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What Is Inside a Gushers Eighth
Whole THCa flower, nothing else, and two lead terpenes running neck and neck at the top. That near-tie explains the flavor better than any tasting note can.
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THCa, 22 to 28% line-wide
A single spec for the whole nine-cultivar line. Nothing we grow falls outside it.
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Caryophyllene
Lead terpene, but only just. It’s the peppery, faintly diesel note underneath all that fruit.
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Limonene
Effectively tied for the top spot. This is the sour-citrus edge that keeps the sweetness honest.
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Nerolidol
The quiet third. Woody and faintly floral, and unusual to find running this high in a fruit-forward strain.
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Delta 9 THC, 0.3% or less
Hemp-derived, well inside the federal dry-weight ceiling, and confirmed by an outside lab.
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Nothing Added
Nothing sprayed, nothing infused, nothing painted on after cure. Every flavor here came off the plant.
Science Corner: Gushers THCa Flower
People argue about whether Gushers is a sweet strain or a peppery one, and the honest answer is that the argument is unwinnable. Its two lead terpenes, caryophyllene and limonene, run close enough together that neither one wins outright, which is exactly why the flavor keeps moving on you mid-bowl. Caryophyllene is the more unusual molecule of the pair: Gertsch and colleagues (2008) found it acts selectively at the CB2 receptor, a first for any compound people also eat regularly (PMID 18574142). One paper about one molecule is not a claim about how your evening goes. It’s a reason to care which terpenes lead a strain, rather than judging every jar by its THCa number alone.
How It Works and How Much To Start With
Inhaled flower is the quickest format cannabis comes in: the first effects land within minutes and the main arc runs about two to three hours. That immediacy is what makes pacing simple, because you know where you stand before deciding on more.
Reviewers describe this one as tingly first, then relaxed, then pleasantly stuck. The tingly part arrives early enough that people mistake it for the whole experience and reach for more. Give it fifteen minutes.The weight builds through the first hour rather than arriving all at once, so people who light one at nine sometimes find they meant to light it at ten.
Harvest, tolerance, whether you’ve eaten and how deep you pull all move the number. No two harvests of a cultivar behave the same way, so a range beats false precision every time.
| Intensity | Amount | Who it suits |
| Light | A few small pulls | New to flower, or new to this strain |
| Moderate | A partial bowl | Regular smokers, unhurried evenings |
| Strong | A full bowl | Experienced, night in, nowhere to be |
| This product | Eighth (3.5g), 22 to 28% THCa line range | Third-party lab tested, results on our lab page |
Start low and wait. General guidance only, not medical advice.
Two small pulls, then fifteen minutes, then decide. An eighth is $45, and a subscription takes 20% off the first one.
Gushers THCa Flower FAQ
Gushers, also sold as Gusherz and White Gushers, is an evening-leaning hybrid with a sweet berry and tropical nose and a sour diesel edge, sold here by the indoor eighth.
It’s indoor hemp flower, sold as whole buds in a 3.5 gram eighth, from the cultivar most people know off dispensary menus as Gushers. The trade consensus puts its parents at Gelato 41 and Triangle Kush, though no one has ever published documentation for that, so we’d call it well-established rather than proven. THCa is the acid form of THC that the living plant actually makes. Every batch we sell is tested at 0.3% or under for Delta 9 THC by dry weight. You get intact, hand-trimmed buds rather than ground material. If a strain database sent you looking for somewhere that stocks it instead of just describing it, this is that page. What ships is an eighth of whole buds, not a bag of shake with the name on it.
Like the candy, honestly, which is rarer than the naming conventions here would suggest. Sweet berry hits first with a tropical fruit note behind it, then a sour edge arrives that stops the whole thing from tasting like syrup. Underneath there’s diesel. That last part surprises people who came for a dessert strain and it’s the reason this one doesn’t get boring by the third bowl. Caryophyllene and limonene leading this strain almost equally is the technical version of the same story: peppery and citrus-sour pulling against each other at nearly identical strength. Smoked slowly it stays balanced. Rushed and hot, the diesel takes over and the fruit disappears entirely, so take your time with it. If you normally reach for gas or skunk, this is the friendliest possible way off that shelf.
Evening. Every source that takes a position calls it a hybrid with an indica lean, and the effects people report most often are tingly, relaxed and euphoric, in roughly that order. Our catalog shelves it as an evening hybrid for that reason. It isn’t a knockout strain, so this isn’t the flower to reach for if what you want is to be asleep in twenty minutes. It’s better suited to the couple of hours before that, when you’ve stopped doing things but haven’t stopped enjoying them. Plenty of people smoke it in the afternoon on a day with no obligations. If you need to be sharp and productive, our sativa-labelled jars are the better call and it isn’t close. Save this one for the part of the evening where nothing is scheduled.
