Tractor Gas
- Diesel (44% of reported flavors)
- Earthy (33% of reported flavors)
- Ammonia (22% of reported flavors)
Tractor Gas brings creamy lemon to a diesel-heavy session, with a California State Fair trophy riding shotgun. Grown by North Country Pharms, its reported lineage pairs Lemon Fuel with Gelato 41. The farm acquired the cut through a clone trade and renamed it at the supplier’s request; the original breeder remains unconfirmed.
Creamy citrus leads into pungent fuel, with a floral note adding some softness around the edges. Breaking up the flower turns the gas up. The lemon gives it brightness, but this particular tank still smells thoroughly combustible.
North Country Pharms points to light purple and pink hues as part of the inspiration for the name, alongside that unmistakably gassy nose. The color reminded the team of dyed agricultural diesel. Tractor Gas took the indoor co-dominant terpene Golden Bear award at the 2022 California State Fair Cannabis Awards, recognizing its myrcene, caryophyllene, and limonene profile.
Sesh veterans tend to land on a gradual climb into a dreamy headspace and relaxing body buzz. A firsthand review likewise describes creeping effects with substantial physical weight and some forward mental momentum. Give this one time to find its gear before adding more fuel.
North Country Pharms reports 63–68 days of flowering for its Tractor Gas cut. The Sacramento operation grows in coco and uses both HPS and LED rooms, adapting its approach to the cultivar.
The documented origin is a traded clone, but that does not establish that every plant sold under the name is the same selection. A verified public seed release, dependable yield figures, and outdoor finishing dates remain unconfirmed. For this cut, the grower’s flowering window provides a firmer starting point than schedules attached to similarly named seed lines.
