Bosky Highlight – GUAVASCOTTI
Guavascotti is made from a female Guava Runtz and a reversed female of Biscotti BX1, and it’s got more dimension than a 7-layer dip. It comes in heavy, dense, gassy, and full-bodied; the kind of nose that feels like a warning more than an invitation. The Biscotti side shows up loud, bringing that doughy, fuel-driven weight with a richness that sits deep and lingers. It’s not just gas, it’s structured, with that baked-in aggression Biscotti is known for.
The Guava Runtz side settles in like a warm hug to the brain after the Biscotti’s assault on your frontal lobe, not to soften it, but to bring it into balance. It introduces a more lifted, controlled sweetness that rounds out the profile without compromising its personality, refining the edges and carrying the smoke with more intention from start to finish. The Guava Runtz is Jane, while Biscotti is Tarzan.
The look is undeniable. Deep purples layered under a thick frost, with bright orange hairs cutting through and catching light from every angle. The resin looks like glitter: sticky, shiny, and reflective. This is one of those strains that looks like it smokes before you even touch it.
Guavascotti was developed entirely in-house by Ryan and the team at Bosky, starting with a collaboration with Oakfruitland, who brought their Guava Runtz cut into the mix. We paired it with a reversed female Biscotti BX1 from Seed Junky, made the cross ourselves, and worked it through our rooms from selection to final expression. Every step, from pollination to pheno hunt, was handled under our roof with a clear goal in mind: build something with real structure, depth, and staying power.
This plant was made using two females, with the Biscotti reversed to produce pollen and pollinate the Guava Runtz. Ryan handled the reversal process, encouraging the Biscotti to express male traits while maintaining its female genetics. It’s a technique that opens up tons of possibilities in breeding, and one we don’t always see discussed.
We think it’s cool, and we hope you do too. We always aim to share a bit of what’s happening behind the scenes while bringing you top-tier flower. There’s real depth in how these plants come together.
