Gas Face OG

# Gas Face OG ## Quick Take Gas Face OG is a Seed Junky Genetics hybrid built from Face Mints crossed with a [Biscotti](/strains/biscotti) x Sherbet plant, brought to California retail by 818 Brands. That documented three-part family is more specific than the vague "OG Kush and gas" description the name invites. The profile is bright fuel over earth and wood, on tight, purple-flecked, classically OG-structured flower. ## History and Background The name does a lot of misleading work here. "OG" reads as OG Kush lineage, but the documented parents point somewhere else entirely, into the Cookies and Sherbet era of California breeding by way of Face Mints. The OG in the title describes the gas-forward positioning and the flower's structure, not the pedigree. Cannabis Now's coverage credits Seed Junky with the breeding and documents a commercial release from 818 Brands, which is where most consumers have actually encountered it. That review is the strongest single source on the cultivar. Beyond it, the public record is mostly retail listings. ## Breeder, Brand, and Genetics The reported cross is Face Mints x (Biscotti x Sherbet). Face Mints sits in the Face Off OG and [Kush Mints](/strains/kush-mints-seed-junky) orbit, which supplies the sharp fuel and the cool, minty edge. Biscotti and Sherbet bring the dessert half: dough, cream, and soft fruit. One caution worth taking seriously. Several similarly named products circulate, including Gas Face, Face Mints, and a run of Gas Face crosses, and SeedFinder carries a separate Seed Junky entry listed simply as Gas Face. A jar labeled "Gas Face" is not necessarily Gas Face OG. ## Aroma, Flavor, and Flower Cannabis Now describes the aroma as bright and gassy with earthy and woodsy undertones, and lists limonene, linalool, and caryophyllene as the dominant terpenes. That combination explains why the fuel reads sharp and citrus-tinged rather than heavy and sour. The same review notes the smoke comes through thick and strong but still tasty, which is not a given in this family. Appearance is more specific than most descriptions manage: sticky, tight, light green nugs in a classic OG structure, covered in tightly clustered shining trichomes with flecks of purple. Individual harvests will favor different sides of the cross, one lot leaning pine and fuel, another showing more citrus peel, cream, or cookie sweetness. Cultivation, phenotype, harvest timing, dry, cure, and product age all move it. ## Reported Effects and Best Fit Cannabis Now characterizes the effect as relaxing yet uplifting, describing reflection, creativity, and improved mental focus rather than sedation. Retail copy for the strain often pushes a heavier, more body-dominant story. Those two accounts do not fully agree, and the review is the better-sourced of the two. The practical read: this is more likely a late-afternoon or early-evening cultivar than a shutdown one, but dose, tolerance, product format, setting, and batch chemistry will decide. Start low when the lot is unfamiliar. ## Awards, Press, and Cultural Footprint No competition placement surfaced for Gas Face OG. Its documented press footprint is the Cannabis Now review of the 818 Brands indoor run, which reported total cannabinoids at 29.38% with THC at 28.5%. That number belongs to that tested crop. It is not a property of the cultivar and does not transfer to another grower's version of it. No universal THC value belongs to a strain name. ## Final Take Gas Face OG is Seed Junky's Face Mints x (Biscotti x Sherbet): bright gas, earth, and wood on tight, purple-flecked OG-structured flower, with a reported uplifting-and-relaxed balance.