Lava Cake

Lava Cake crosses Thin Mint GSC with Grape Pie, and the source calls it a powerful indica-leaning hybrid. Our record labels it an indica with no THC figure, while the source lists about 22%. Caryophyllene leads at 0.56%, myrcene follows at 0.51%, then humulene at 0.17% and limonene at 0.16%, a heavier, spicier mix than most cake-named strains show.

Flavor tags are fruity and sweet, and the source describes smooth, cakey terpenes with a freshly baked, sugary-dough smell, plus pepper, mint and vanilla tags. Effect tags include aroused, euphoric, giggly, happy and hungry, with sleepy among them, and reviewers' top three are relaxed, sleepy and tingly. Dry eyes, dry mouth and dizziness are the reported side effects.

The source suggests unwinding after work or on a day off. The even split between caryophyllene and myrcene supports that settled feel, so evening use makes sense, ideally with some snacks within reach.