Grape Gas x Nicole is where purple fruit meets fuel in the Candies Seed Co Collector Series VOL.1. The breeder describes it as a sweet grape fuel profile with real resin interest: loud, sticky, and selected for collectors who put hash quality ahead of hype.
Grape Gas, also known as Grape Gasoline, comes from Compound Genetics as a Grape Pie x Jet Fuel Gelato cross. It is known for a pungent grape-and-diesel nose. The genealogy of this Candies release records it as Grape Gasoline x Nicole, which lines up with the breeder’s description.
Nicole is the common thread of the “Hash First” family. She was bred in Colombia by Gato of Marimberos, named after his daughter, and logged as (MK Ultra x Blue Satellite) x (Shishkaberry x Blueberry). Candies says she adds depth, structure, and resin-focused selection pressure to this cross, making it grape gas terps with backbone.
Each pack holds 5 feminized photoperiod seeds. Breeder ratings: 8-10 weeks of flowering, Medium yield, High potency, High resin, ideal for hash. As always with resin, expression may vary by phenotype and method.
Flavor, Effects, and Extraction Value
The terpene tag is short and clear: grape plus gas. Expect sweet grape candy and dark berry on the nose, followed by a heavy fuel note from the Jet Fuel Gelato side of Grape Gasoline. Nicole’s influence should push the aroma deeper rather than sweeter.
Picture grape soda spilled on the floor of a garage that smells like diesel. The sweetness hits first, the fuel lingers, and the combination tends to stick to fingers, grinders, and rosin bags alike.
Candies does not publish effect notes for this cross. As a hedged guide, Grape Gasoline is commonly described as relaxed, euphoric, and happy, and Nicole as calming and spacy. Together, they suggest an upbeat mood that sinks into a relaxed body feel, with individual phenotypes deciding how heavy it gets.
The breeder puts it plainly: this is not hype-first material. It is a Nicole Family cross for hash heads who want grape gas terps and a parent selected for resin, not just a trendy name on the label.
Grape Gas x Nicole Characteristics
| Strain type | Feminized (photoperiod) |
| Genetics | Grape Gas (Grape Gasoline) x Nicole |
| Line | Nicole “Hash First” – Collector Series VOL.1 |
| Indica/Sativa | Hybrid (Nicole parent recorded as about 75% indica) |
| Potency | High (breeder rating) |
| Resin production | High (varies by phenotype and method) |
| Effect | Euphoric, relaxed, calm (based on lineage) |
| Flavor | Sweet grape, grape candy, diesel, fuel |
| Indoor yield | Medium (breeder rating) |
| Flowering time | 8-10 weeks |
| Ideal for | Hash and rosin |
| Best cultivation technique | Topping and LST; strong carbon filtration in late flower |
FAQ
What are the parents of Grape Gas x Nicole?
Grape Gas, also known as Grape Gasoline (Grape Pie x Jet Fuel Gelato from Compound Genetics), crossed with Nicole, a Colombian strain bred by Gato of Marimberos.
What does Grape Gas x Nicole taste like?
The breeder describes a sweet grape fuel profile. Expect grape candy and berry sweetness with a heavy diesel finish.
Is Grape Gas x Nicole a good choice for hash makers?
It was selected with a hash-first mindset. Candies rates resin output as High and lists hash as the ideal use, while noting results vary by phenotype and method.
How long does Grape Gas x Nicole flower?
Candies Seed Co rates flowering at 8-10 weeks for this photoperiod cross.
Does Grape Gas x Nicole smell strong during flowering?
With grape and gas terps rated as loud by the breeder, a good carbon filter is recommended, especially in the last weeks of bloom.
What yield does Grape Gas x Nicole produce?
The breeder rates yield as Medium. The cross is selected for resin and terpene quality rather than maximum weight.
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