Local Grove - 1g Live Rosin - Ice Cream Cake

75% THC

9.18% Terpenes

Description

Genetics: Gelato #33 x Wedding Cake Breeder: Seed Junky Genetics Selected by: Local Grove (seed hunt, in-house pheno) Aroma & Flavor: Vanilla cream layered with strong gas Effects: Indica-dominant – relaxing body high with sweet, gassy undertones Awards: 2nd Place – 2022 High Times Cannabis Cup Ice Cream Cake is a decadent cross chosen for its standout vanilla cream flavor paired with a powerful gas profile.

Product Details

THC75%

Terpenes9.18%

Cannabinoids

Cannabinoids are naturally occurring chemical compounds found in cannabis that provide consumers with a wide range of effects. THC and CBD are examples of some of the most commonly known cannabinoids.

THCA

85.51%

CBGA

1.97%

Cannabis Terpene Profile

Terpenes give cannabis its distinct smell and flavor. They also work with cannabinoids to create the plant's various effects and benefits. Local Grove - 1g Live Rosin - Ice Cream Cake has a total terpene content of 9.18%. The most abundant terpene in Local Grove - 1g Live Rosin - Ice Cream Cake is Limonene, followed by BetaCaryophyllene and Humulene.

Terpene Breakdown

Limonene (Citrus)

35.25%

Known for its mood-elevating properties, Limonene may also aid in digestion and stress relief.

BetaCaryophyllene (Peppery)

32.56%

BetaCaryophyllene binds to cannabinoid receptors and offers potential anti-inflammatory effects.

Humulene (Earthy)

17.26%

Humulene acts as an appetite suppressant, besides offering anti-inflammatory benefits.

BetaMyrcene (Musky)

7.96%

BetaMyrcene can enhance relaxation and may have sedative effects, helping to ease tension.

BetaPinene (Herbal)

6.98%

BetaPinene can improve focus and clarity, with potential anti-inflammatory effects.

About the Brand

LOCALGROVE

Genetics are the #1 factor in determining the quality of cannabis, we carefully source quality genetics from different breeders throughout the world. The vast majority of Localgrove’s cultivars are pheno hunted and selected from seed for their unique smell and taste.

Frequently Asked Questions

About Live Rosin

Live rosin is a solventless cannabis concentrate made from fresh-frozen cannabis. The frozen material is first washed into ice water hash (bubble hash), then pressed with heat and pressure to extract a pure, terpene-rich oil. No chemical solvents are used at any stage, just ice water, heat, and pressure, making it one of the cleanest concentrate forms you can buy. It typically runs 65 to 85% THC with high terpene content, delivering strain-specific flavors that closely match the living plant. The labor-intensive, multi-step process is why live rosin carries a premium price tag.

Both start with fresh-frozen cannabis to lock in peak terpenes and cannabinoids, but extraction is where they split. Live resin uses hydrocarbon solvents (butane or propane) to pull out cannabinoids and terpenes. Live rosin skips solvents entirely. The frozen material gets washed with ice water to separate trichome heads into bubble hash, which is dried and pressed with heat and pressure into the final product. That solvent-free process is why live rosin appeals to people who prioritize purity, and why it typically costs more than live resin.

Low temps are the move with live rosin. Dab at 400 to 500 degrees F using an e-rig or e-nail for precise control, or try cold start dabs where you load rosin into a cool banger and slowly heat until vapor forms. Nectar collectors work well for quick sessions too. Since live rosin is solventless and packed with terpenes, lower temperatures give you the best flavor and a smooth, full-spectrum effect that higher heat can wash out.

It comes down to purity and flavor. No chemical solvents means you're only inhaling what the plant naturally produces: cannabinoids, terpenes, and other beneficial compounds. The fresh-frozen starting material preserves the strain's real aroma and taste, so every dab reflects the actual cultivar. For people who care about clean extraction and full-spectrum effects, live rosin is hard to beat.

Yes, live rosin should be refrigerated. Its high terpene and moisture content makes it sensitive to heat. Leaving it at room temperature can cause it to butter up, change texture, and lose the volatile terpenes that give it its flavor. Fresh press live rosin and full-melt preparations are especially sensitive and should always stay cold. Cold cured live rosin badder is more forgiving and won't break down as fast at room temp, but the fridge still preserves peak quality. At King of Budz, all live rosin is kept refrigerated in-store from the moment it arrives, and our vendor buy-back program ensures no product sits past its freshness window, so every jar you buy is at its best.