Eleventh Gator Cart

Eleventh Gator is a custom blend of Eleven Roses and Gator Breath, gently decarbed, then loaded into a two gram cured Pocket Puffer.

Type: Indica

Availability: 2g Cured Pocket Puffer.

Eleventh Gator Cart PhytoFact Sheet

The Tastes: On the inhale, expect dry pepper, light citrus, and a little earthy sweetness underneath. The middle settles into wood, herbal spice, and a faint floral edge, with just enough softness to keep the Gator Breath side from chewing through the whole profile like it owns the swamp.

The exhale finishes peppery, dry, slightly bitter, and smooth, with a low earthy funk hanging around in the background. This is not a sweet, fruity indica.

Let’s see what the numbers say.

Beta-caryophyllene leads at 2.51%, giving Eleventh Gator its main structure. That brings the pepper, dry wood, and resinous spice through the middle and finish. It’s the dominant note here, and it keeps the profile firmly in that grounded indica lane.

Alpha-humulene follows at 0.86%, adding dry earth and a slightly bitter edge. Together with caryophyllene, it gives this cart a sturdy, savory backbone instead of letting it drift into soft floral sweetness.

Limonene at 0.45% brings a small citrus lift on the inhale. It’s not the main event, but it keeps the profile from feeling too flat or heavy. Linalool at 0.31% adds a little floral softness, which fits nicely with the Eleven Roses side of the blend.

Fenchol at 0.21%, alpha-terpineol at 0.12%, alpha-pinene at 0.11%, and myrcene at 0.12% fill in the background with light herbal, green, and floral notes. Myrcene stays low, so this isn’t a thick, musky, sleepy-fruit indica. It’s drier, cleaner, and more spice-driven.

The Feels: Eleventh Gator lands as a steady indica with a comfort-heavy lean. The low limonene and pinene numbers mean this probably won’t open with much bright energy or sharp focus. Instead, the caryophyllene and humulene push it toward body comfort, calm, and a slower overall pace. The linalool adds a soft edge without making the whole thing feel overly sedating.

The entourage chart backs that up, leaning heavily into comfort, with some calm and relaxation, while energy and inspiration stay fairly small.

Overall, with 83% total active cannabinoids and 5.82% terpene content, Eleventh Gator by The Dope Depot is a dry, pepper-forward indica with earthy structure, light citrus lift, and a smooth floral-herbal finish.

The terpene profile is built around caryophyllene, humulene, limonene, linalool, fenchol, and alpha-terpineol. That gives it spice, wood, earth, mild citrus, and just enough floral softness to keep the finish from getting too blunt.

From a formulation standpoint, this works because Eleven Roses adds a little floral smoothness while Gator Breath brings the heavier pepper, earth, and bite.

Rating: Our lab rats give Eleventh Gator 8 pieces of cheese.

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