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IndicaPurple Gas, which Leafly also calls Purple Fuel, is flower from a hybrid that Leafly credits to the breeder MMJDirect.
Sour Diesel crossed with Pre-98 Bubba Kush
Leafly gives the parents as Sour Diesel and Pre-98 Bubba Kush and describes the result as potent and pungent. On Leafly, its 9 ratings average 4.7. The hybrid tag itself is the subject of our strain label guide.
Diesel, grape and a hint of gasoline
Leafly’s write-up describes a diesel and earthy flavour with hints of pine and citrus, and its flavour tags are diesel, grape and sweet. One Leafly reviewer describes a purple-candy kind of flavour with a hint of gasoline. In Leafly’s lab-based terpene data, pinene comes first, followed by myrcene and caryophyllene.
Creative, happy and euphoric on Leafly
Leafly’s effects chart shows creative, happy and euphoric as the feelings reviewers report most, and its write-up also names relaxed, describing deep relaxation and a very happy mood. Leafly puts the strain’s THC near 15%, with CBG near 1%.
Health Canada‘s lower-risk advice starts first-time smoking at 1 or 2 puffs of cannabis at 10% THC or less, below Leafly’s figure for this strain. Its lower-risk use guidelines also rule out driving for at least 6 hours after use.
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HybridPurple Gas — Frequently Asked Questions
Q.What are the parent strains of Purple Gas?
Sour Diesel and Pre-98 Bubba Kush, according to Leafly, which names MMJDirect as the breeder.
Q.Is Purple Fuel another name for Purple Gas?
Yes. Leafly lists Purple Fuel as an alias of Purple Gas.
Q.Which terpene is most abundant in Purple Gas?
Pinene, according to Leafly’s lab-based terpene data, ahead of myrcene and caryophyllene.
Q.What does Purple Gas taste like?
Diesel and earth with hints of pine and citrus, in Leafly’s description; one Leafly reviewer adds a purple-candy note with a hint of gasoline.