Old Gas Station Regular is what happens when two of the loudest families in cannabis history share a pollen bag. Built as a collaboration between Old School Genetics and Karma Genetics, it crosses OSG’s Old School Skunk BX with Karma’s KG Sour Diesel BX2, putting a vintage 80’s Skunk #1 line and a 2007 Sour Diesel selection under one roof.
On the Skunk side, Old School Skunk BX comes from Skunk #1 80’s backcrossed onto a (Skunk #1 80’s x DC Krush) plant. On the fuel side, KG Sour Diesel BX2 is a 2007 KG Sour D selection crossed back to KG Sour D BX1. The result is a 40% Indica / 60% Sativa hybrid aimed squarely at old-school lovers who want skunk and gas in the same jar.
This is a regular release: each pack holds 12 regular seeds. Regular seeds produce both male and female plants, roughly half and half, so plan on sexing your plants at the first signs of preflowers. That is exactly the point for breeders and pheno hunters. With two backcrossed parents, you get a meaningful spread of Skunk-leaning, Diesel-leaning and in-between expressions to sift through, plus the males needed to make your own seeds.
Give it room. Old Gas Station stretches roughly x5 after the flip, so topping and a screen are strongly recommended indoors. Flowering runs about 10.5 weeks (around 75 days), rewarded with 500+ g/m² (1.64+ oz/ft²) indoors and 600+ g/plant (21.2+ oz/plant) outdoors, finishing at the beginning of October.
Skunk, Sour Fuel, and Pheno Hunting
Expect the grow room to announce itself. Old School Genetics describes a pungent skunk core wrapped in sour fuel and raw gas, the kind of combination that clings to clothes and slips past weak carbon filters. Some phenotypes may also throw a sharp citrus or lime edge from the Sour Diesel side.
In the jar, that translates into a punchy, old-fashioned nose: the musky funk of a classic Skunk hitting first, followed by a sour, petrol-soaked tail. Think of an old roadside filling station on a hot afternoon, with a skunk somewhere behind the pumps.
No official effect profile has been published, but the lineage and the 60% Sativa ratio point toward an upbeat, head-forward high typical of Skunk and Sour Diesel hybrids. Individual plants will vary, which is part of the fun with a regular line.
For selection, run as many seeds as space allows, keep notes on stretch, aroma and resin from week five onward, and clone your keepers before flowering. A standout female from Old Gas Station can become a long-term mother, and a vigorous, aromatic male can carry this Skunk x Diesel blend into your own projects.
Old Gas Station Regular Characteristics
| Strain type | Regular (12 regular seeds) |
| Genetics | Old School Skunk BX x KG Sour Diesel BX2 |
| Indica/Sativa | 40% Indica / 60% Sativa |
| Effect | Sativa-leaning skunk and fuel high typical of its lineage |
| Flavor | Pungent skunk, sour fuel, gas, possible citrus and lime |
| Indoor yield | 500+ g/m² (1.64+ oz/ft²) |
| Outdoor yield | 600+ g/plant (21.2+ oz/plant) |
| Flowering time | About 10.5 weeks (75 days) indoors |
| Outdoor harvest | Beginning of October |
| Height/Stretch | Big stretch, approx. x5 in flowering |
| Structure | Sativa-leaning hybrid; phenotypes vary |
| Best cultivation technique | Topping, LST and SCROG to control stretch; pheno hunting |
FAQ
Who bred Old Gas Station?
Old Gas Station is a collaboration between Old School Genetics and Karma Genetics, combining OSG’s Old School Skunk BX with Karma’s KG Sour Diesel BX2.
What are regular seeds?
Regular seeds grow into both male and female plants. They are favored by breeders and pheno hunters because they allow true mother selection and the use of males for making new seeds.
What does Old Gas Station smell like?
The breeder describes a pungent skunk aroma with sour fuel and gas, and some phenotypes may add a citrus or lime note from the Sour Diesel side.
How long does Old Gas Station take to flower?
Indoors it needs about 10.5 weeks (around 75 days) of flowering. Outdoors it is ready at the beginning of October.
How much does Old Gas Station stretch?
It stretches roughly x5 after the switch to flowering. Top early and use a SCROG net or LST indoors to keep the canopy under control.
What yield can I expect?
Old School Genetics lists 500+ g/m² (1.64+ oz/ft²) indoors and 600+ g/plant (21.2+ oz/plant) outdoors. Results vary between phenotypes in a regular pack.
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