Pink Rozay

Pink Rozay flower is offered in five weights, from 1 g up to 28 g. Leafly says the strain was inspired by the bright, floral flavours of a glass of rosé wine.

Pink and purple under a coat of frost

AllBud describes dense, spade-shaped buds in olive green with deep pink and purple undertones. Vivid orange hairs run through them, and frosty white trichomes with a purple tint coat the surface.

Strawberry up front, rose petals on the exhale

Pull a sticky nug apart and, by AllBud’s account, it gives off sweet strawberry and nutty herbs. The flavour follows the smell, with sweet strawberry first and spicy floral and nutty herbal accents behind it. One AllBud reviewer tasted strawberry and noticed rose petals on the exhale. AllBud’s own flavour tags are berry, fruity, strawberry and sweet, and its aroma tags add herbal, nutty and spicy.

Leafly’s flavour tags are rose, flowery and lavender. Reviewers there mention a rose-perfume and strawberry aroma, raspberry or hibiscus tea notes, and a taste like rosé wine. Leafly names caryophyllene as the dominant terpene in Pink Rozay, followed by myrcene and limonene.

A quick, tingly start that settles into the body

AllBud’s write-up describes potent, long-lasting effects that reach the head fast as an uplifted, tingly, happy feeling before a relaxing body feel takes over. Its users tag the strain with body high, euphoria, relaxing, tingly and uplifting.

Leafly’s strain page lists THC around 21% and rates the potency higher than average, while AllBud puts THC at 16% to 18%.

From a single gram to 28 g

The weights on offer are 1 g, 3.5 g, 7 g, 14 g and 28 g. For the larger sizes, our guide to storing weed and keeping it fresh explains how to keep flower in good shape between uses.