Rainbow Belts Strain: Pods, Cart & Disposable
Rainbow Belts is a Zkittlez × Moonbow hybrid from Archive Seed Bank, also sold as Rainbow Belt. We carry it from 4 brands, including a live rosin PAX pod.
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- Type
- Hybrid
- Parents
- Moonbow #75 × Zkittlez
- Vapes listed
- 4
- Brands
- 4
- Tested THC, our listings
- 83.5%
- Price
- $14 to $84.99
Archive Seed Bank's Zkittlez × Moonbow
Leafly, AllBud and SeedFinder agree on the cross, Moonbow #75 with Zkittlez, and credit Archive Seed Bank; Leafly adds Purple City Genetics. Sources split on how to class it, Leafly calling it an indica and AllBud an even hybrid, so we list it as a hybrid. A few seed companies sell different crosses under the Rainbow Belts name, so the Archive version is the reference most sources use.
Candy is the note descriptions agree on, and caryophyllene is the terpene more than one source names.
What we carry
Four brands, four formats. The Pass sells it as live rosin in a PAX pod at $84.99, and Savvy as a 2 g pod and battery kit that tested at 83.5%. Mitten Extracts has a disposable, and Pecos Valley Production a 1 g 510 cart for $14.
| Brand | What we list | Extract | Sizes | Tested THC | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mitten Extracts | 1 disposable | Not stated | — | — | $39.99 |
| Pecos Valley Production | 1 cart | Not stated | 1 g | — | $14 |
| Savvy | 1 pod | Not stated | 2 g | 83.5% | $29.50 |
| The Pass | 1 pod | Rosin | — | — | $84.99 |
Batch figures appear wherever the maker published one, across weedpen.us.org.
Rainbow Belts questions
Is the Rainbow Belts strain a sativa or indica?
Sources differ: Leafly lists it as an indica, AllBud as an even hybrid. Our listings label it hybrid.
What is Rainbow Belts a cross of?
Moonbow #75 and Zkittlez, from Archive Seed Bank.
Is it Rainbow Belts or Rainbow Belt?
Both are used for the same strain; Leafly lists Rainbow Belt as another name.
What Rainbow Belts vapes do you carry?
A The Pass live rosin PAX pod, a Savvy pod kit, a Mitten Extracts disposable and a Pecos Valley cart.