Gastro Pop

Compound Genetics, a breeder with a long list of modern hits, made Gastro Pop from Apples & Bananas and Grape Gas. Numbered phenotypes exist, and the best-known are #5 and #28. Our record lacks a THC figure, but the lab panel shows caryophyllene at 0.4175%, limonene at 0.29%, myrcene at 0.195% and humulene at 0.1175%.

Flavor tags read fruity, sweet and earthy, and the source describes a spicy, sugary, grape-fizz aroma with an elite, dramatic look. Effect tags include aroused, energetic, euphoric, focused, giggly and happy, while the source calls it an indica-leaning hybrid that encourages unwinding and a healthy appetite. The two pictures make sense together if you picture a bright start followed by a settled, hungry finish.

Grape Gas, the Compound Genetics parent, is also behind Pink Certz and Stay Puft. Because phenotypes vary, ask the shop which number you are buying and check the label. A modest first portion is wise with no strength on file.