Pink Guava Hybrid (Slightly Indica-Dominant)

Pink Guava is a slightly indica-dominant hybrid developed from a Gelato phenotype. It sits in the mid-to-upper range for potency, carrying a THC content that runs between 20% and 26%, making it a strain growers and consumers alike tend to treat with some respect rather than as an everyday casual option. The terpene profile leans toward a layered, contrasting set of aromas. Limonene and linalool push citrus and subtle floral-sweet notes forward, while myrcene adds an earthy, grounding base. Caryophyllene and humulene round things out with spice and a faint diesel edge. On the palate, that same complexity carries through — consumers commonly report flavors that move between citrus, sweet, earthy, diesel, and spice in varying degrees depending on the individual phenotype and how the flower was grown and cured. Commonly reported effects from Pink Guava tend to lean toward the creative and social end of the spectrum while still delivering a relaxed, focused quality that keeps things grounded. Users frequently describe an uplifting mental shift paired with physical ease rather than heaviness — a balance that fits its slight indica tilt without leaning hard into sedation. These are commonly reported experiences and will vary from person to person. From a cultivation standpoint, Pink Guava sits in the moderate difficulty category, meaning it rewards growers who know what they are doing without being excessively demanding. Flowering runs 8 to 9 weeks, which is a reasonable window for a hybrid of this type. Yield potential is rated moderate to high, so dialed-in environmental conditions and solid technique will be reflected in the harvest. It is not a strain recommended for complete beginners, but experienced hobbyist growers should find it manageable. Perhaps the most significant aspect of Pink Guava from a broader cultivation perspective is its role as a parent strain. It is one of the genetic contributors to both RS11 and Zoap, two hybrids that have built substantial followings in their own right. That breeding output alone speaks to the quality and stability of the genetics. For growers interested in working with productive, terpene-forward material that has already demonstrated its value on the breeding side, Pink Guava is a strain worth serious consideration.