Indica
Ice Cream Cake Strain
Indica · vanilla cake and cream cheese icing · when the plan is sleep

| Flavor profile | Vanilla, Cream Cheese, Butter |
|---|---|
| Reported feel | Relaxed, Sleepy, Hungry |
| Strain type | Indica-dominant |
The short answer
Ice Cream Cake is an indica and a genuinely sedating one, which makes it a night-time strain, not an evening one. If you have a sweet tooth it will land: the flavor is dessert-forward with clear vanilla running through it and a creamy finish. Reach for it when the plan is sleep and nothing else. We sell it as a THCa cartridge, a live resin CBD cartridge, and as disposables in both, so you can pick how strong you want it.
THCa is the cannabinoid a hemp lab measures, CBD is a separate one, and that gap is why these two carts land nowhere near each other.
Indica (Evening)
Vanilla, Cream Cheese
Relaxing, Sedating
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Ice Cream Cake THCa Live Resin Cart
Full gram, strain-specific live resin. Indica-dominant, evening pick.
Starting at $60
Ice Cream Cake CBD Live Resin Cart
Same strain, CBD instead of THCa. The frosting flavor without the weight.
Starting at $60
510 Vape Batteries
Already have carts? Match Ice Cream Cake with a TribeTokes battery.
Ice Cream Cake THCa Live Resin Disposable
All-in-one, nothing to charge. The same strain-specific live resin.
Starting at $60
Ice Cream Cake CBD Live Resin Disposable
The CBD version in an all-in-one pen. Same flavor, far less head change.
Starting at $60
You Pick 2 THCa Carts (Save $20)
Pair Ice Cream Cake with a second strain and keep both at a discount.
$100
You Pick 3 THCa Carts (Save $30)
Choose any three THCa live resin strains, this one included.
$150
THCa Starter Kits
Everything needed to begin, a battery and a cart bundled together.
Starting at $60
Ice Cream Cake at a glance
| Strain type | Indica |
| Best time | Night |
| Tastes like | Rich vanilla cake with cream cheese icing, a hint of nuts, a touch of citrus |
| Feels like | Genuinely sedating. Reach for it when the plan is sleep |
| Top terpenes | d-Limonene, beta-myrcene, linalool |
| Lineage | Wedding Cake crossed with Gelato #33 |
Is Ice Cream Cake indica or sativa?
Indica, and one of the few strains we’d describe as genuinely sedating.
Most things labeled indica relax you. This one doesn’t stop there. The body arrives heavily, the head goes quiet with it, and the honest description is that it ends your evening and does not improve it.
Night, and specifically the part of the night where sleep is the plan. There isn’t a version of this that works before dinner.
Ice Cream Cake strain effects
Heavy and quieting. It arrives as weight, never as lift.
It comes on within about ten minutes and it comes on physically. Limbs get heavy, the body stops asking to move, and the mental side follows quickly, which is what separates this from indicas that keep your head busy while your legs go.
The word people use is sedating, and unusually for a strain description it’s literal, not aspirational. If you take a normal amount and then try to stay up, you will lose that argument.
It brings an appetite fairly quickly, so eat first if you intend to eat at all.
It also lasts. Longer than most, and it fades by handing you over to sleep, never by wearing off, which is either exactly what you wanted or a problem, depending on the hour you started.
Good for: the last hour before bed, being physically wrecked, and evenings with nothing after them. Bad for: everything else, and that isn’t a criticism. It’s the most single-purpose strain on our menu and it’s very good at the one thing.
What Ice Cream Cake tastes and smells like
Rich vanilla cake with cream cheese icing, a hint of nuts and a touch of citrus.
The dairy is the dominant note and it’s convincing. Where most sweet strains land on sugar, this one lands on butterfat, and the cream cheese comparison is specific, not decorative: there’s a slight tang under the sweetness that stops it being flat.
The nuttiness sits at the back and the citrus is barely there, a brightness more than a flavor. It’s a dense, indulgent smell, and a small room will know about it.
If you like anything herbal, piney or gassy, this will read as a dessert menu, not a cannabis one, and nobody would blame you for choosing differently.
