Ice Cream Cake

From its buttery, creamy, and sweet pastry aroma to its uplifting yet deeply relaxing stone, there's plenty to love about Ice Cream Cake. In this article, we'll shine a light on this beloved indica-dominant hybrid, its genetic origins, murky history, and hard-hitting effects. Keep reading to learn all there is to know about Ice Cream Cake. Strain History of Ice Cream Cake Ice Cream Cake is available from a variety of breeders and seed banks. Pinpointing its exact origins, however, is difficult, though the strain is most commonly associated with Seed Junky Genetics. Seed Junky is a renowned cannabis genetics brand operating out of California and led by Anthony Hart (aka JBeezy). Anthony has been growing cannabis since the early 2000s, with a passion for developing crosses and hunting down particular phenotypes with unique aromas, flavors, and effects. Besides Ice Cream Cake, Seed Junky has also put its name on strains like Wedding Cake, Kush Mints, and many more. Unfortunately, Seed Junky doesn't currently sell Ice Cream Cake seeds or clones. Other seed banks and breeders do, though these varieties may have different origins. Genetic Lineage of Ice Cream Cake Ice Cream Cake by Seed Junky is believed to be a cross of Wedding Cake and Gelato #33 (aka Larry Bird). Another variety, bred by Mad Scientist Genetics, however, is said to stem from Dream Cookie and Cheesecake. We'll explore both genetic varieties below. Wedding Cake and Gelato #33 are both well-known US strains. Wedding Cake is roughly 60% indica dominant and known to produce strong effects that couple intense mental euphoria with a deeply relaxing body stone. It is also attributed to Seed Junky Genetics, though its genetic origins are also heavily debated. Gelato #33, on the other hand, was bred by Mario Guzman of Sherbinskis and combines Sunset Sherbet with Thin Mint Cookies. Like GSC and other Cookies descendants, Gelato #33 is beloved for its balanced yet very potent effects. Ice Cream Cake by Mad Scientis