Tea Time by Wizard Trees
Tea Time is a Wizard Trees hybrid created from Zkittlez × RS11. The breeder released the cross as feminized seed, so the name begins with a family of related plants rather than one mandatory cutting. Individual selections can differ in structure and finish while retaining the same breeder and immediate parents.
Wizard Trees holds both the originating brand and breeder credits. The company also cultivates selected plants from its own work, making Wizard Trees the most durable operator association for the cultivar. A later farm growing Tea Time should receive credit for that harvest without displacing the breeder who built the cross.
Zkittlez opens the direct lineage
Zkittlez is the first immediate parent. Keeping that name at the front of the formula distinguishes Tea Time from the many modern crosses that use RS11 without the same partner. The direct parent pair is sufficient to identify the cultivar; extending the family tree beyond it can blur the breeding decision that produced Tea Time.
RS-11 documents the second parent as its own cultivar. Tea Time adds Zkittlez and becomes a separate generation, so achievements or commercial claims tied to RS11 do not automatically transfer to the offspring.
The hybrid classification fits Wizard Trees’ own placement of the release. It avoids an invented percentage split and leaves room for variation among seed-grown siblings. That restraint matters because a seed family can support several keeper plants without turning each one into a different pedigree.
RS11 connects Tea Time to Wizard Trees
RS11 supplies the second immediate side and links Tea Time to a central part of the Wizard Trees catalog. The breeder’s use of RS11 across multiple projects makes the first parent especially important: Zkittlez is what separates Tea Time from neighboring Wizard Trees families built with other partners.
Zoza offers a close company comparison while preserving its own parentage. The shared Wizard Trees origin shows continuity in selection and release strategy, but it does not establish a direct genetic relationship unless the stated parents do so.
11:11 is another Wizard Trees name connected to the company’s modern work. Comparing the cultivars by their full crosses prevents a familiar breeder name from flattening several distinct families into one.
A defined seed release with room for selection
Wizard Trees lists an indoor flowering window of eight to nine weeks and describes medium-to-heavy yield for the original release. Those details belong to the seed line as breeder guidance, not as guarantees for every room or retained plant. Environment, selection, and cultivation decisions still shape a finished harvest.
Zangria provides another useful Wizard Trees comparison because it also travels through selected plants under a distinct name. Tea Time remains fixed by Zkittlez × RS11, regardless of how closely two Wizard Trees cultivars sit within the same catalog.
The durable Tea Time identity therefore combines four facts: Wizard Trees created it, Zkittlez leads the cross, RS11 completes it, and the original distribution was feminized seed. The eight-to-nine-week guidance adds cultivation context without redefining the lineage. Keeping those elements together makes the cultivar easy to distinguish from unrelated tea-themed names and from other RS11 descendants.