11 Coffins is a Planta exclusive built from Coffin Candy and RS-11. The Los Angeles brand runs a short, tight rotation rather than a sprawling catalog, and this candy-gas cultivar is one of its recognizable drops. Dark berry and dry earth sit over a gassy backbone, with a peppery turn on the finish.
Where It Comes From
Planta is a Los Angeles brand co-owned by Freddie "Bigg" Aquitania, a Vallejo-born former Bellator mixed martial artist who moved into cannabis and also partnered on the San Francisco brand SF Canna. He has described Planta as a young company staffed by veteran legacy cultivators, including another partner out of the MMA world, and has pointed at Duke of Erb genetics, Coffin Candy specifically, as a core part of the catalog.
The cross circulated in seed form too. A limited RS-11 x Coffin Candy drop was made by pollinating RS-11 receivers with a Coffin Candy male, which lines up with the direction Planta's own selection took.
The Cross
Planta is the brand that selected and released 11 Coffins, and the parents are Coffin Candy and RS-11. Those two explain most of what the plant does.
Coffin Candy is documented as Runtz crossed with Strawberry Zkilato, itself a Duke of Erb line built from Z, G33, and 18 Coffins. RS-11 comes out of the Deo Farms Rainbow Sherbert work and carries the OZ Kush gas that seed-side copy calls the RS11 and OzK half of 11 Coffins. Sweet candy from one parent, structure and fuel from the other.
In the jar it stays restrained rather than exploding. Subtle sweetness sits over an earthy base, dark berry and wood instead of a candy blast, with a distinct peppery note on the aftertaste and gas holding the whole thing together. Nugs run dense and dark, deep green with purple leaf, plenty of red pistils, and a frosted trichome coat.
Retail copy leans on the phrase candy gas, promising an even split between sweet candy and RS-11 fuel, and the jar plays it lower and drier than that suggests. Cure matters here more than usual. A dry batch mutes the fruit and pushes earth forward; a careful one keeps the sweetness and the funk cleanly separated.
On effect, the pattern people describe is settled and thinking-forward rather than flattening, an evening cut that still leaves room for music, a project, or a conversation. One tested package ran 29.67 percent total THC, a number that belongs to that package and nothing else. Dose, tolerance, method, setting, and batch chemistry all move the result.
What It Left Behind
Planta has taken First Place Overall and Second Place Best Exotics at the Nothing But Fire competition, a house result rather than a placement for this cultivar. What 11 Coffins carries instead is the brand's reputation for a small rotation and a Duke of Erb genetic backbone.
The High Rise Take
11 Coffins is Planta's Coffin Candy x RS-11 exclusive: berry, earth, pepper, and gas, with a finish people describe as clear rather than sedating. Follow the gas side through RS-11 to hear where the fuel comes from.