Gas Tax

Origin 1: Bred by Archive Seed Bank, out of the West Coast boutique breeding scene. A cross of Face Off OG #4 with Dark Rainbow #11. Expect pungent diesel layered with sour lemon rind, black pepper, and earthy pine, riding on a skunky backbone with a sharp chemical edge. Terpenes here lean on limonene, beta-caryophyllene, and myrcene.

Origin 2: Bred by Top Dawg Genetics, showing up widely across retail listings from brands like Allswell, Niche, and Goodies. A cross of Forum Cut GSC x 1-95. The flavor profile runs differently — diesel, fuel, funk, hops, sour lemon, sharp acetate, and burnt rubber undertones distinguish it from the Archive Seed Bank cross.

Across both versions, fans describe a euphoric, uplifting onset that settles into deep physical relaxation without full couch-lock — though which specific flavor profile you get depends entirely on which breeder's cut you've picked up. If you're after a cultivar that hits hard on aroma and delivers genuinely layered effects, Gas Tax is worth seeking out — just confirm the breeder before assuming you know what's in the jar.