Asphalt smells like somebody paved over a skunk’s parking spot. Commonly listed as a cross of Venom OG and Humboldt OG, it shares its reported parentage with Humboldt Seed Company’s Asphalt Plant, later renamed All Gas OG. The breeder specifies Humboldt Venom OG in that pairing. The names have moved around; the gas has stayed put.
Diesel and skunk dominate, with pepper, earthy pine, and an occasional floral edge underneath. The breeder’s Asphalt Plant description also calls out orange, giving the heavier funk a little citrus contrast. Sweetness takes a back seat here. This jar is primarily concerned with emissions.
Dense green buds carry orange to amber hairs beneath a milky trichome coat. Some Asphalt OG descriptions note deeper olive coloring and purple undertones, while Humboldt’s line is known for large, bright-green flowers. Either way, the visual theme is substantial flower with plenty of frost.
Asphalt reportedly brings a gradual mood lift before physical relaxation starts closing lanes. Happiness can arrive alongside a pronounced lack of urgency, followed by drowsiness as the session settles. Humboldt’s description adds a strong appetite to the mix. The road to the refrigerator may remain open. Everything else is under construction.
For Humboldt Seed Company’s documented Asphalt Plant lineage, now sold as All Gas OG, flowering is listed at approximately 55 days. The breeder gives an outdoor harvest window of September 25 through October 10, with local conditions affecting the finish.
Large plants, broad leaves, and dense flowers are defining traits. The breeder describes substantial production, although a dependable weight per plant or square meter isn’t supplied. This is a cultivar to give room, rather than assuming its indica lean means a compact plant.
Feminized photoperiod seeds are documented. A separate autoflower version also exists, so the 55-day flowering specification belongs to the photoperiod line. Flower sold simply as Asphalt may represent a particular commercial selection; its grow schedule should follow that source’s records.
