Heisenberg Wax Ice Cream Cake

Heisenberg’s Ice Cream Cake wax is a concentrate named for a cross of Wedding Cake and Gelato #33, the strain covered in our Ice Cream Cake strain guide.

Grape-shaped buds under frosty trichomes

On the plant, Ice Cream Cake forms small, dense buds shaped like grapes, according to AllBud: forest green, threaded with thick orange hairs and coated in frosty white trichomes. Growers on Leafly report light green and purple buds under icy trichomes, and one AllBud reviewer saw light green flower with some amber and a lot of purple. A Leafly reviewer called the buds chunky and tightly packed.

Medium-tall plants and an 8 to 9 week flower

Leafly’s grow notes rate Ice Cream Cake as suited to intermediate and advanced growers, indoors or outdoors. The plants tend to be medium-tall, flower in 8 to 9 weeks and give a large yield.

Cheese, cream and a lingering nuttiness

AllBud says the name fits the flavour, which it describes as cheesy and creamy, with a sweet nuttiness that stays after the last toke. Its flavour tags are cheesy, creamy, nutty and sweet.

Scoopable, where crumble breaks apart

Wax and crumble are related soft, opaque extracts, but they handle differently: wax keeps a waxy body you can scoop, while crumble is dry enough to fall apart. Our wax guide explains the main kinds of wax, how people use it and how to keep it stored.

Strain THC and Health Canada’s word on wax

For the strain in general, AllBud’s average THC range is 20% to 25%. Wax gets a direct mention from Health Canada, which names it with shatter, hash and kief when describing extracts that run high in THC, and which steers first-timers and occasional consumers away from all of them. The agency’s lower-risk guidelines add a driving rule: wait 6 hours or longer after cannabis before taking the wheel.