Here's something worth knowing before you buy Rooster Call expecting the same experience every time: it isn't one strain. It's a rotating lineup of strong sativas, sold under a single consistent name and brand identity by Catch Me Outside — meaning what's actually in the bag can genuinely change from one purchase to the next. That's not a flaw hiding in the fine print; it's the whole concept behind the product. Here's what that actually means for you as a buyer, and what to expect from the line as a whole.
Catch Me Outside is a 100% outdoor, sun-grown cannabis brand from Quebec, built around a deliberately affordable, unpretentious positioning — the brand describes itself as offering "first quality products without taking themselves too seriously." That playful attitude runs through the branding, but the actual growing process is treated with real care: every batch is hang-dried, hand-trimmed, and hand-packaged, rather than run through fully mechanized processing.
Sun-grown (as opposed to indoor, climate-controlled cultivation) is a real, meaningful distinction worth understanding. Outdoor cultivation typically costs less to produce, which is part of how Catch Me Outside keeps pricing accessible — but it also means the plant develops under natural seasonal light and temperature cycles rather than a controlled indoor environment, which can produce a different terpene and resin expression than indoor-grown flower, and can introduce more batch-to-batch variation depending on that season's growing conditions.
This is the single most important thing to understand before buying: Rooster Call is explicitly marketed as offering "strong THC sativa strains in rotation" — the brand's own description makes clear that whatever specific genetics are currently in the package will be printed on that package, not fixed permanently under the Rooster Call name.
One documented strain that has appeared under the Rooster Call banner is Heaven's Fruit, a cross of NY Diesel and Tropimango — giving you a real sense of the genetic territory the line draws from (diesel-fuel funk crossed with a tropical mango-forward hybrid), but this is one example from the rotation, not a guarantee of what you'll find in any given package today.
Practically, this means every time you buy Rooster Call, you should actually read the package rather than relying on a general strain writeup (including this one) to tell you the specific genetics, terpenes, or exact effects you'll get. Think of "Rooster Call" less like a strain name and more like a curated seasonal series — the branding and general positioning (strong, affordable, sun-grown sativa) stays consistent, but the specific contents rotate.
Despite the rotating genetics, a few things are reliably true of any Rooster Call release:
Across retailer descriptions of Rooster Call, the effects are consistently characterized as energetic, happy, creative, focused, and inspired — a genuinely classic sativa effect profile, well-suited to daytime use, creative work, or social settings where you want to stay engaged and alert rather than winding down.
This is a meaningful contrast if you're coming from indica territory — where a strain like 3Saints Kush Cookies is built around relaxation and sedation, Rooster Call is built around the opposite goal: staying sharp, motivated, and uplifted rather than settling in for the evening.
Rooster Call is available as both whole dried flower (in multiple sizes, including 3.5g and 14g formats) and as pre-rolls, giving you flexibility depending on whether you prefer to pack your own or want something ready to go. The pre-roll format carries the same "rotating strain" logic as the flower — whatever's currently in the lineup gets rolled into the pre-roll batch as well.
Worth trying if:
Maybe not the pick if:
Since the specific strain rotates, get in the habit of actually reading the package before you buy — the current strain name and terpene breakdown will be printed directly on it. If you find a particular rotation you really love, it's worth asking staff whether that specific batch is likely to return, since Catch Me Outside's rotation means today's favourite may not be next month's release.
Rooster Call by Catch Me Outside is part of our sativa flower rotation at Greenbank Cannabis in Orléans, available in multiple sizes. Since the specific strain in rotation changes, check our online menu to see which genetics are currently in stock, or stop by our Orléans location where our team can walk you through what's currently available under the Rooster Call name.
Must be 19+ with valid government-issued photo ID to purchase. Greenbank Cannabis is an AGCO-licensed cannabis retailer serving Orléans, Cumberland, Beacon Hill, Blackburn Hamlet, and Ottawa East.