Ice Cream Cake terpenes
d-Limonene, beta-myrcene and linalool, in that order.
d-Limonene
Leads, which is a surprise on a strain this heavy. Limonene is the citrus terpene, most associated with brightness, and here it’s doing flavor work here, not effect work. It is the faint lift at the edge of the cream, and nothing you actually feel.
Beta-myrcene
Second, and this is where the weight comes from. Myrcene is the terpene most linked to a settled, heavy body, and on a strain that sedates this reliably its position is the single most useful thing in the profile.
Linalool
Third, and it’s the interesting one. Linalool is the lavender terpene, floral and soft, and it’s the compound most associated with calm. Finding it in a top three is uncommon, and myrcene plus linalool is about as clean a chemical account of a sleep-adjacent strain as cannabis offers.
That’s the profile in our Ice Cream Cake oil. A flower panel on the same strain comes back different, because some of the aroma is lost on the way into the oil, and a terpene name will predict smell and feel, never strength.
How strong is Ice Cream Cake?
Strong, and it feels stronger because of how completely it commits.
Ice Cream Cake flower usually tests somewhere between 20 and 26% THC, which is high without being extreme. The reason it lands harder than that suggests is that the effect is entirely physical and entirely in one direction, with nothing pulling the other way.
We carry it two ways. The THCa version is full strength and it does what the reputation says. The CBD live resin version keeps the flavor and the calm without the intoxication, which makes it a genuinely different product, not a weaker one.
Both run 70 to 95% total cannabinoids, a figure describing concentration, never force. Set beside a flower percentage it tells you nothing useful.
One draw, five minutes, then decide. Longer than usual here, because the weight builds for a while after you think it has finished.
What is Ice Cream Cake crossed with?
Wedding Cake crossed with Gelato, which is why it tastes the way it does and hits the way it does.
Wedding Cake is the heavier parent and where most of the sedation comes from. It’s a dense, physical strain with a reputation for ending evenings, and this one inherited that wholesale.
Gelato brought the flavor. The berry-and-cream register that runs through the whole modern dessert menu comes from that side, and here it turned into something closer to actual cake than anything Gelato itself produces.
That pairing explains the odd thing about this strain: a genuinely indulgent flavor attached to a genuinely serious effect. Most strains that taste like dessert behave like dessert. This one doesn’t.
If Wedding Cake has felt like too much, this is that weight with a better flavor and no less commitment. If Gelato has never been heavy enough for the end of a night, this is the version that is.
Ice Cream Cake compared to Slurricane and Northern Lights
Three indicas for the end of a night, sorted by how decisively each one ends it.
Slurricane is the closest on weight and the most similar in intent. Sweet berry where this one is vanilla cake, and it arrives a little more gradually. Take the Slurricane if you want this level of heaviness with a fruit flavor instead of a dairy one.
Northern Lights is the gentle one and the better pick if you still want to be awake in an hour. Pine and soft citrus, moderate strength, and it settles you without putting you down. Take the Northern Lights if Ice Cream Cake has ever been more than you wanted, which is a common experience and a fair one.
Short version: Northern Lights to settle, Slurricane to be done, Ice Cream Cake when you want to be done and want dessert about it.
Ice Cream Cake, ICC, and the cake strains around it
ICC is the shorthand, and the wider cake family is looser than the names suggest.
Wedding Cake is the parent and it’s a genuinely different plant, heavier on the vanilla and lighter on the cream. Birthday Cake, Purple Ice Cream Cake and the rest are separate crosses or selections, and their relationship to this one varies from close to nominal.
Cake in a strain name has turned into a flavor category and away from a family. It signals sweet, dense and dessert-leaning, and it tells you very little about lineage or about what the strain will do.
What is Ice Cream Cake good for?
Sleep, and being physically finished.
That’s the whole list, and the honesty is the point. It’s the strain to reach for when the day’s genuinely over: after a long shift on your feet, after a hard session at the gym, or at the end of a night where the only remaining decision is when to go upstairs.
It suits stillness and a dark room. It doesn’t suit company unless the company has the same plan, because it makes people quiet, never sociable, and that’s a strange thing to inflict on a group who came round to talk.
