Zoza is a hybrid from Wizard Trees, the Los Angeles cultivator known for designer indoor flower. It crosses Zoap with Zangria, two cuts that already carried the Wizard Trees name, and the company presents the result as its updated blueprint.
The pairing brings Oakland breeding and LA selection work into one plant. Zoza is sold as indoor flower in 3.5g jars.
Zoap and the Deo Farms sherbet line
Zoap was bred by Deo Farms of Oakland through a multi-generation project. Deo started from OZ Kush seeds and selected Pink Guava, then crossed it with Sunset Sherbet to build its RS line. Pairing RS#16 back to Rainbow Sherbet produced Zoap.
Wizard Trees played its part in that line too. The crew picked the RS#11 and RS#54 phenotypes out of the Rainbow Sherbet population, and RS11 became one of its signature cuts. Zoap followed, and the floral, soapy sherbet profile turned into a calling card for the brand.
Zangria brings the Z and the Cookies
Zangria is a Wizard Trees hybrid built from Thin Mint Cookies and The Original Z, the Zkittlez cut. The Cookies side adds dough, cream and a denser frame. The Z side brings candy-leaning fruit that has shaped a whole generation of California crosses.
Put the two parents together and Zoza reads as a meeting of the brand's two most recognizable families. The Highest Critic lists the full pedigree as (Thin Mint Cookies × Zkittlez) × (RS V2 × Pink Guava #16 F2), which shows how much of the Deo Farms work sits behind the Zoap half.
Purple buds and a 9.2 review score
Wizard Trees describes Zoza as dense nugs with deep purple hues and strong bag appeal. The Highest Critic saw medium-density hybrid structure, light to medium green calyxes with purple streaks, and pink and violet color when the buds were broken open. Rustic pistils and heavy trichome coverage finished the look.
That review gave Zoza an overall 9.2 out of 10 and logged 31.7% total cannabinoids. The ash burned light grey, the smoke ran smooth, and the reviewer called the cultivar a perfected rendition of Zoap that would stay a staple of the lineup.
The taste lands where the parents point: sweet floral Zoap up front with creamy, earthy Cookies underneath. Wizard Trees files the high under daytime, creative and heady.
Where Zoza sits in the Wizard Trees catalog
Wizard Trees built its reputation on in-house breeding and hunting rare genetics from other breeders. Its Weedmaps brand page credits the company with RS11, Zoap, Tea Time and The Keeper, cuts that helped set the tone for LA designer flower.
Zoza takes two of those legacy plants and moves them forward. Rather than chasing a new outside parent, the crew crossed its own proven lines and kept the keeper that balanced sherbet florals with Cookies depth. Tea Time and the rest of the Wizard Trees lineup follow the same approach, built on in-house breeding and selection.
For fans of the brand, Zoza is the easiest way to taste both sides of the Wizard Trees story in a single jar: the Deo Farms sherbet line it helped select, and the Z and Cookies cross it built itself.