Zoap

Zoap earned its hype the honest way — by smelling like nothing else on the shelf. Our cut crosses Rainbow Sherbet with Pink Guava, leaning the profile even further into the tropical end of the pool.

Why this one matters

Zoap became one of the most talked-about strains in the country over the last few years, and most versions coast on the name. We selected for the guava — the trait that actually separates a great Zoap from a merely loud one. If it didn't funk AND sweeten, it didn't make the cut.

In the jar

Loud candy sweetness up top, mixed berry and grape through the middle, tropical guava and a citrus edge on the finish. It's a busy profile in the best way — every dab surfaces something slightly different depending on temp.

How it runs

Indica with personality. Relaxed and giggly rather than flattening. The jar that disappears fastest at a session, in our experience.

Formats

Sauce and badder. Sauce if you're chasing the full guava spectrum; badder if Zoap is your daily and you value your thumbs.

Where to find it

Globs runs in 81 licensed California shops right now. Check the live map for who's stocking Zoap this week, or browse the full strain archive. If this profile is your lane, Rainbow Belts should be next on your list.