Leaf Variety of the Year has been busy growing from coast to coast in 2023, producing a new generation of hybrids. Jealousy offers smokers a thousand times the gelato – with creamy, berry fuel flavor and afternoon and evening effects.
Goji AND
Goji OG offers OG Kush fans something stickier, sweeter, and pre-legalization hybrid. It’s still available in many stores because it’s that good. Goji OG announced more modern OG projects including Zawtz and OZ Kush. Kudos to the breeder Bodhi Seeds.
pancakes
Sweet pancake batter terps come from the best bags of pancakes – a piping hot dessert variety said to be made from a #75 London Pound Cake with #11 Kush Mints. Order it!
And that is the Leafly Highlight for October. See you again in November after Strains of Harvest.
So hey, what is Leafly HighLight?
Cannabis dispensaries can sell more than 200 types of flowers. It’s overwhelming. Leafly HighLight cures decision paralysis with a monthly, comprehensive look at a popular, national cannabis strain you should know. We combine:
- Search data from the Leafly Strain Database,
- Pharmacy menu data,
- visits to the pharmacy,
- and smoking sessions
choose a variety that suits the season and mood.
This is Leafly HighLight.
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