1964 Gasolina Indica Flower 7G

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Cannabis products only available within Alberta.

The 1964 Gasolina Indica Flower 7G isn't exactly being subtle with that name. Berry, diesel and classic gas drive this indica-leaning cultivar, creating a profile that starts fruity and ends somewhere considerably closer to the fuel pump.

Gasolina comes from Blueberry Diesel x Thai Haze, a genetic combination with plenty of personality on both sides of the family tree. Blueberry Diesel helps explain the cultivar's fruity-meets-fuel direction, while Thai Haze adds another recognizable genetic influence to the cross.

On the flavour side, smooth berry notes provide the sweeter opening. Then diesel rolls in, bringing a deeper, pungent character before that unmistakable gassy punch takes over.

Berry brought the fruit basket. Diesel brought the fuel can. Gasolina looked at both and said, “Perfect, put them together.”

Despite the loud name, the flower itself receives a decidedly careful finish. It's hand-trimmed, hang-dried, hand-packed and properly cured, with the post-harvest process focused on bringing out the cultivar's natural flavour and character.

The listed top terpenes are limonene, beta-myrcene and beta-caryophyllene, adding another useful layer for adult consumers who like to look beyond the strain name when comparing flower.

At 7g, Gasolina comes in a quarter-ounce format—more substantial than the standard 3.5g package while remaining considerably more compact than an ounce. For anyone who already knows they're interested in the cultivar's berry-and-gas direction, it's a practical middle ground.

For adult cannabis shoppers browsing Flamingo Plus in Calgary, Alberta, Gasolina stands apart from the endless parade of candy, cake and tropical fruit names. Sure, there's berry here, but it comes strapped to diesel and gas, which changes the mood rather quickly.

The formula is refreshingly straightforward: Blueberry Diesel x Thai Haze genetics, indica-leaning flower, smooth berry-diesel flavour, classic gas and careful post-harvest handling.

Basically, Gasolina starts at a blueberry patch and somehow finishes at a gas station.

Nobody knows who planned the route, but at least the name warned us.