Wizard Trees at Torches NYC

Wizard Trees is a Los Angeles cannabis cultivator and breeder led by a grower named Scott, known for a small-batch, quality-first approach. The brand built its reputation on cult-favorite genetics and collaborations with respected breeders like Deep East (DEO Farms) and Fiya Farmer.

Wizard Trees is famous for RS-11 (Rainbow Sherbert #11), the multiple-award-winning Zoap, Zangria, and CREAM RS54. These cuts earned cult status in California and beyond for their loud terpene profiles and heavy trichome coverage.

Wizard Trees grows in smaller batches than large commercial operations and takes an artisanal, quality-over-volume approach. The brand’s rule is simple: if it’s not beautiful and it’s not terpy, it’s not Wizard Trees. That focus on aesthetics, terpene profiles, and a clean smoke is what earned the cult following.

Torches NYC currently stocks Wizard Trees flower in 3.5g jars, including New Yorker, Black Magic, Zangbanger, and Limelight. Availability rotates, so check this page or stop by our 42nd Street shop for the latest drop.

The New Yorker carries the highest THC of the Wizard Trees cuts currently in our lineup. It’s a Sour Diesel-style sativa, so people new to high-potency flower may want to start with a small amount.

Yes. Torches NYC sells Wizard Trees flower at our 12 E 42nd Street dispensary, steps from Bryant Park and Grand Central, and offers delivery throughout Manhattan for adults 21 and over. No medical card needed.

The New Yorker is a Sour Diesel-style sativa, and users often report feeling energetic, focused, and inspired, which some people find fits a busy day moving through Midtown. Limelight leans bright and citrus-forward, so it may also suit a daytime session. Start low if you’re sensitive to high-THC flower.

Yes. The brand is known for the multiple-award-winning Zoap and has picked up recognition in competitions, including a second-place finish in the Hydrocarbon Solid category at the Emerald Cup for RS-11 live resin work. Those wins helped cement its standing among connoisseurs.

Wizard Trees earned cult status on strains like RS-11, Zoap, and Zangria, so many NYC shoppers knew the name before it hit local shelves. The brand only recently entered the New York market with small-batch drops, so limited availability keeps demand high. Its flavor-first approach, built on loud terpene profiles and heavy trichome coverage, appeals to connoisseurs who care about a distinctive nose and smooth smoke over chasing the highest THC number. The lineup also spans different moods, from the Sour Diesel-style New Yorker to candy-fruit cuts like Zangbanger and Limelight, giving budtenders something to recommend for any preference. Effects vary from person to person.