Our indoor line runs between 22 and 28% THCa across all nine cultivars, and that spread is the truthful answer rather than one flattering number. We give a range because third-party numbers for this cultivar swing from the mid-teens to the mid-twenties, and that spread tracks the grower and the lab far more than the plant. Quoting another farm’s harvest would tell you nothing about what’s in this jar. Worth knowing: percentage is a weaker predictor of how a session feels than people assume. This one lands as tingly and relaxed rather than heavy or racing, so the same figure reads differently here than it would on a bright daytime strain. Read the range, then read the effects, and give more weight to the second one than most shoppers do.
An eighth is $45. Two eighths take $10 off the pair and three take $20 off, which puts the top of the range at $115 for 10.5 grams. If variety appeals more than volume, You Pick 2 and You Pick 3 put Gushers beside any other cultivar we grow at the same bundled rate. A subscription takes 20% off your first order and 15% off the second, which is the right move if you already know you’ll reorder and the wrong one if you’re still deciding whether you like it. All four routes pull from the same tested batches, so the only real decision is how much and how varied. You’re choosing quantity and mix, never a quality tier, because we don’t run quality tiers.
Yes. Gushers, Gusherz, White Gushers, Fruit Gushers and TK41 all point at the same cultivar, and which name you see depends mostly on which grower or menu you’re reading. TK41 is the tidiest of them, because it’s just the parents abbreviated: Triangle Kush and Gelato 41. Where it gets confusing is the flood of unrelated names built on the word. Tropical Gushers, Peach Gushers, Candy Gushers, Gusher Breath and a dozen more are separate crosses that borrowed the branding, not variants of this one. We sell the original. If you’re comparing our jar against a menu somewhere else, match the parents rather than the name on the label, since the name is the least reliable part of any cannabis listing you will read this year.
In the jar it came in, lid closed, somewhere cool and dark. Air is what costs you: every open-and-close lets a little of the berry top note out, so open it when you actually want some and shut it promptly. Heat and daylight pull terpenes out faster than age alone does, so the car, the windowsill and the top of the fridge are all bad ideas. Don’t refrigerate flower either, because the humidity swings do more damage than room temperature ever will. Handled properly an eighth keeps its character for months. On this cultivar the sour edge is your gauge: when the fruit starts reading flat and the diesel is all that’s left, the jar has been living somewhere it shouldn’t have been, and no amount of careful storage after the fact brings that back.
Yes. Smoke THCa flower and your body produces THC metabolites, which is exactly what a standard urine, blood or hair panel looks for. The lab doesn’t care that it was hemp-derived, federally compliant, or bought openly online, and full-spectrum CBD carries the identical risk. If your job, your licence, a sport or a court date rides on a clean screen, the only approach that reliably works is not using THC products at all. Anyone offering you a cleanse or a timing trick is gambling with something that isn’t theirs. Detection windows swing so widely with frequency, dose and body composition that no honest number of safe days exists. The honest planning assumption is weeks rather than days if you smoke regularly. NORML tracks current testing policy by state.
Federally, yes. The 2018 Farm Bill drew the line at 0.3% Delta 9 THC by dry weight and made everything under it legal hemp. We measure every batch against that line and post the results. State law is the part that actually decides your order. Rules differ meaningfully from state to state, a handful restrict THCa flower specifically, and they change often enough that any list printed here would be wrong within a few months. Look your own state up first. State and city rules decide what can legally arrive at your door, whatever the federal position happens to be. Our lab results sit on one page and stay current there, rather than being copied onto listings that go stale. The answer is public before anyone asks.
It’s the fruitiest jar we grow, and the one to hand someone who says they don’t like how weed tastes. Lemon Cherry Gelato is its closest relative in spirit, sweet and dessert-leaning, though it runs brighter and lighter where Gushers has that diesel floor. Jealousy is the nearest match on effect, another evening pick, but creamy rather than fruity. Tropicana Cherry shares the tropical note and goes the opposite direction on energy, so it’s the daytime version of a similar flavor idea. Every jar on the line is the same build: indoor, hand-trimmed, whole buds, tested per batch, so the only thing you’re really choosing between is flavor and time of day. Rolled versions of all of them live on the preroll shelf. The full cultivar story lives on the Gushers strain profile.
Eighths are $45, three jars drop the price by $20, and everything we grow is third-party lab tested.
Keep Exploring
The rest of the indoor line, the cultivar story behind this jar, and the lab page.
All THCa Flower →
Nine cultivars, all indoor, side by side.
Gushers Strain Profile →
Sourcing, terpene profile and the TK41 name.
THCa Flower: 9 Strains →
One jar page covering everything we grow.
All THCa Pre-Rolls →
Same flower, already rolled, five to a jar.
Lemon Cherry Gelato →
The other sweet jar, brighter and lighter.
Jealousy THCa Flower →
Same evening lane, creamy instead of fruity.
Tropicana Cherry Flower→
Tropical too, but pointed at daytime.
Certificates of Analysis →
Everything we test, published in one place.





