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Grape Gas, the committed indica

Some strains flirt with the indica label; Grape Gas commits. Of the roughly two hundred ninety current batch panels behind this strain on our Florida menu, all but a handful grade straight indica, which makes it the most consistent heavy option we grow in the state.

What it is

Grape Gas is a house cultivar our Florida operation grows and sells under the Planet 13 line, statewide, in all four formats. The name reads as two promises, fruit and fuel, and the panels split the difference honestly: a dark-fruit myrcene lead with a caryophyllene warmth right behind it.

What the current Florida panels show

The representative panel on our snapshot (a Grape Gas Tier 1 flower batch packaged 2026-07-07, Bonita Springs) tests 24.8% THC with 21.4 mg/g total terpenes: myrcene at 0.49%, caryophyllene at 0.47%, and a notable linalool at 0.37% rounding the profile. Flower batches statewide run the high teens to mid 20s; the concentrate and vape lines reach roughly 83% THC.

Reading the profile

Myrcene and caryophyllene running nearly even, with linalool third, is the profile shape of a classic heavy evening flower: soft, warm, and floral-edged rather than sharp. If the chemotype badge matters to your routine, this is the rare strain where the badge almost never surprises you. The five-class spectrum guide explains how those badges are computed from each batch's own panel.

Finding it in Florida

As of 2026-10-26, Grape Gas is stocked at 32 of our 34 Florida dispensaries across flower, pre-rolls, concentrates, and vapes.

Lab figures are from our Florida menu snapshot (2026-10-26) and change batch to batch; the live menu always shows the current panel, and availability varies by location and day. Nothing here is medical advice; talk with your physician about what fits your treatment plan. For use only by qualified patients.