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Rose Killer, seven panels with one answer

Most strains in this series have a plot twist somewhere in their panels. Rose Killer does not: caryophyllene leads every one of its seven current formats, and the chemotypes march from indica-hybrid to straight indica. It is the most consistent strain in our garden, and the consistency is the point.

What it is

A Medizin-program house cut with a florist-hostile name and no published pedigree we would stand behind. What we can stand behind: seven formats, one chemical personality.

What our lab panels show

The live resin tests caryophyllene at 2.88%, about as dominant as the pepper-spice terpene gets on our shelf, with humulene (its earthy, hops-family sibling) the constant second and linalool softening the base. The cured resin reads the same at 2.26%, the pre-roll at 1.11%, and the 3.5g flower holds the pattern at 24.2% THC. Even the one bright spot, a live-resin cart with limonene at 1.86%, keeps caryophyllene right behind it. Chemotypes: indica or indica-hybrid on six of seven.

What that means for you

Caryophyllene-humulene is the profile people mean when they say a strain smells like heat and earth rather than fruit. If that is your lane, Rose Killer is the house's most reliable ticket, and because the profile holds across formats, you can pick purely by intensity: flower, pre-roll, or dab. The terpene guide covers the pair.

Shopping it here

Rose Killer currently runs Medizin flower, a pre-roll, live resins, a cured resin, and a cart. 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.