Grape Rozay is a custom blend of Watermelon Soda X Los Celos, Pink Rosay, and Permanent Grape, gently decarbed, then loaded into a one gram Gem Cart or two gram cured Pocket Puffer.
Type: Indica
Availability: 2g Cured Pocket Puffer, and 1g Gem Carts.
Grape Rozay Cart PhytoFact Sheet
The Tastes: On the inhale, expect dry grape, soft floral sweetness, and a little citrus brightness tucked underneath. The middle gets heavier and more structured fast, moving into pepper, earth, and woody resin. The exhale finishes bold, dry, spicy, and slightly bitter, with more grape skin and floral gas than candy grape.
Let’s see what the numbers say.
Beta-caryophyllene at 5.20% is the obvious headline here. That is a huge number, and it dominates the profile. Expect black pepper, dry wood, resin, and a strong savory backbone. This terpene is basically driving the cart while everyone else sits quietly in the back pretending they had input.
Alpha-humulene follows at 1.79%, which is also very high. That reinforces the dry, earthy, slightly bitter finish and gives Grape Rozay a grounded, almost hoppy edge. Together, caryophyllene and humulene make up most of the terpene profile, so the direction is very clear: pepper, earth, wood, and dry spice first.
Limonene at 0.63% brings the main bright note. It shows up more as citrus peel than juicy fruit, giving the inhale a little lift before the heavier spice takes over.
Linalool at 0.29% adds a soft floral layer, which fits nicely with the Rozay side of the blend. It smooths the edges a bit and helps the grape note feel more perfumed and rounded instead of flat. Fenchol at 0.18%, alpha-pinene at 0.14%, and alpha-terpineol at 0.10% add small herbal and green touches around the edges. Myrcene is low at 0.08%, so this is not a lush, musky fruit cart. It’s much drier and more spice-driven.
The Feels: Grape Rozay lands firmly in indica territory, but not because it’s loaded with myrcene. This one gets there through sheer caryophyllene and humulene force.
The limonene gives the onset a small amount of brightness, but the overall direction is grounded, calming, and body-forward. The caryophyllene-heavy profile points toward comfort and physical ease, while the humulene adds that dry, settled quality. The linalool gives the headspace a little softness, though it’s not high enough to make this feel especially floral or sedative by itself.
The entourage chart lines up with that too, leaning hard toward comfort, with some calm and a smaller relaxation marker. This looks like a steady, grounded indica for winding down without necessarily turning into an immediate nap trap. Dose still matters, because biology remains the least professional department in the building.
Overall, with 76% total active cannabinoids and 9.54% terpene content, Grape Rozay by The Dope Depot is a terp-heavy indica with a massive pepper-and-earth backbone and a restrained grape-floral top note.
The profile is built around caryophyllene and humulene, with limonene adding brightness and linalool bringing a little floral softness. It’s dry, spicy, woody, and grounded, with the grape side showing up more as skin, wine, and floral depth than candy.
From a formulation standpoint, this works because the sweet and purple genetics don’t hijack the whole cart. Watermelon Soda X Los Celos, Pink Rozay, and Permanent Grape bring the fruit and floral suggestion, while the terpene profile keeps it serious with pepper, earth, and resin. It’s grape with consequences.
Rating: Our lab rats give Grape Rozay carts 8 pieces of cheese.
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