- Type
- Indica dominant
- Heritage
- mostly indica
- Flowering
- 60 days
- Seeds
- regular
- Feminized
- no
- Autoflowering
- no
Genetics
About this release
Mule Fuel is a gassy, stinky hybrid cannabis strain created in the US by a low-profile, yet highly respected breeder. Descending from GMO, this 90% indica delivers a strong stone and extremely funky terpenes. Keep reading to learn all there is to know about Mule Fuel, including its genetic lineage, origins, growth traits, and much more. History of The Mule Fuel Cannabis Strain Mule Fuel is a hybrid strain bred by Michigan-based grower Gromer Juana under his moniker/brand, Thug Pug Genetics. While keeping a fairly low profile, Gromer and Thug Pug have developed a solid reputation among growers, particularly with strains like Meat Breath, Sherb Breath, and more. Unfortunately, we do not know when exactly Gromer created Mule Fuel. Genetic Lineage of Mule Fuel Weed Mule Fuel is reportedly 90% indica dominant and descends from crossing a GMO female with Lurch, an exclusive Thug Pug male used in many of Gromer's crosses. GMO needs little introduction. Stemming from GSC and Chemdawg, GMO is renowned for its unique savory aroma of Garlic, Mushrooms, and Onion mixed with the pungent stank of epoxy and fuel. Packing close to 30% THC and rich terpenes, GMO delivers a potent buzz. Immediately after lighting up this pungent hybrid, users typically experience a strong yet short-lived uplifting mental euphoria, followed by a deeply sedating body stone. While it might not appeal to everyone, GMO is beloved by a large group of users of all types. Lurch, on the other hand, is a mysterious strain. Unfortunately, we know very little of its genetic origins and creation. All we know is that Lurch gets a frequent mention from Thug Pug Genetics and has been used to create many of the brand's strains. Physical Characteristics of Mule Fuel Mule Fuel boasts strong indica genetics that shine through in the strain's morphology and bud structure. These plants are typically compact and stocky, with good side branching and broad, dark green leaves. As the strain matures, its large fan leaves tend