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Ice Cream Cake
Feminized
Ice Cream Cake delivers sweet vanilla flavour and heavy body effects. Growers find manageable height, a flowering span near eight to nine weeks and medium to high yields. You should use steady feeding, humidity control and canopy management for best results in Canadian grows.
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STRAIN PROFILE
Complete Cannabis Strain Specifications
| Trait | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Indica-dominant hybrid |
| THC | 20-25% |
| CBD | <1% |
| Grow Difficulty | Intermediate |
| Flowering Time | 8-9 weeks |
| Yield | Medium to high (approx. 400-500 g/m² indoor) |
| Height | 60-120 cm (compact, bushy) |
| Environment | Indoor and outdoor |
| Effects | Relaxed, Euphoric, Sleepy |
| Flavors | Vanilla, Cream, Earthy |
| Genetics | Wedding Cake x Gelato #33 |
| Climate | Mediterranean to warm continental (BC, Ontario) |
Ice Cream Cake Strain Information and Characteristics
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Strain Type:
Ice Cream Cake is an indica-dominant hybrid prized for heavy body effects. Canadian growers list the type as a dessert-style indica suited to evening use.
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THC Content:
THC levels typically range from 20% to 25% in tested samples. This potency sits higher than many mainstream Canadian favourites like Blue Dream.
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CBD Content:
CBD remains low, often under 1% in stable phenotypes. Medical users in Canada choose the strain for THC-driven symptom control rather than CBD therapy.
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Grow Difficulty:
Growing difficulty rates as intermediate for this cultivar. You need steady humidity control, pruning and nutrient management in Canadian indoor rooms.
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Flowering Time:
Indoor flowering completes in about eight to nine weeks. Outdoor growers in southern Canada harvest in late September to October.
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Expected Yield:
Yields run medium to high for a compact plant under good lights. Indoor results in Ontario regularly reach 400 to 500 g per square metre with optimized steps.
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Plant Height:
Plants stay compact and bushy, ideal for screened setups. Expect heights near 60 to 120 centimetres in controlled rooms.
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Growing Environment:
The cultivar suits both indoor tents and outdoor gardens. Outdoor in British Columbia yields high resin when summer stays dry and warm.
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Expected Effects:
Effects begin with uplift and move into deep physical relaxation. Many Canadian users prefer the profile for evening stress relief and sleep support.
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Genetic Lineage:
Genetics trace to Wedding Cake x Gelato #33 by lineage records. North American breeders selected phenotypes for aroma and heavy trichome production.
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Seed Type:
Seeds arrive feminized for growers seeking reliable female plants. MasterSeeds offers this formulation for home grows and small commercial runs in Canada.
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Preferred Climate:
Best climate ranges from Mediterranean to warm continental environments. In Canada the strain performs well in BC coastal zones and southern Ontario with a full summer.
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Q: My plants show slow stretch in preflower, normal?
A: Yes. Slow stretch fits compact indica-dominant genetics; keep training and maintain a steady feed schedule.
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Q: How do I prevent bud rot outdoors?
A: Open the canopy, space plants and prune lower foliage to improve airflow and reduce moisture pockets.
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Q: When should I harvest by trichomes?
A: Harvest when most trichomes turn cloudy with some amber for balanced effects and higher body impact.
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Q: Best drying and curing method?
A: Dry hang at about 18 C and 50% RH for seven to ten days, then jar cure with regular burping for several weeks.
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Q: Which pests affect Ice Cream Cake?
A: Watch for spider mites and powdery mildew in humid rooms; inspect daily and treat at first sign.
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