Genetics: Grape Cake Head #19 × Gelly Biscuit (Dirty Bird Genetics) Type: Indica-Dominant Hybrid Description: Murder Biscuits is a bold, resin-rich indica-dominant cultivar bred by Dirty Bird Genetics that delivers on both bag appeal and potent effects. This cross between the juicy, flavorful Grape Cake Head and the dense, dessert-leaning Gelly Biscuit yields robust plants with a vigorous structure, impressive lateral branching, and tightly stacked calyxes. The buds are dense and colorful, often showing green tones with hints of purple and vibrant orange pistils under a thick frost of trichomes. On the nose and palate, Murder Biscuits differentiates itself with a complex sweet yet chemical aroma—a mix of sugary dessert notes with a sharp, almost fumey quality that sets it apart from traditional cookie or biscuit profiles. Dominant terpenes include caryophyllene and terpinolene, with supporting notes of pinene, humulene, and myrcene, creating a layered scent and flavor experience that’s earthy, sweet, and slightly pungent. Effects: The experience leans toward deep relaxation and introspective headspace, with a spacey onset that can leave you lost in thought and detached from heavy mental focus. It’s a potent cultivar that tends to mellow motivation and ease both mind and body, making it ideal for evening sessions, stress relief, or unwinding after a long day. Aroma & Flavor: Sweet & chemical • Earthy • Dessert-leaning undertones • Fumey spice Why It Stands Out: Murder Biscuits is celebrated for its strong terpene complexity, high resin production, and unmistakable aroma that balances sweetness with a sharper edge. Its vigorous growth and above-average yields also make it appealing for boutique flower runs and concentrate projects alike.