Harvest
What SŌMA knows
The full curated reference set the Taste Match Engine reads from.
Tuning the harvest to your taste…
Harvest
The full curated reference set the Taste Match Engine reads from.
Tuning the harvest to your taste…
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Tear Gas earns its name with a heavy, sulfurous gas-and-diesel assault that turns chemical-spicy on the exhale.
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It opens with a sharp cerebral euphoria before sinking into deep body relaxation. A potent evening pick for serious gas lovers.
Stardawg × Chemdawg
Genetic Makeup
Categorical split derived from this strain's type — percentage being curated.
Bud structure
Density varies with the grower and conditions — treat this as a tendency, not a guarantee.
Aroma
Flavour
Sensory data is a curated, hand-mapped seed; detail completeness is high. Identity confidence is medium. The diagram is this strain's own sensory radar, not a photo. Batch quality still depends on grower, freshness and storage — none of which is captured here.
Tear Gas is typically described with aromas of gassy, diesel, skunky and earthy and flavours of gassy, diesel, earthy and spicy. Aroma and flavour vary with grower, batch and freshness.
Tear Gas is commonly associated with effects such as euphoric, relaxed, uplifted and happy. Effects are subjective and depend on dose, setting and the individual — this is sensory guidance, not a guarantee.
Tear Gas is classified as hybrid in the SŌMA catalog. These labels are a loose shorthand rather than a precise prediction of effect; the plant's full chemistry and how it was grown matter more.
By sensory profile, the closest strains in the SŌMA catalog include Garlic Crusher, Stank 41 and Sour Dubb. SŌMA matches on aroma, flavour and effect rather than name alone.
Sensory guidance for adults 21+ where legal — not medical or legal advice.