Houseplant is Seth Rogen’s cannabis company and so far they seem to be getting mixed reviews.
With a general name like “Indica” we were a bit curious as to which strain this was… a bit of digging led us to 91Krypt, an indica-dominant strain that was created by crossing Chemdog 91 (1991 being the year it was developed) and Captain Krypt OG (a combination of OG Kush and Kryptonite). As a result, 91Krypt’s dominant terpenes include caryophyllene and limonene resulting in a musky earthy aroma that will be familiar to longtime smokers.
So how does Houseplant’s Indica compare against other similar products like Edison’s Chemdog?
Check our review, rating and photos below.
Smell
The product arrived in a heavy pink container with security lid. The aroma that slowly drifted out of the container was definitely interesting with initial hints of sweetness. Taking a deep inhale we noticed a very strong but pleasant sweet musky floral scent that became more prevalent the longer we kept the lid off. The smell was a pretty accurate match to Houseplant’s description.
Appearance
Houseplant’s Indica is a nice looking plant. With a robust and hardy appearance, the small buds were approximately all the same size, contained multiple shades of green, a spongy feel when squeezed, lots of orange hairs and a nice thin glazed layer of trichomes.
Flavour
The flavour really brings home why this company is called ‘Houseplant’. Sadly instead of getting more of that pleasant sweetness our nose got, we received a very strong plant taste that lasted from start to finish. Literally plant. Not herbal, but fresh cut green plant! Whether this was due to freshness or curing process, the taste was not as enjoyable as the aroma.
Experience
Listed as having 22.0% THC content, we found Houseplant’s Indica was a decent product, but certainly not one we’d aggressively recommend to friends. It delivered a strong high that was above average and with mild mental impact while producing a moderately strong body buzz focused around the face. It was enjoyable, but there are better indica strains available for the same price or lower so you need to keep that in mind.
