Gas Station

Gas Station, also listed as Gas Pump, is an indica-dominant hybrid generally credited to Gas Station Extractions, a Humboldt County, California brand better known for affordable solventless hash and rosin than for breeding. The attribution is unconfirmed by the brand itself, and Leafly and Weedmaps report the lineage as Sour Diesel crossed with OG Kush; no exact indica/sativa split has been published. Buds are described as fluffy and rounded with amber undertones and thin orange pistils. It is distinct from Gas Station Candy and Gas Station Bob.

Consumers report an initial sweep of euphoria and mood lift that settles into steady physical relaxation and a calm, contented headspace. Some Weedmaps reviewers describe the front end as energising and focused despite the indica leaning, while Leafly users lean toward relaxed, happy and hungry. Leafly lists it at around 22% THC with negligible CBD and recommends it for evening use and experienced consumers. Dry mouth and dry eyes are the most commonly reported side effects.

The aroma is dominated by diesel fuel with bright pine and lemon behind it, inherited from Sour Diesel, and the flavour follows the same pattern with a dank, pungent finish. Limonene is reported as the dominant terpene, with myrcene and caryophyllene likely supporting from both parents. No breeder grow data exists; GrowDiaries lists it as a medium-height plant of moderate vigour with tidy internodes and middling yields indoors or out. Growers should expect a typical hybrid workload, with possible stretch and a longer flowering window from the Sour Diesel side.