Indica

Indica looks like a cultivated field green: calmer than a fresh leaf, but not dusty. It's a medium-light shade with a steadier saturation, and it reads slightly more assertive than Hidden Paradise while staying cleaner than that darker, duskier direction Beyond the Pines heads toward.

Compared with Fern, Indica holds onto its middle warmth instead of tipping too cool or too "herb bright." And unlike Avocado's ochre-leaning pigment, this one stays greener and more neutral, so it feels planted rather than earthy. I reach for it on green status and map labels, especially in agriculture tech and outdoor brand interfaces where you want vegetation vibes without yellow heat. It also works well on cards, filter pills, and section headers in dashboards that need quiet clarity, not moodiness.

One practical note: pair it with creamy off-whites or warm grays, but if you drop it next to stronger yellow-greens, Indica can look a touch more disciplined and less "grown" than Avocado.