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Deadband, the flatline indica

In engineering, a deadband is the zone where the needle refuses to move. The house strain wearing the name earns it: four formats, four straight-indica grades, myrcene on top of every panel, no drift, no surprises.

What it is

A Medizin-program indica whose band-family name invites lineage guesses we will not print. What is verifiable is the most committed indica consistency in our current garden alongside Baby Turtle.

What our lab panels show

The live rosin is the statement piece: myrcene at 4.81%, one of the highest single-terpene readings in the store, over limonene and linalool at 89 mg/g total terpenes. The 3.5g flower tests 28.5% THC with the same myrcene-linalool shape; the infused pre-roll and live resin hold it too. Every grade: indica. Myrcene at these levels is the deep, earthy end of cannabis, and linalool's floral softness keeps it from reading harsh.

What that means for you

Deadband and Baby Turtle are the two poles of the same question: our heaviest myrcene indicas, one from each program. This one brings slightly richer rosin numbers; that one brings the strongest flower. Either way, this is end-of-day chemistry, and the potency deserves respect.

Shopping it here

Deadband currently runs Medizin flower, an infused pre-roll, live resin, and the live rosin. Search it on the live menu.

Lab figures are from our committed menu snapshot and change batch to batch; the product page always shows the current panel. Effects vary by person; nothing here is medical advice. For use only by adults 21 and older.