All the Sauces R1 lives up to its name. Ethos Genetics crossed the Original Zkittlez with The Wrank and ended up with a plant that throws a whole spread of terpenes at once: citrus, earthy florals and an acrid gasoline edge, with every phenotype mixing the sauces a little differently.
Structure is where this one shines for everyday growers. It is a strong, compact plant with good lateral branching, firm stems and very little need for training, so it fills a space evenly without hours of tying down. Flowers come out spongy yet nicely dense and are easy to trim, while good mold resistance gives extra peace of mind in humid rooms and outdoor beds.
Flowering takes about 56-63 days, Ethos lists the yield as high, and the TAC lands in the 20-25% range. Add big trichome heads and you have a feminized photoperiod that suits beginners, intermediate growers and pros alike.
Lineage and Breeding
The candy side of the cross comes from the Original Zkittlez, a fruit-forward classic known for sweet, mixed-berry and citrus terps. The Wrank adds the fuel and the backbone, pushing a sharper, gassier note through the profile and helping build a sturdier frame. Together they create a plant that is easy to grow but still complex in the jar.
Like many Ethos seeds, this one carries the R1 tag. R1 marks the first reversed-female feminized generation, where pollen from a reversed female is used on another female. The seeds are feminized, and growers can expect a range of terpene expressions across a pack, which is part of the fun of popping All the Sauces R1.
Aroma, Flavor and Effect
Open the jar and bright citrus comes first, followed by soft floral notes over damp earth. Then the acrid gasoline kicks in, adding bite and depth. Ethos sums up the remainder simply: all the sauces. Some plants tilt toward candy citrus, others toward fuel and earth, and many land somewhere in the middle.
The effect sits in classic hybrid territory, balanced between a clear head and a relaxed body. It works for social afternoons, music sessions or winding down after a long day without feeling one-dimensional. With TAC in the 20-25% range, it has plenty of strength while staying approachable.
Growing All the Sauces R1 Indoors and Outdoors
Indoors, All the Sauces R1 stays short to medium in height with medium internodes. The plant naturally branches out to the sides, so a simple topping, or no training at all, is often enough to build a flat, productive canopy. Rigid stems hold their flowers well, which saves time on staking.
The spongy, medium-dense buds are easy to trim and dry evenly. Good mold resistance is a real plus late in flowering, but steady airflow and moderate humidity still pay off. Expect big trichome heads, which makes this a fun plant for washing or pressing as well as for flower.
Outdoors and in greenhouses, the compact frame and toughness make it a forgiving choice. It thrives in indoor, greenhouse and outdoor setups, and a 56-63 day bloom helps it finish on time in most climates. Ethos Genetics rates it suitable for every grow level, from first-timers to experienced cultivators.
All the Sauces R1 Characteristics
| Strain type | Feminized photoperiod |
| Generation | R1 (first reversed-female feminized generation) |
| Genetics | Original Zkittlez x The Wrank |
| TAC | Up to 25% (20-25%) |
| Effect | Classic hybrid |
| Aroma/Terpenes | Citrus, earthy florals, acrid gasoline |
| Yield | High |
| Flowering time | 56-63 days |
| Height | Short to medium, compact |
| Grow level | Beginner, intermediate and pro |
| Ideal environment | Indoor, greenhouse and outdoor |
| Best cultivation technique | Light topping or no training; rely on natural lateral branching |
FAQ
What is the All the Sauces R1 strain?
All the Sauces R1 is a feminized photoperiod from Ethos Genetics bred from the Original Zkittlez and The Wrank. It is known for a mix of citrus, earthy floral and gasoline terpenes on a compact, easy plant.
Is All the Sauces R1 good for beginners?
Yes. It is strong and compact, branches well on its own and needs very little training. Ethos rates it suitable for beginner, intermediate and pro growers.
How long does All the Sauces R1 flower?
Plan for about 56-63 days of flowering after the switch to 12/12.
What does All the Sauces R1 smell like?
Expect bright citrus, earthy florals and an acrid gasoline note, with different plants mixing those sauces in slightly different ratios.
Is All the Sauces R1 resistant to mold?
It shows good mold resistance, which helps late in flowering. Strong airflow and moderate humidity are still recommended for clean, well-formed buds.
Is All the Sauces R1 good for extraction?
The plant produces big trichome heads, so it is an interesting option for hash and rosin makers as well as flower growers.



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