Rumple Beans FF Cart

Rumple Beans is a custom blend of fresh frozen Rumple Berry and Pink Beans, gently decarbed, then loaded into a two gram Pocket Puffer Live, or one gram Gem Cart.

*For some reason this one got loaded up on the menu as Cured, so if you want a nice live cart at the cured cart price, check this one out!

Type: Hybrid

Availability: 2g Pocket Puffer Live, and 1g Gem Carts.

Rumple Beans Cart PhytoFact Sheet

The Tastes: On the inhale, expect a big ripe fruit body with fresh herbal lift, light citrus, and a soft berry edge. The fresh frozen material should give this one a cleaner top end than a heavier cured blend, so the fruit comes across brighter and less cooked. More fresh berry skin, green herb, and citrus peel than jammy dessert syrup.

The middle moves into musky fruit, pine, soft floral sweetness, and a little pepper underneath. The exhale finishes smooth, herbal, lightly spicy, and fruit-heavy, with a clean berry-citrus note hanging around after the vapor clears.

Let’s see what the numbers say.

Myrcene leads hard at 4.88%, and that is the obvious headline here. That’s a massive myrcene number for a cart, and it gives Rumple Beans its ripe fruit body, herbal depth, and fuller mouthfeel. This is where the berry side gets weight. Not fake candy berry, more like soft fruit, musk, and green herbal body.

Beta-caryophyllene follows at 1.55%, giving the profile some peppery structure. It keeps the big myrcene fruit from getting too soft and adds dry wood, light spice, and a little resinous backbone through the middle and finish.

Alpha-pinene at 1.05% and limonene at 1.03% are doing important support work. Pinene brings fresh green lift and a piney edge, while limonene adds citrus brightness.

Alpha-humulene at 0.46% adds dry earth and a slightly bitter edge. Beta-pinene at 0.28% backs up the fresh green side, while linalool at 0.21% brings a soft floral finish. Alpha-terpineol at 0.16% and fenchol at 0.14% add light herbal and floral detail around the edges. Terpinolene is low at 0.05%, so this isn’t a zippy terpinolene sativa style. It is much more myrcene-driven fruit, pine, citrus, and soft spice.

The Feels: Rumple Beans lands as a hybrid, but the myrcene number gives it a noticeably relaxing foundation. The limonene and pinene should give the onset some brightness and clarity, especially with the fresh frozen input helping the aromatic top end feel cleaner. That keeps the first impression from feeling too heavy or muddy.

Then the myrcene takes over the center of gravity. At 4.88%, it should bring a fuller body feel, a softer pace, and more physical comfort. The caryophyllene and humulene reinforce that grounded side, while the linalool smooths the edges.

The entourage chart leans hardest into relaxation, with some comfort and smaller calm, energy, and inspiration markers. That tracks with the chemistry. This reads like a bright-at-first hybrid that settles into a softer, more relaxed lane.

Overall, with 79% total active cannabinoids and 10.54% terpene content, Rumple Beans by The Dope Depot is a loud, terp-heavy fresh frozen hybrid with ripe berry body, citrus lift, piney freshness, and a smooth herbal finish.

The terpene profile is built around myrcene, caryophyllene, pinene, limonene, and humulene. That gives it big fruit weight, peppery structure, green lift, citrus brightness, and a grounded finish.

From a formulation standpoint, this works because Rumple Berry brings the ripe fruit depth, while Pink Beans seems to help sharpen and structure the profile with greener, brighter, and slightly spicy edges. The result is fresh, fruity, full-bodied, and actually balanced instead of just “berry” written on a label and left to disappoint everyone.

Rating: Our lab rats give Rumple Beans FF 9.4 pieces of cheese.

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