Ingrid

Ingrid stands out for neon-green buds that are dense and tightly bound, with little loose leaf. Our record types it as an indica at 15% THC with no CBD. Caryophyllene leads at 0.961%, then limonene at 0.87%, myrcene at 0.305%, humulene at 0.268%, linalool at 0.244% and pinene at 0.174%, with terpinolene barely present at 0.007%.

A caryophyllene-and-limonene lead is a livelier opening than the sleepy reputation suggests. Flavor on file is just earthy, and outside notes describe a skunky aroma. Effect tags read hungry, happy, sleepy and calm, with dry eyes, nervous and dry mouth as downsides.

Lineage is muddled: our record lists Afghani, Hash Plant and Northern Lights, while outside sources credit UK Cheese crossed with Hash Plant, so parentage varies. Outside reviewers rate sleepy and relaxed far above anything else. The 15% reading is lower than much current shelf flower, though the nervous tag is a reason to go slowly.