Lava Cake Strain
Chocolate and mint on the nose, and a very short runway to bed.
Lava Cake is a indica strain from Thin Mint GSC x Grape Pie, typically testing 20–25% THC and <1% CBD. It leans caryophyllene and limonene on the terpene side, smells like dark chocolate, mint, and a berry sweetness underneath, and most patients describe it as heavy body, quiet mind, warmth. It's a evening strain that people reach for end of the night, patients who want to stop thinking, weekend evenings — ask for it at RedBilly in Colcord or Roland, Oklahoma.
- THC
- 20–25%
- CBD
- <1%
- Type
- Indica
- Lineage
- Thin Mint GSC x Grape Pie
Lava Cake smells like the dessert it is named after, which is rarer than the menu names suggest. Dark chocolate leads, mint sits behind it, and there is a berry sweetness that comes from the Grape Pie side.
The cross is Thin Mint GSC with Grape Pie. The Cookies side is responsible for the mint and the structure; the Grape Pie side brings the sweetness and most of the weight.
Effects are indica in the traditional sense. Patients report the body arriving first and the head going quiet a few minutes later, with very little of the buzzy edge that some dessert crosses carry.
The runway to sleep is short, so we place it firmly at the end of the night rather than in the evening generally. Patients who take it at 7 PM usually tell us they were done by 8.
Caryophyllene sits at the front of the profile, which is a pattern across the Cookies family and is a fair predictor of the peppery warmth on the exhale.
Published THC ranges sit in the low-to-mid twenties, so patients with lower tolerance should take a small amount and wait rather than chasing the effect.
Lava Cake rotates through both stores when growers finish a run. The live menu is the reliable source for what is in the case today.
How it smells
Dark chocolate, mint, and a berry sweetness underneath
How it feels
- Heavy body
- Quiet mind
- Warmth
- Sleepy finish
Patients reach for it for
End of the night · Patients who want to stop thinking · Weekend evenings
From behind the counter
This is the jar for the night you have nothing left to do and no reason to stay up.
Lava Cake questions we get
Is Lava Cake good for sleep?
Patients pick it for the end of the night because the body effects arrive fast and the head goes quiet. That is patient preference, not medical advice.
How strong is Lava Cake?
Published ranges usually land in the 20–25% THC range, which is upper-middle for a current flower shelf.
What does Lava Cake taste like?
Dark chocolate and mint with a berry sweetness underneath and a peppery warmth on the exhale.
What is Lava Cake crossed from?
Thin Mint GSC crossed with Grape Pie, which explains both the mint-and-chocolate nose and the weight behind it.
Strains rotate with what our growers bring in. Check today's live menu to see if Lava Cake — or something close to it — is on the shelf right now.
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