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More About the All Gass OG Strain

All Gas OG comes from a cross of Venom OG and Humboldt OG, and it leans all the way into that classic indica style. In the garden, these cultivars stack thick, greasy buds with deep coloring and bright orange hairs, wrapped in a sticky blanket of trichomes. Break a nug and the room fills with straight gas and earthy funk, the kind of smell old school heads get nostalgic about.

On the jar side, All Gas OG has a simple promise. Big fuel nose, heavy body relaxation, and a stoney vibe that feels built for nights when you want to shut the world out. It is less dessert and more truck stop at 2 a.m., in the best way.

Aroma and flavor

The scent hits hard with diesel, skunk, and damp earth right out of the jar. Once the buds breathe, you might catch hints of pine and a little spice hiding under the fuel. On the inhale, the flavor sticks close to that profile, with thick, gassy smoke and a lingering earthy finish. It is not a candy strain at all, so if you love old school gas, this sits in that lane.

Effects and experience

Most people describe All Gas OG as relaxing, sleepy, and hunger inducing. The high tends to start in the body, loosening everything up before it spreads to a slower, hazy headspace. It fits that moment where you want to zone out, scroll, watch something dumb, or just pass the controller around. Go too hard and you are probably raiding the kitchen, then passing out.

Best time to enjoy

This is very much a night strain. All Gas OG makes sense after work, after the gym, or any time your day is basically done and you are ready to sink into the couch. It pairs well with comfort food, late night playlists, and long gaming sessions where you do not mind moving at half speed. If you are trying to stay sharp and productive, this probably is not the move.

Growing notes

In the grow, All Gas OG usually shows a squat, indica leaning frame with thick branches that hold weight well. Topping once or twice in veg encourages a wider canopy and more tops. The buds get dense and resin heavy, so airflow and humidity control are important late in flower. The smell can be intense toward harvest, so indoor setups really benefit from a solid carbon filter. With steady feeding, strong light, and basic training, these cultivars turn into heavy, gassy yielders that hold their funk all the way through cure.