Grape Gas
Grape Gas
Also known as: Grape Gasoline, Grape Gas F3
Overview
Grape Gas (also known as Grape Gasoline) is a hybrid cannabis strain with heavily debated genetics, though Compound Genetics has confirmed that this gassy hybrid descends from a cross of Jet Fuel (AKA G6) and Gelato, resulting in a vigorous hybrid that produces dense, spade-shaped flowers with eye-catching purple and black hues. However, multiple genetic variations exist - sources indicate the original comes from a collaboration between Cannarado Genetics and Compound Genetics, using two grade A cultivars from their own stock: Grape Pie and Jet Fuel Gelato, while another version by True Canna Genetics results from crossing OG Chem, Granddaddy Purple, and The Truth.
The strain's aroma is fresh, fruity, and gassy, with a high concentration of THC (up to 25%) producing a creeping, euphoric high that many smokers enjoy in the morning or during the day. Grape Gas is an indica-dominant strain that produces stocky, bushy plants that veg vigorously and stretch notably before producing dense, dark flowers. As they approach harvest, plants take on dark purple, almost black hues, with buds developing tight stacks of round, thick calyxes with bright orange pistils and a frosty coat of resin. The aroma transfers to your fingers like grape-dieselly candy, with smoke that is thick and flavorful - very grape/berry forward with a hint of earthiness, followed by diesel/gassy notes reminiscent of Sour Diesel's gassiness.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from chronic pain and inflammation
- May help with stress and anxiety management
- Often used for insomnia and sleep disorders
- Users report appetite stimulation
- May provide relief from nausea and digestive issues
- Users report mood enhancement for depression
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Grape Gasoline is an indica-looking strain that stays nice and compact and grows particularly well indoors. She responds well to training and can handle heavy feeding up until the 3rd week of bloom. The strain stretches up to 3 times its height and can be harvest-ready after 7-9 weeks of bloom time. It has a relatively short flowering time of 8 to 9 weeks, producing medium yields with 1.15 – 1.47 oz/ft² (350 – 450 gr/m²) indoors and 15 – 19 oz/plant (450 – 550 gr/plant) outdoors, making it an excellent option for both commercial growers and home cultivators. Grape Gas can be grown both indoors and outdoors, but prefers warmer climates. Maintain temperatures around 75°F (24°C) with 50-60% humidity in veg and 40-50% in flower for optimal growth. The strain shows good resistance to mold and pests, making it excellent for humid or unpredictable climates.