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Orange Gas

Orange Gas

16 seeds

Orange Apricot × Skull Cap

Orange Gas plant
HybridRegular

Orange Gas

Ref: SCG-HOUSE-002-P16

Fruit on the nose, gas on the finish

Lineage

Orange Apricot

Skull Cap

4.9 · 34 archive notes

Orange Gas is exactly what the name suggests — a loud combination of citrus fruit and serious gas.

Bred from Orange Apricot × Skull Cap, this pairing brings together bright orange and apricot fruit character with a powerful, pungent fuel-driven backbone.

Scouse Genetics Orange Gas lineage

Scouse Genetics Orange Gas is recorded as Orange Apricot × Skull Cap. The line sits at an important point in the Scouse archive: Orange Apricot supplies the Liverpool fruit-led foundation, while Skull Cap provides the second parent recorded in the breeding notes. Orange Gas later became a bridge into the Jamaica collaboration programme.

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Aroma

The nose opens with sweet orange and ripe apricot before the heavier gassy character starts to come through. Citrus, fruit, fuel and funk combine into a loud and distinctive aroma.

Flavour

Sweet orange and apricot lead the flavour, followed by a deeper gassy, earthy and pungent finish. The fruit brings the sweetness. The Skull Cap brings the attitude. Orange + Gas = Orange Gas.

Characteristics

  • Sweet orange
  • Ripe apricot
  • Heavy fuel
  • Earthy depth
  • Funky, pungent finish
  • Loud terpene character

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Grower data

THC
21–25%
CBD
<1%
Flowering
8–9 weeks
UK finish
early October
Indoor yield
500–600 g/m²
Outdoor yield
450–650 g/plant
Height in
90–130 cm
Height out
140–190 cm

UK climate

UK outdoor — good

Mould resistance 4 / 5 — scored from seasons we actually ran.

Terpene map

Relative share in the terpene fraction of the keeper we ran — a map of the nose, not a medical claim. How to read this.

Limonene

32%

Caryophyllene

22%

Myrcene

18%

Linalool

12%

Humulene

8%

orangeapricotfuelearthfunk

From the run

  • Cal-mag hungry from week three of veg.
  • The fuel pheno foxtails slightly under high PPFD — drop intensity last fortnight.
  • Works outdoors in the North if you beat October rain.
  • Orange Gas — fruit on the nose, gas on the finish.

Horticultural notes for souvenir and collector seed. Cultivation of cannabis is illegal in the UK without a Home Office licence.

Grower notes

“Smells like a bag of oranges left on a petrol station forecourt. In the best way. Uniform as anything.”

Tom H. · 2 Jun 2026

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