Indica

Indica is the end-of-day shelf: denser buds, a heavier smoke, and the mellow, sit-down feel most people reach for once the work is done. KingCrop keeps it stocked for two-hour delivery across the northwest GTA and Canada-wide shipping, built around the cultivars that actually move here. What is on the indica shelf The current rotation leans hard into the Pink and Kush families. Pink Rockstar is the AAAA anchor, with Pink Tuna, Pink Tomford and Pink Goo filling out the same lane a grade below. Donkey Butter and Platinum Cake cover the heavier, funkier end, while Candy Kush, LA Kush Pop, Master Yoda and Pulp Friction round it out. Pink Rockstar Smalls and Donkey Butter Smalls are those same cultivars in smaller nug sizes. How to choose between them Classic heavy evening smoke: stay in the Pink family. Pink Rockstar and Pink Tuna are the safest first picks. Gas and funk over sweetness: Pink Goo, the one indica currently sitting in the gas series. Dessert and candy notes: Platinum Cake, Candy Kush, LA Kush Pop. Grinding and jar-stocking: the two smalls, or Candy Kush and Platinum Cake from the ounce deals. Grade matters more than strain name on indica. AAAA means top bag appeal, tighter trim and a louder nose; Pink Rockstar and LA Kush Pop are the current picks. AAA is the same style of smoke with looser structure and a quieter jar, and it is where most of this shelf sits. Read the grade before the name. Rotation Do-Si-Dos, Black Crack, Gas Star and Passout Pink LSO have all come through in batches and return when the crop does. Cultivars that sell through come off the page entirely rather than sitting there unavailable, so what is listed is what is in the room. Ordering is 19+, and the store runs 12PM to 10PM daily. Indica FAQ What is the difference between the smalls and the regular jars? Smalls are the same cultivar in smaller bud sizes, the nugs that did not make the top-shelf sort. Pink Rockstar Smalls and Donkey Butter Smalls are the two we keep, and both sit in the ounce-deal lane. If you grind everything anyway, smalls are the better buy. All the Pink strains look similar. How do I pick one? Pink Rockstar is the benchmark: it is the only Pink we carry at AAAA, and the only one also stocked as smalls. Pink Tuna leans pungent and savoury, Pink Tomford is the sweeter and more polished cut, and Pink Goo is the gassiest of the four. Start there and move sideways once you know what you want more of. Should I buy AAA or AAAA indica? Go AAAA when the jar itself is part of the point, or when you are smoking it on its own and want the full nose. Go AAA when it is heading into a grinder or joints. The two grades smoke closer than they look. How should I store indica flower? Airtight glass, dark cupboard, room temperature. Skip plastic bags for anything you will keep past a week, and keep it away from the stove and sunny windows. The fridge is the one spot to avoid outright: the humidity swings in there flatten the smoke and invite mould. Why does the indica list change week to week? We list what is actually in the room, not a permanent menu. Indica moves faster than any other flower shelf here, so cultivars sell through and come back with the next batch. If a strain you want is missing, check back rather than assuming it is gone.