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indica-dominant strainGasquake
Gasquake by In House Genetics combines OGKB V2.1 with Slurricane #44. Fuel, solvent, earthy Kush, sour hash and dark berries create a heavy, multilayered aroma. The indica-dominant cross produces resin-rich, compact flowers and requires approximately eight to ten weeks of flowering time. Physical relaxation defines the progression.
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Aroma, effects and terpenes
Aromas
- earthy
- sour
- hashy
Effects
- potent
- heady
- body-focused
- heavy
Genetics
Parentage and family tree
Gasquake is at the top. The documented parent lines follow below.
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StrainGasquake
- ParentsOGKB V2.1
- ParentsSlurricane #44
Editorial profile
Gasquake in detail
Origin & classification
Gasquake comes from In House Genetics and crosses OGKB V2.1 with Slurricane #44. OGKB V2.1 contributes dry Cookies spice, Kush and a compact flower structure. Slurricane #44 adds dark fruit, resin and greater physical depth. The combination is accordingly heavy, yet remains more aromatically complex than a straightforward Kush cross.
Aroma & flavour
Fuel and a solvent-like sharpness lead the way. Beneath this are earthy Kush funk, sour hash and dark berries. Burnt rubber and a slightly metallic-creamy note can further intensify the impression. The fruit side is not sweet and bright, but ripe, dark and framed by the dry gas base. This gives Gasquake a distinctive, almost industrial character.
Terpene profile
The effect profile is clearly oriented towards the body. Powerful relaxation and a growing sense of heaviness form the focus. Mentally, the progression remains calm and grounded rather than disorienting. Gasquake therefore shows a clear indica-dominant direction without reducing the experience exclusively to tiredness. Physical depth and a calm head develop together.
Effect profile
The flowering time is approximately between 56 and 70 days. Gasquake develops compact, golf-ball-shaped flowers, but with good development can also form full colas. Strong lateral branching and dense layers of resin are among its notable features. Indoors, the yield is in the medium range, while outdoors it can reach the medium-high range.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
In the family tree, Gasquake is descended from OGKB V2.1 and Slurricane #44. OGKB leads into the Girl Scout Cookies and Kush lineage. Slurricane combines Do-Si-Dos with Purple Punch, bringing together Cookies, Purple and dark fruit. Further back in the ancestry, OG, Kush, Cookies and Granddaddy Purple lines come together.
Further classification
Compared with Slurricane, Gasquake is drier, gassier and less sweet. Compared with OGKB V2.1, it has more dark berry and broader physical depth. Its distinctive profile arises from this combination of industrial fuel, sour hash, dark fruit and compact, heavily resin-coated flower structure.
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Frequently asked questions about Gasquake
What type of strain is Gasquake?
We classify Gasquake as an indica-dominant strain with the parentage OGKB V2.1 × Slurricane #44.
What genetics are behind Gasquake?
Gasquake's parentage is OGKB V2.1 × Slurricane #44.
What does Gasquake smell and taste like?
In aromatic terms, Gasquake is primarily earthy, sour and hashy. Depending on the batch and phenotype, the expression may vary in intensity.
What is Gasquake's effect profile?
We describe Gasquake primarily as potent, heady, body-focused and heavy. Effect experiences are subjective and are not a medical claim.
What flowering time is given for Gasquake?
Gasquake is listed with a flowering time of 8-10 weeks.
Which breeder is named for Gasquake?
In House Genetics is named as the breeder of Gasquake.
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