Gas Monkey

Meet Gas Monkey, a potent Indica-dominant hybrid packing average THC contents of around 24%. It was made by crossbreeding Gas OG with Grease Monkey. This is a moderately difficult strain to grow, with plants that will most probably require support during flowering to prevent them from snapping under the weight of the buds. The flowering cycle takes about 62 days, and yields are abundant with up to 450g/m² of outstanding nugs. These ladies thrive well in both indoor and outdoor settings. The Gas Monkey aroma is intense, to say the least: imagine extreme pungency with skunk, diesel, and wet earth. The flavor follows the same astonishing profile and lingers for a long time. Expect a strong and mentally uplifting high with euphoric thoughts that will quickly banish all negativity from your mind. This relaxing sensation then soon spreads to your body, causing lethargy and a pleasant sense of being sedated. Due to its potency and these Indica-dominated effects, Gas Monkey has become a beloved strain with medical patients seeking relief from spasms, nausea, and depression. Gas Monkey is rated moderately difficult to grow. It's not a beginner-friendly plant — it needs attentive feeding, structural support, and proper environmental control — but experienced home growers will find the yields and potency worth the extra effort. Key Growing Stats Flowering time: ~62 days (photoperiod) Yield: Up to 450g/m² indoors under optimized conditions Structure: Heavy, dense buds that can stress branches — staking or trellising is essential Difficulty: Moderate Grow type: Performs best indoors where environment is controllable Growing Tips for Gas Monkey Support early: Dense, resinous colas add significant weight in late flower. Install SCROG netting or individual branch stakes by week 3 of flower to prevent snapping. Control humidity: Keep relative humidity below 45% in late flower to prevent bud rot on those thick colas. Dense buds + high humidity = mold risk. Feed aggressively but watch for burn: Gas Monkey responds well to moderate-to-heavy nutrient loads, but its indica genetics can show leaf tip burn faster than pure sativas. Use an EC meter and build up gradually. Top or LST in veg: Training the canopy flat during veg helps maximize light exposure to bud sites and improves overall yield. See our guide on How to Top Cannabis Plants Multiple Times. Harvest timing: Check trichomes under a loupe at day 58–60.