When I don’t have time to thumb through the dispensary menu, I simply sort to the highest THC flower I can find and go. During my last visit to Consume Marion, Layer Cake from Rythm filled that spot.

Layer Cake is a slight indica leaning hybrid cross of Wedding Cake and (GMO X Triangle Kush) created by Swamp Boys Seeds. This batch from Rythm tested at 31.229% THCA and 32.187% total cannabinoids. The dominant terpenes were limonene, β-myrcene, and β-caryophyllene.  Alpha-pinene, beta-pinene, and linalool also appeared at appreciable levels.

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The tight, uniformly forest green buds were capped at the peaks by dense golden trichomes providing a golden hue overall. Small, dull orange hairs peeked out from underneath the trichome fuzz.

Aromas of spicy cedar wood, ripe cheese, and fresh grass leapt from the jar. The thick pungent aroma translated well into the flavor on the inhale. The smooth exhale rounded the taste out, evoking fresh heavy cream.

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The warm, tingly body buzz led me to believe this would be a traditional indica experience, but I was surprised by the energizing clearheadedness provided by the limonene as the effects built.

The combination of heavy body buzz and uplifting energy made me talkative and social, and I found this well suited for an evening with friends. Layer Cake proved very effective at relieving my pain and provided a strong indica style body buzz but kept me energized enough to prevent heavy sedation.

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