The best indica strains in Ohio.

Top indica strains in Ohio

These seven indicas are on Bloom Ohio menus and draw steady repeat purchases. Four of them — Garlic Cookies, Ice Cream Cake, Hash Burger and Muul Fuel — were among the nine most-purchased flower strains across Bloom's Ohio dispensaries from February to April 2026. Stock changes often; browse indica flower to see what's in your store now.

Garlic Cookies

Bloom Ohio's best-selling flower strain. Also sold as GMO elsewhere, it's savory and pungent rather than sweet, with dense, frosty buds and a heavy terpene nose.

• Type: Indica
• Cultivator: Riviera Creek
• Aroma and flavor: Garlic, gas, earth, herbs
• Lineage: Chemdawg x Girl Scout Cookies

Ice Cream Cake

A dessert-style indica with compact buds that run from light green to deep purple under a thick layer of trichomes.

• Type: Indica
• Cultivator: Klutch
• Aroma and flavor: Sweet, creamy, vanilla, berry
• Lineage: Wedding Cake x Gelato #33

Hash Burger

Bold and earthy with a citrus twist. One of the most-purchased flower strains across Bloom Ohio stores this year.

• Type: Indica
• Cultivator: Belushi's Farm
• Aroma and flavor: Spicy lemon, pine, wood

Muul Fuel

Gassy and pungent, with a diesel-forward aroma layered over subtle fruity undertones.

• Type: Indica
• Cultivator: Belushi's Farm
• Aroma and flavor: Diesel, spice, fruit

Garlic Breath

A savory, earthy cross for shoppers who like the Garlic Cookies family. Buckeye Relief sells its Garlic Breath 2.0 cut; King City Gardens also grows this cultivar.

• Type: Indica
• Cultivator: Buckeye Relief
• Aroma and flavor: Savory garlic, earth, gas
• Lineage: GMO x Mendo Breath

Permanent Marker

A loud, unusual nose that mixes sweet candy and florals with a sharp, gassy edge.

• Type: Indica
• Cultivator: Klutch
• Aroma and flavor: Floral, candy, gas
• Lineage: Biscotti x Jealousy x Sherb BX

Lemon Dosi

A brighter indica, with a lemon top note over a sweet, doughy base.

• Type: Indica
• Cultivator: Buckeye Relief
• Aroma and flavor: Lemon, sweet cookie, earth

What indica actually means

Indica is a label for a plant's heritage. Cannabis indica traces back to the Hindu Kush region and tends to grow short and bushy, with broad leaves and a shorter flowering time. Decades of crossbreeding mean almost every strain on an Ohio menu is a hybrid of some kind, and "indica" usually means indica-leaning genetics.

That's why the label alone doesn't tell you how a strain will feel. Terpenes — the compounds behind aroma and flavor — other cannabinoids, how much you use and your own body all shape the experience. Use indica as a starting point for browsing, read the full label, and ask a budtender if you're unsure.

Where to buy indica flower at Bloom Ohio

Every Bloom Ohio store carries a rotating selection of indica flower, and menus update daily. Stores are open 8 AM to 10 PM, every day. Browse indica flower, order online and pick up with Grab & Go. Bloom doesn't deliver.

• Bloom Akron — 737 E North St, Akron
• Bloom Athens — 9 W Stimson Ave, Athens
• Bloom South Columbus — 1546 Lockbourne Rd, Columbus
• Bloom West Columbus — 1361 Georgesville Rd, Columbus
• Bloom Massillon — 254 Federal Ave NW, Massillon
• Bloom Painesville Township — 382 Blackbrook Rd, Painesville
• Bloom Seven Mile — 403 S Main St, Seven Mile
• Bloom North Columbus — 5020 N High St, Columbus. Opening soon.

Adult-use customers must be 21 or older with a valid government-issued photo ID. Registered Ohio medical patients can shop the medical menu. See Ohio possession limits for how much you can buy.

How to choose an indica

A few filters make the indica menu easier to navigate. They're starting points, not rules.

By aroma

Indicas cover a lot of ground. Savory and gassy (Garlic Cookies, Garlic Breath), sweet and creamy (Ice Cream Cake), or citrus-bright (Lemon Dosi, Hash Burger). Pick the flavor family you like, then explore the terpenes behind it — myrcene and caryophyllene for earthy, peppery profiles, limonene for citrus.

By THC range

Higher THC means more THC per gram, not a better strain. If you're new, choose a lower-THC option, start with a small amount and go slow.

By cultivator

If you've liked one strain from a grower, their other cultivars are a good next try. Explore Riviera Creek, Klutch, Belushi's Farm and Buckeye Relief, or see every grower at Ohio cannabis brands.

By format and budget

Ohio flower comes in 2.83 g, 3.5 g, 5.66 g and 14.15 g packages. Smalls and popcorn buds are smaller nugs of the same cultivars at a lower price. Each package is tested for its own batch, so check its label.

Curious about the other side of the menu? Read our guides to the best sativa strains in Ohio and the best hybrid strains in Ohio.

Legal notice. This guide is for general information, not legal advice. Ohio's cannabis laws can change at any time. Check current rules with the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control or ask a qualified attorney. Bloom only sells products from cultivators and processors licensed by the state of Ohio.