Rhapsody #15

About Rhapsody #15 Clones

Rhapsody is a cross of Fly and DLCG, bringing together strong aromatic expression with a productive, well-balanced plant structure. This is a cultivar with a lot going on in the nose, producing loud, layered aromatics that can move between sweet candy, citrus, gas, and deeper earthy notes depending on the individual selection.

Morphologically, Rhapsody grows medium to tall with good vertical development and consistent stacking throughout the plant. Internodal spacing is moderate, allowing the inflorescences to build substantial mass without becoming overly crowded. Strong lateral branching and steady vigor make it relatively easy to manage in a variety of production systems.

The inflorescences develop with good density, strong resin coverage, and a favorable overall structure. Rhapsody has enough stretch to build size while still maintaining control and uniformity through flower. Strong selections combine solid production with the loud aromatic intensity that defines the cultivar.

Overall, Rhapsody is a vigorous, expressive cultivar with good stacking, medium-to-tall architecture, and a complex, high-impact aroma. It offers a strong balance between plant performance, resin production, and aromatic quality.

Rhapsody #15 Flavors

Rhapsody opens with a loud blend of sweet candy and bright citrus, followed by deeper layers of gas, earth, and subtle floral musk. The aroma has strong intensity from the start, with the sweeter top notes giving way to a heavier, more pungent backbone as the flower develops. Depending on the selection, some expressions lean more toward sharp citrus and candy, while others carry a denser fuel-driven character. The overall profile is complex, persistent, and highly aromatic, with enough depth to keep the nose evolving rather than presenting as a single-note cultivar.