Tea Time is a hybrid from Wizard Trees, the Los Angeles breeder and cultivator behind a deep catalog of RS11 crosses. It pairs Zkittlez with RS11 and is sold as feminized seed.
Leafly dates the release to 2023. On the Wizard Trees seed shop, Tea Time sits in the RS11 Genetics collection, one of several families built around that single parent.
A feminized seed in the RS11 genetics line
Wizard Trees sells Tea Time in a six-seed pack for $125, with a three-seed option starting at $63. The company ships from an address on East 6th Street in downtown Los Angeles and runs a second base in Ripollet, near Barcelona.
The breeder lists a flowering window of 8–9 weeks and a medium–heavy yield. It says Tea Time inherits the robust flower and plant structure of RS11, while Zkittlez adds an extra dose of candy to the blend. Wizard Trees also credits the cross with improved yield and calls it perfectly balanced.
Its siblings in the RS11 collection include Rainbow Gelato, Heel Hook, 11:11, Lucky 123, The Keeper and Rainbow Runtz. Wizard Fuel belongs to the same family. It crosses Rope Fuel with RS11 and finishes in about 9 weeks, a week longer than the fastest Tea Time plants.
RS11, from Deo Farms to Wizard Trees
RS11 supplies the backbone. Deo Farms of Oakland bred it by crossing Pink Guava, from the OZ Kush project, with Sunset Sherbet. The same breeder is also behind Zoap.
Wizard Trees selected RS11 out of the Deo Farms population, along with a sister cut called RS-54. According to Leafly, RS11 averages around 24% THC and takes about 10 weeks to flower. Its plants show lime green and yellow hues late in bloom.
That longer flowering time helps explain the appeal of Tea Time for growers. Pairing RS11 with a faster partner brings the finish window down to 8–9 weeks without giving up the structure the breeder values in RS11.
Zkittlez and its competition record
Zkittlez, now sold as The Original Z, is the other parent. Terp Hogz, led by Fields and Tony Mendo, popularized and refined it alongside Brandon Parker of 3rd Gen Family. The plant first came from a grower known as Gas Station Bob.
Leafly traces Zkittlez to Grape Ape and Grapefruit, plus a third parent. The cultivar came to market in the 2010s and took 1st place at the 2016 Emerald Cup. It later won the 2023 King of Z Hill and placed at Cannabis Cups in San Francisco and Michigan.
The rename followed a 2023 trademark settlement between Terp Hogz and a candy company. Seed-grown Zkittlez typically flowers in 8–10 weeks, which lines up closely with the window Wizard Trees gives for Tea Time.
Orange hairs and a daytime-leaning high
Leafly describes finished Tea Time flower as green buds with orange hairs. It lists an average of 30% THC, well above the 24% Leafly gives for RS11 itself.
Reviewers on the platform call the effects energetic, happy and uplifted. They place it closer to daytime lounging than to a morning or bedtime smoke. Early feedback is small but strong, with 11 ratings averaging 4.9 stars.
Tea Time brings together a Los Angeles breeder, the Oakland-bred parent at the center of its catalog and a cup-winning Zkittlez, all in one feminized seed release.