ColdFire - LCG-String - Cured Resin Juice Cart - 1g

ColdFire - LCG-String - Cured Resin Juice Cart - 1g

LCG-String reads like a part number: LCG in ColdFire's naming means Lemon Cherry Gelato, and String is unexplained. It is a brand-new in-house ColdFire Extracts cured resin cartridge, September 2026 batch, grown by Greenmount LLC in Long Beach. The terpene sheet says lemon peel and lavender with a green-apple edge, not the lime-and-berry LCG you know.

Quick Reference

• Type: Hybrid (grower has not published; confirm on the box)
• Lineage: Not published by the grower
• Format: 1g cured resin cartridge, 510 thread, battery sold separately
• Flavors: Lemon peel, lavender, green apple, pepper
• Best time: Evening, provisionally

Genetics & Lineage

The official spelling is LCG-String, hyphen included, per the COA and Weedmaps, and it is not ColdFire's LCG x Z, LCG x Dosidos, or plain Lemon Cherry Gelato cart. No cross has been published. The prefix points at Lemon Cherry Gelato, the Backpackboyz cut known for lime, berry, and a tingly, relaxed, indica-leaning ride, but a prefix is not a pedigree. No collab farm is named.

About ColdFire

Cured resin means the Greenmount flower was dried and cured before ColdFire ran it. Every batch carries a public SC Labs COA with a terpene sheet matched to the box code.

Flavor & Aroma

Limonene on top with linalool right behind it, so the first impression is lemon peel wrapped in lavender, a florist's lemon, not a candy one. Myrcene and beta-caryophyllene follow for a musky base and a pepper snap, then the interesting one, trans-beta-farnesene: green apple skin with a floral crispness. That is the sheet talking; the reviews have not caught up yet.

Effects

Onset in a few minutes. After that, this cut has no track record. If it leans on its LCG side, expect the Lemon Cherry Gelato pattern: tingly, relaxed, more body than head, couch-bound on a heavy session. If limonene and farnesene run the show, it may run brighter. Plan for the relaxed version and budget an hour or two.

Best For

• The Broadway end of Columbus after dark, neon on, no plans past the next block
• Lemon Cherry Gelato loyalists curious about the odd cousin
• Floral and citrus without a fuel note
• First sessions with the dose low and notes taken

Dosing

Single puff, low heat, a real pause; if the LCG side shows up it arrives as a body tingle, and you want to know that first.

Storage

Upright in a cool drawer, away from windows; warm resin thins and sinks into the coil.

Similar Strains

If you like LCG-String, also consider: ColdFire Frosted Fruits (same limonene-and-linalool sheet, minus the apple), ColdFire x Life Is Not Grape DeLulu (sour lemon with a documented grower), or ColdFire Alien OG Live Resin (lemon leaning pine and fuel, not floral).

Frequently Asked Questions

Is LCG-String indica or sativa? The type is not yet published by the grower; the shop lists LCG-String as a hybrid for now.

What does LCG-String taste like? Per the terpene sheet, LCG-String should taste like lemon peel and lavender with a green-apple edge.

How strong is LCG-String? Treat LCG-String as a full-strength cured resin cart and start with one low-temperature puff.

What is LCG-String good for? LCG-String is good for an evening test drive; a Lemon Cherry Gelato lean would mean relaxed and tingly, not energizing.

Who sells ColdFire LCG-String in North Beach? ColdFire LCG-String carts are available at Gemme Verdi, 899 Columbus Ave in North Beach, San Francisco.

Available at Gemme Verdi 899 Columbus Ave, North Beach, San Francisco Call us: (415) 590-7538 | View Current Deals ColdFire is Buy 2 Get 1 every Thursday at Gemme Verdi.