Gas Tax from the brand Niche is typically sold as an indica-leaning hybrid flower known for its loud, fuel-forward profile and heavy relaxation. Dispensary listings in New Jersey show it in 3.5 g jars under Niche’s premium flower line, often priced in the higher tier, which reflects its positioning as a top-shelf “gassy” strain for experienced consumers. One common description links Gas Tax to diesel-style genetics with dense, frost-covered buds that display deep green and occasional purple hues, suggesting a potent, resin-rich cut aimed at strong effects and visual appeal.
In terms of lineage, retailers and genetic resources often associate Gas Tax with an indica-dominant background, including work from breeders like Top Dawg or Archive, combining cookie-type and fuel-heavy parents to create its pungent gas-and-earth nose with subtle citrus or herbal undertones. The expected experience leans toward full-body relaxation, stress and tension relief, and a stoney, couch-lock potential at higher doses, making it better suited for evening or end-of-day use than for productivity. Consumers considering Niche’s Gas Tax should check the specific batch test label for THC, as potency figures can vary, start with a low dose, and increase slowly to gauge tolerance with this high-impact gassy hybrid.
