Boutiq Infused Minis Rainbow Melon King Louis OG is built for people who want two flavors without buying two products. Rainbow Melon and King Louis OG is the widest contrast in the infused mini range, putting light melon candy against heavy pine and kush spice. In flower form that gap is even more obvious than in a vape.
The two strains in the pack
King Louis OG is a genuinely traditional strain, all pine, damp earth and kush spice, and burning it brings out the earthiness far more than vaporizing does. It is heavy, unfashionable and very good. Rainbow Melon is the escape route: light candy melon that clears rather than coats, which is a more useful job in a five mini pack than a richer sweet strain would manage.
How they smoke
King Louis burns dense and slow with dark ash and a thick smoke that lingers in a room. Rainbow Melon is airy and burns fast, sometimes too fast if you draw hard on it. The kush minis need a proper light and will go out if left sitting; the melon ones will not. Both are reasonably smooth, though the King Louis has more weight on the chest.
Splitting the pack across a session
Melon through the day and King Louis in the evening covers a full range from one pack, and the two are far enough apart that it feels like owning two products. What does not work is going back to the melon straight after the kush, because the pine coats the palate and the candy then tastes thin and vaguely chemical on top of it. The other direction is fine.
Pack specifications
- Format: infused mini pre-rolls, five to a pack
- Weight: 0.5g each, 2.5g total
- Filler: indoor-grown flower, not trim and not shake
- Infusion: live diamonds through the flower rather than only coated outside
- Paper: unbleached, with a paper tip already fitted
Who should buy this pack
Buy this if you want one pack that handles both ends of the day, or if you like traditional kush flower but do not want an entirely earthy purchase. Skip it if pine and spice are not for you, because that half is unmistakable and there is no disguising it.
Check the batch code through the verification tool against our lab panels. More pairings sit in the infused minis category and larger formats under pre-rolls; the same two strains exist as a vape in the V4 range. See shipping and returns. Adults 21 and over only.
How Boutiq Infused Minis Rainbow Melon King Louis OG burns compared to plain flower
Everything in Boutiq Infused Minis Rainbow Melon King Louis OG is rolled from indoor flower rather than trim, which is the reason the ash stays pale. Expect to pay $23.00 for Boutiq Infused Minis Rainbow Melon King Louis OG at the time of writing.
Toast the tip of Boutiq Infused Minis Rainbow Melon King Louis OG before you draw and the burn line will sit square from the start. Both Rainbow Melon and King Louis OG in Boutiq Infused Minis Rainbow Melon King Louis OG carry through the tin, which is worth knowing before you pack a bag.
Give Boutiq Infused Minis Rainbow Melon King Louis OG the same respect you would give a dab, spread over a longer burn. If you want the long version, the National Academies evidence review runs to several hundred pages and is far more useful than a page about Boutiq Infused Minis Rainbow Melon King Louis OG.
Rainbow Melon and King Louis OG, the widest gap we sell
Is King Louis OG old fashioned?
Completely, and that is the appeal. Pine, damp earth and kush spice belong to an era of cannabis that fashion left behind, and burning brings out the earthiness far more than any other format does. It is heavy, unfashionable and very good. Anyone who started smoking in the last few years and has only met dessert and candy genetics should try it once simply to know what the alternative tastes like.
What is Rainbow Melon doing in the same pack?
Providing an escape route. Light melon candy against heavy kush is the widest contrast in this range, and after a King Louis mini your palate genuinely wants somewhere soft to go. The two halves are not trying to complement each other. They are alternatives, and the pack works because of that rather than in spite of it.
Does the contrast come across as clearly in a mini?
More clearly than you might expect. Combustion favors the earthy, resinous end of a profile, so the kush gets heavier and the melon stays roughly where it was. The gap widens rather than closing.
Which half should I buy this pack for?
The King Louis, if you want the honest answer. Rainbow Melon is pleasant and there are half a dozen similar candy strains in this category. There is nothing else here that tastes like an old kush, and that is what makes this particular pairing worth the money.
What does it cost?
Rainbow Melon King Louis OG is $23 at the time of writing. Stock changes, and this page always shows the live price.
Does the melon suffer from sitting next to something this heavy?
It gets diminished, and there is no way around that. Light candy after damp earth and pine reads as thin rather than refreshing, which is the price of building a pack around a gap this wide. The fix is to give the two halves separate evenings rather than trying to make them into a session. Smoked on its own the Rainbow Melon is a perfectly good mini. Smoked ten minutes after a King Louis it barely registers.
Is King Louis OG harsh to smoke?
It is dense and it produces a heavy smoke, but harsh is the wrong word. Resinous strains burn slower and hotter than airy ones, so the trick is patience rather than technique. Let it rest between pulls, expect a relight, and it stays smooth. Rushing it is what makes people describe old kush as rough.
All sales are restricted to adults aged 21 and over. Dispatch, packaging and courier information is on the shipping page, and the Boutiq verification page exists so you never have to guess whether a pack is genuine.
Boutiq Infused Minis Rainbow Melon King Louis OG is one tin among many pairings, and the range is easier to judge once you have smoked one.
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