Where it’s the wrong pick: any daytime hour, anything requiring you to finish something, and anyone new to cannabis. If you want an indica with room to move, Northern Lights is the better first step and we’d rather send you there.
What we sell, and where to buy Ice Cream Cake
Four, all $60, split between full strength and no intoxication.
THCa live resin disposable. Full strength, charged and ready. The version the reputation is about.
THCa live resin cart. Identical oil, 510 fitting, and the better value per gram once you have a battery.
CBD live resin disposable. The flavor and the calm with effectively none of the intoxication.
CBD live resin cart. The same, in cartridge form.
That split is worth a thought before you default past it. The THCa versions are for when sleep’s the plan. The CBD versions are for when you want the vanilla-cake flavor and a settled evening but intend to still be functional, and they’re the ones people underrate. Live resin across all four means the terpenes came off the plant instead of being added back, which on a dairy-heavy flavor is the difference between cream and syrup. We ship to most states with your batch certificate on the product page, and the store locator lists nearby stockists.
If you like Ice Cream Cake, try
The nearest relative on the most widely reported family tree is Wedding Cake, and the two don’t feel the same. Wedding Cake is the sweeter, more openly euphoric of the pair, relaxing without necessarily being sedating.
Ice Cream Cake takes that dessert flavor and adds weight: creamier vanilla, a buttery finish where the original is sugary, and a heavier ending. If you want the flavor and still want to be a person afterwards, Wedding Cake. If the point of the evening is that it ends early, this one.
Gelato is the lighter, more balanced cousin, and it shares a parent on the most-reported version of the family tree. Reach for it when you want the flavor family without the ending.
London Pound Cake lands in similar indica-dominant territory with a berrier, less vanilla-forward profile. It’s the closest thing in our line to a like-for-like swap.
Cherry Zlushie shares the weight and the indica-dominant character with a sweet cherry front end instead of frosting.
Biscotti is the nuttier, spicier take on the same dessert idea, and it’s the one to try if the vanilla reads as too sweet for you.
Birthday Cake rounds out the group with the same cake-and-frosting flavor family and a slightly gentler ending than this one.
Ice Cream Cake FAQ
Ice Cream Cake is an indica, and a comfortable one. It settles you without knocking you out, arriving in the body first and staying pleasant the whole way through. Evening strain, and a good one to end on rather than start with.
Ice Cream Cake is an indica from the dessert end of the menu, crossing Wedding Cake with Gelato #33. It’s known for a sweet, creamy vanilla flavor and for relaxation that feels cozy rather than heavy. If you like the Gelato family but want something that leans further toward the evening, this is it.
Ice Cream Cake tastes like vanilla cake and cream cheese icing. It’s one of the sweetest profiles we carry and it doesn’t pretend otherwise, with a doughy richness underneath the sugar and only a faint earthiness at the back. Dessert, and it isn’t shy about it.
Ice Cream Cake stacks up d-limonene first, beta-myrcene next, linalool in third. Limonene brings a citrus lift you notice more in the aroma than the flavor. Myrcene is the settled, heavy one and does most of the body work. Linalool is the floral, calming terpene and it’s what makes this feel soothing rather than sedating. That’s the profile in our Ice Cream Cake products.
Ice Cream Cake flower usually tests somewhere between 20 and 26% THC, which is toward the higher end. Our vapes run 70 to 95% total cannabinoids and come in a full-strength THCa version and a CBD version with no intoxication at all. Start with one draw and give it two minutes.
Ice Cream Cake is Wedding Cake crossed with Gelato #33. Wedding Cake brings the sweet, doughy body and Gelato #33 the creamy structure, which is why this tastes more like an actual dessert than most strains that borrow dessert names.
Ice Cream Cake is for ending the day comfortably. It suits the last couple of hours before bed, a long evening with nothing after it, and the point where you want to stop being productive. It tends to bring an appetite, which is worth planning around.
TribeTokes sells Ice Cream Cake in four at $60. A THCa live resin cart and disposable for the full-strength version, and a CBD live resin cart and disposable if you want the flavor and the wind-down without anything intoxicating. That CBD pair is one of the few places on our menu where an evening strain comes without the evening.
The questions people actually ask about this strain, answered against the sources rather than the folklore.
