Lift Ticket

The dominant terpenes are limonene, caryophyllene, and myrcene - recorded here as citrus, pepper, and herbal respectively. Limonene brings bright citrus notes and is commonly linked to uplifting scent impressions, caryophyllene adds a spicy, peppery bite and is unusual for also interacting with cannabinoid receptors, while myrcene supplies a mellow, herbal backdrop. Together these terpenes create a layered nose and, through the so-called entourage effect, likely shape the overall sensory and subjective experience by complementing the high THC content.

Lift Ticket’s lineage of Frozen Lemons crossed with Ingrid helps explain both its aroma and potency. Frozen Lemons suggests a citrus-forward terpene inheritance that aligns with the prominent limonene here, while Ingrid contributes genetic depth to the cross. The combination of those two parents appears to have produced a compact, flavorful indica with a pronounced cannabinoid profile.

At 30% THC, Lift Ticket is significantly more potent than the typical strain in our catalog, which averages around 20% THC. That extra strength means effects will arrive more quickly and at lower doses for many users; the 1% CBG is present but modest compared with THC. Treat this as a high-THC cultivar and dose conservatively-especially if you’re used to average-strength flower.

As an indica, Lift Ticket is categorized with strains that are commonly associated with body-focused, settling sensations rather than the cerebral uplift of sativas. That classification suggests it leans toward relaxation and inward effects, though individual reactions vary and terpene balance will shape the nuance.

Lift Ticket is best used in the evening or any time you want an unmistakably potent, indica-leaning session. Because of the 30% THC level, it fits experienced consumers or those willing to microdose until they learn their tolerance. It’s well-suited to low-key activities where you want to settle in rather than stay highly active; start with small hits, allow time to assess, and avoid mixing with other strong cannabinoids or alcohol until you know how it affects you.