25 ฿
25 ฿

Indica-dominant Hybrid — around 60–70% Indica / 30–40% Sativa
🧬 Genetics: Studio 54 × RS11 (Rainbow Sherbet #11) — bred by Wizard Trees.
Different sources list slightly different ratios, but the overall profile consistently leans Indica.
The high can start with a creative, focused and mildly euphoric cerebral effect, then gradually shift toward calmness and physical relaxation. Higher doses may become heavier and more sedating.
Route 65 tends to deliver a balanced head-and-body experience. The initial cerebral effect can feel focused and uplifting, while the Indica side gradually brings a calmer, more relaxed body sensation.
At moderate doses, it can remain relatively functional and social. With higher doses, the experience can become stonier, heavier and sleepier.
The standout combination is sweet citrus + berry/fruit + gassy fuel, with some phenotypes showing creamy orange and tropical fruit notes.
Caryophyllene and limonene are repeatedly reported among the dominant terpenes, although the exact terpene profile can vary by batch.
~25–32% THC for commonly reported flower, although actual potency is batch-dependent. GrowDiaries lists an average around 25%, while Thai retail listings have reported 27–32%.
Afternoon → Evening → Night
🎮 Gaming · 🎵 Music · 🎨 Creative Activities · 💬 Socializing · 🎬 Movies · 🛋️ Relaxing
Route 65 by Wizard Trees is an Indica-dominant Hybrid from Studio 54 × RS11. It combines an initially euphoric, creative and focused cerebral effect with a gradually developing relaxed and calming body high.
Its signature profile is 🍊 sweet citrus + 🍇 berry/fruit + 🍬 candy + ⛽ gas, with creamy and earthy undertones. Overall, it offers a potent but relatively well-rounded head-and-body experience, becoming heavier and sleepier at higher doses.
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