Indica Cream Feminized Seeds · Kannabia · Award-Winning, Fast-Flowering Indica

Indica Cream by Kannabia is a legendary, award-winning feminized seed that delivers a supremely relaxing experience wrapped in a fast, easy, and productive grow. This is the perfect indica for anyone who wants heavyweight results without the heavyweight effort.

Ever started a grow only to feel overwhelmed by long flowering times and finicky plants? You're not alone. That frustration of waiting months for a harvest, only to be met with mediocre yields or temperamental genetics, can kill the joy of cultivation. Indica Cream was bred specifically to solve that. It takes the best traits from its powerhouse parents—Maple Leaf, Afghan, and Black Domina—and combines them into a single, unstoppable package: speed, simplicity, and massive output.

Phase 1: Preparing Your Space

Before you pop a seed, set yourself up for success. Indica Cream is forgiving, but giving it a good start makes everything easier.

• Choose Your Final Pot Early: Whether indoors or out, plan for its final home. For photoperiod plants like this, a final pot of 11–20 L (2.9–5.3 gal) is ideal, depending on your space.
• Pick an Airy Substrate: Use a well-draining soil mix or coco coir to prevent waterlogging. A good base is crucial for the vigorous root system this plant develops.
• Gather Your Essentials: Have a simple nutrient line for vegetative and flowering stages ready. A reliable pH meter is non-negotiable for keeping your feed in the optimal soil range of 6.0–6.5.

Phase 2: Germination & The Seedling Stage

Getting your Indica Cream seed to sprout is straightforward. Keep it simple and stress-free.

1. Germinate with Care: Use your preferred method (paper towel, direct in soil) at a cozy 22–25 °C (71.6–77 °F). You’ll see a taproot in 1-3 days.
2. Transplant Gently: Once the seedling has a few sets of true leaves, move it to its final large pot. Minimizing root disturbance here encourages faster establishment.
3. Provide Gentle Light & Water: Use mild light (18/6 schedule) and let the topsoil dry slightly between waterings. This builds a strong, drought-resilient plant.

Phase 3: Vegetative Growth & Training

This is where Indica Cream shows its robust, indica-dominant structure. It's a perfect candidate for low-stress training to maximize your canopy.

1. Establish Vigor: Under an 18/6 light cycle, the plant will bush out with tight internodal spacing, creating a sturdy frame for those heavy buds.
2. Apply Low-Stress Training (LST): Gently bend and tie down main branches during late veg/early stretch. This opens up the plant for better light penetration and more bud sites.
3. Manage Nutrition: Feed a balanced vegetative nutrient to support leafy growth. The plant is not a heavy feeder, so avoid overdoing it—less is often more.
4. Monitor Environment: Keep temperatures between 22–26 °C (71.6–78.8 °F) and humidity around 50-60% for healthy, pest-resistant growth.

Phase 4: Flowering, Harvest & Cure

The payoff is quick and spectacular. Indica Cream transitions fast and packs on weight efficiently.

1. Trigger Flowering: Switch lights to a 12/12 schedule. You’ll see pre-flowers within days. The stretch is moderate, so don’t worry about it outgrowing your space.
2. Support the Buds: Around week 4-5 of flowering, the rock-hard, foxtailed buds will start gaining serious mass. Use soft ties or a SCROG net for support if needed.
3. Watch for Ripeness: This fast finisher is ready in just 50–55 days of flowering. The buds will be caked in white resin. Harvest when trichomes are mostly milky with some amber for a full-bodied, narcotic effect.
4. Dry & Cure Properly: Hang whole plants or branches to dry slowly at 18–22 °C (64.4–71.6 °F) and 50-60% RH for 10-14 days. Then, jar the buds and burp the jars daily for 2-4 weeks to develop that signature sweet, creamy flavor.

Advantages of This Structured Approach

Following a clear plan with Indica Cream isn't just about avoiding mistakes; it's about unlocking its full, award-winning potential.

• Maximized Yield: Proper training turns its bushy structure into a canopy of top-quality colas, pushing yields up to 600 g/plant (21.2 oz/plant) outdoors.
• Faster Harvests: You’re not waiting around. Its short flowering period means you can harvest dense, resinous buds by mid-September outdoors.
• Fewer Problems: Good air flow from training and a simple feed schedule prevent most common issues like mold or nutrient burn.
• Consistent Quality: A controlled environment from start to finish ensures every plant expresses its best genetics: potent, sweet, and deeply relaxing.
• Mastery & Confidence: Successfully growing a strain like this builds your skills and confidence for tackling even more exotic genetics in the future.

Frequently Asked Questions

How tall does Indica Cream grow?

Indoors, it stays relatively compact at 0.80–1.20 m (2.62–3.94 ft). Outdoors, with more space, it can reach over 2 m (6.56 ft), making it a great choice for a sunny garden spot.

Is it resistant to mold and pests?

Yes, one of its standout features is its strong resistance to common molds like botrytis and pests. Its robust structure and resin coating provide natural defenses, especially when good airflow is maintained.

What's the best use for the harvest?

Thanks to its incredibly resinous buds, Indica Cream is a top choice for making hash and concentrates. The smoke itself is a heavy, sedative indica perfect for evening relaxation.

Can beginners grow this strain?

Absolutely. Its easy-going nature, forgiveness of minor mistakes, and straightforward nutrient needs make Indica Cream an excellent choice for a first-time grower looking for a guaranteed, high-quality result.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

I've run Indica Cream in our test gardens for years, and it's one of my go-to recommendations for anyone wanting a 'set it and forget it' heavy indica. Outdoors, it's a beast—I've had plants hit nearly 2.5 m (8.2 ft) and yield over 500 g (17.64 oz) of solid, greasy buds each. The key is to not overcomplicate it. I use a simple soil mix and a basic two-part nutrient system. I do employ a quality bloom booster during weeks 4-6 of flower to really pump up the bud density, but that's it. Compared to other 'elite' indicas that can be nutrient-sensitive or slow, Indica Cream is a workhorse. My only tip: don't skip the support. In its final weeks, those buds get so fat they'll snap branches if you're not careful. A little early training and some soft ties later on make all the difference. The smoke? Unmistakably sweet, deeply physical, and exactly what you want after a long day.

Technical Specifications

• Breeder / Brand: Kannabia Seeds
• Type: Feminized Photoperiod
• Dominance: 100% Indica
• Genetics: Maple Leaf x Afghan x Black Domina
• Flowering Time: 50–55 days
• Indoor Yield: Up to 500 g/m² (approx. 1.61 oz/ft²)
• Outdoor Yield: Up to 600 g/plant (approx. 21.2 oz/plant)
• Indoor Height: 0.80–1.20 m (2.62–3.94 ft)
• Outdoor Height: Can exceed 2 m (6.56 ft)
• Difficulty: Low (Easy)
• THC: Approx. 15–20%
• CBD:
• Aromatic Profile: Sweet, creamy, earthy with hash undertones
• Effect: Deeply relaxing, physically sedating, narcotic. Ideal for nighttime use.
• Resistance: High resistance to mold and pests.
• Awards: Summer Cannabis Cup Barcelona 2013 (2nd Professional), Cannabis Canarias Cup 2013 (3rd Copa Pro).