Rainbow Rose

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Basic infos

Rainbow Rose is an unknown from Huckleberry Hill Farms and can be cultivated indoors and outdoors (Where the plants will need a flowering time of ±60 days) Huckleberry Hill Farms's Rainbow Rose is only available as feminized seeds.

Huckleberry Hill Farms Description

 Rainbow Rose is a vibrant cross that brings together two powerhouse genetics.  The legendary Whitethorn Rose and the elite RS-11. Whitethorn Rose contributes her signature floral, berry-forward aromas and early finish, while RS‑11 adds dessert-sherbet sweetness, tropical fruit notes, and subtle citrus-pine undertones.  

Growers will see deep purple flowers producing dense, resin-coated flowers with complex flavor and aroma profiles that work beautifully for flower or concentrates. Balanced growth, strong structure, and early finishing make this regular seed variety ideal for growers looking for something terpy.

Lineage: Whitethorn Rose × RS‑11
Flower Time: Early‑mid finish (8–9 weeks indoor, late September outdoor)
Traits: PM‑resistant • High terpene output • Balanced growth 

Disclaimer:
Most Huckleberry Hill seeds carry an early-finishing trait, which offers faster harvests but requires slightly different care than typical genetics. These plants are sensitive to light exposure and may begin flowering earlier than expected. Outdoor growers should wait until at least June 1st to plant, unless supplemental lighting is provided. Indoor growers may need slightly longer light cycles for clones to prevent premature flowering. Container size can also affect flowering schedules, so avoid letting plants become root bound.