Southern Sky | 300mg | Blueberry Pie | Red Runtz Rosin Gummies

These Blueberry Pie | Red Runtz rosin-infused gummies from Southern Sky combine high-quality live rosin with dessert-style candy flavor. Each gummy is infused with in-house live rosin extracted from indoor grown flower, preserving rich terpenes and full spectrum character.

Expect a bold blueberry-berry candy front flavor, followed by gentle Red Runtz notes (often a sweet/fruit/vanilla twist) and a smooth finish. The effect profile is hybrid-balanced—offering uplifting headspace plus mellow body ease. Ideal for flavor-forward edible sessions with noticeable potency but manageable experience.

Aroma & Flavor Profile:

Aroma: Sweet blueberry candy, faint vanilla or melted fruit confection, subtle herb/rosin base.Flavor: Juicy blueberry upfront, then a candy-sweet mid-taste with Red Runtz style vanilla/fruit twist; finish is smooth with subtle herb/resin after-taste.Finish: Lingering berry sweetness with mild herbal/rosin nuance.

Effect Profile:

Mind: A clear uplift and mood-boost, thanks to the hybrid nature and rosin infusion.Body: Moderate body relaxation sets in—comfortable and mellow, not heavy sedation.Ideal Time to Use: Afternoon through evening or when you want a flavored edible with balanced head & body effect rather than full couch-lock.

Usage Tips:

Because this is a 300 mg total-dosage edible, if you’re newer to edibles start with 1 gummy (≈ 25 mg) or less, and wait at least 60–90 minutes before re-dosing.Store in a cool, dark place to preserve flavor and potency.Avoid combining with alcohol or strong sedatives until you know how this product affects you.Because this is a potent product, avoid driving or performing tasks requiring full alertness until you understand your reaction.

Ideal For:

Edible consumers seeking a candy/dessert-style flavor profile with rosin-infused quality.Social or evening sessions where flavor, sensory richness and balanced effect matter.Users comfortable with moderate to high dose edibles who want both taste and effect.