Introduction to Grape Gas

Grape Gas (aka Grape Gasoline) is a Grape Pie × Jet Fuel Gelato hybrid from Compound Genetics. Expect round, dark-purple flowers with frosty calyxes and a loud nose that reads grape candy over raw fuel. The flavor tracks the aroma — sweet violet-grape with kerosene bite — and the resin output makes it a favorite for rosin.

Reference genetics:
SeedFinder: Grape Gasoline (Compound Genetics)

Grape Gas Video Overview

Quick hits: loud candy-grape terps, fuel back-end, dense purple structure, big resin for solventless, cooperative 8–9 week finish.

Flavor & Aroma

Dominant terpenes reported: myrcene with linalool and caryophyllene supporting — sweet, floral, and peppery-gas synergy.

Growth Traits & Cultivation Notes

Finish window: typically 8–9 weeks. Stretch: moderate and predictable. Training: top once or twice; responds well to light trellising. Feeds: medium — keep VPD consistent to push color and resin.

Expect dense, resinous colas with dark coloration and strong bag appeal. Shines in solventless; handles commercial rooms and home tents without drama.

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Why Grow Grape Gas

• Official breeder cut from @chris_compound — exclusive at Get Seeds Right Here
• Elite purple bag appeal with candy grape + gas terps
• 8–9 week finish and high-solventless potential
• HLVD-free verified for consistency

People Also Ask

What are Grape Gas genetics?

Grape Pie × Jet Fuel Gelato from Compound Genetics (aka “Grape Gasoline”).

How long does Grape Gas take to flower?

Most rooms see full maturity around 8–9 weeks under dialed conditions.

What does Grape Gas smell/taste like?

Grape candy front with heavy gasoline back-end; sweet, floral, and gassy.

Is this the official Compound Genetics cut?

Yes — sourced directly from Chris Lynch (@chris_compound) and offered exclusively at Get Seeds Right Here.

Good for rosin?

Yes — high resin output and dense structure make it a solventless favorite.