Pink Rozay

This is Pink Rozay flower, from a strain that Leafly says was bred by Cookies and describes as a potent indica. AllBud traces it to a cross of Lemonchello 10 and LPC75.

Cookies, Lemonchello 10 and the next generation

AllBud rates Pink Rozay at 80% indica and 20% sativa, which it calls an indica dominant hybrid, and says the name comes from the strain’s colour and flavour. For background on AllBud’s indica and sativa percentages, see our explainer on what indica, sativa and hybrid labels mean.

Pink Rozay has also been used as a parent: Leafly’s genetics panel lists Lychee and Smackerz as strains bred from it.

Heavy in the head, at ease in the body

Relaxed is the feeling Leafly reviewers report most often. Leafly’s own description pairs a heavy head high with a body that feels at ease, and other feelings that show up in its reviews include euphoric, happy, focused, tingly and energetic.

The strain holds a 4.7 rating from 99 votes on Leafly and a 4.4 from 24 votes on AllBud.

Frosty nugs and a caryophyllene lead

Leafly describes the nugs as frosty, in muted shades of green and orange. AllBud picks up sweet strawberry and nutty herbs in the aroma, and Leafly reviewers write about rose perfume, strawberry and a taste close to rosé wine. Caryophyllene tops Leafly’s terpene list, ahead of myrcene and limonene, the citrus terpene.

Strain THC figures and a slow first try

Leafly’s strain page shows THC around 21% and CBG around 1%, and its potency scale marks Pink Rozay as higher in THC than average. AllBud lists THC at 16% to 18%.

For smoking or vaping, Health Canada suggests opening with just 1 or 2 puffs, from a product with 10% THC or less; effects arrive within seconds to minutes and can take up to 30 minutes to peak. Its lower-risk guidelines also say not to drive for at least 6 hours after using cannabis.