Tear Gas Clones by Super Clones
Fair warning: the name is not an exaggeration. Tear Gas from Bean Fiendz crosses Sherb Cake with Skunkpiss, and the sharp, musky fuel coming off a flowering plant can make your eyes water. This is the Bean Fiendz cross, not the unrelated strain that shares the name in some databases. The Super Clones cut was acquired through local nursery collaborations and selected for dense structure, strong vigor, and heavy terpene output.
About Tear Gas Clones
Each Tear Gas order is a rooted, cultivation-ready live plant, ready to go into veg on arrival. Mother stock is HLVD-tested. Clones ship Monday to Wednesday only, by 2-day or overnight air. Shipping is available within the U.S., except to Alaska, Hawaii, and Alabama.
Tear Gas – Quick Facts
| Breeder |
Super Clones |
| Genetics |
Sherb Cake x Skunkpiss |
| Seed Type |
Clone |
| Strain Type |
Indica-dominant hybrid |
| THC |
Reported high 20s, up to 29% |
| CBD |
Less than 1% |
| Flowering Time |
9 weeks (about 63 days) |
| Yield |
High |
| Difficulty |
Intermediate |
| Aroma / Flavor |
Diesel, skunk, creamy sherbet, earthy kush, spice |
| Effects |
Euphoric, clear-headed, relaxing, sedating |
| Pack Size |
1 Clone |
Genetic Lineage and Background
Tear Gas comes from Bean Fiendz. Skunkpiss is the gas engine here, a pungent, ammonia-tinged skunk line that gives the strain its name and its bite. Sherb Cake rounds it out with the creamy, sweet sherbet and cake notes of the modern dessert school.
Reported potency sits in the high 20s, with figures up to 29% cited for the strain, though those numbers come from reported testing rather than a certificate of analysis on this specific clone. CBD is below 1%.
Aroma, Flavor, and Terpene Profile
Open a jar and you get diesel first, a musky, skunky fuel with a chemical edge. Behind it is a surprising softness: creamy sherbet and a hint of cake batter from the Sherb Cake side, grounded by earthy kush and a touch of spice. Pine shows up on the grind. The flavor is fuel-forward with a lingering bite on the exhale and a creamy undertone that keeps it from being purely harsh. Terpene lab results for this cut have not been published.
Effects and Experience
The onset is euphoric and surprisingly clear-headed for a strain this heavy. From there it slides into a deep, relaxing body effect that the vendor describes as slowed and numbing, trending toward sedating as the evening goes on. This is a nighttime strain for most people, well suited to unwinding before bed.
Appearance and Structure
Tear Gas grows dense. Buds are a deep evergreen with dull orange hairs and a round, circular stacking pattern that repeats up every branch. Resin coverage is heavy, and the finished flower has the kind of bag appeal that sells itself.
How to Grow Tear Gas Clones
Treat this cut like the dense, resinous indica-leaner it is, and it will reward you.
Indoor Growing
Unbox your clone promptly, give it gentle light for the first few days, and transplant once roots are established. Top once in veg and spread the branches with low-stress training so light reaches every rounded site. Dense structure means airflow is your main job: run oscillating fans, keep humidity in check after the fourth week of flower, and defoliate moderately to open up the interior. A feed on the heavier side of medium suits it, and a room held at 70 to 80°F will bring out the resin. Expect about 9 weeks of flower, though some growers report 65 to 68 days.
Outdoor and Greenhouse Growing
Tear Gas does best indoors or in a greenhouse, but it adapts well outdoors in favorable climates with dry autumns. The tight, round buds can trap moisture, so choose a sunny, breezy spot, space plants generously, and consider a hoop cover if your October runs wet.
Yield and Production Potential
Rated a high yielder, Tear Gas earns it through density rather than sheer size. Every one of those rounded buds is heavy for its size, and a well-trained plant stacks them along every branch. The resin content also makes trim and smaller buds worth saving for hash.
Who Should Grow Tear Gas?
Tear Gas is an intermediate-level cut, best for growers who have managed humidity through a dense flower before and want a loud, fuel-forward addition to the garden. If your favorite jars are skunk and diesel, this clone shows what a dessert cross adds to that profile.
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Tear Gas Clones FAQs
How long does Tear Gas take to flower?
Plan on about 9 weeks, or roughly 63 days, with some growers taking it to 65 to 68 days for a fuller finish.
Is Tear Gas easy to grow?
It is an intermediate cut. The plant itself is vigorous, but the dense, round buds need steady airflow and humidity control late in flower.
What does Tear Gas smell and taste like?
Musky diesel and skunk with a chemical edge, softened by creamy sherbet, earthy kush, and spice. The flavor is fuel-forward with a lingering bite.
What are the effects of Tear Gas?
Reported effects are euphoric and clear-headed at first, then deeply relaxing and sedating, which makes it best for nighttime.
Is this a rooted clone?
Yes. Every Tear Gas clone is rooted, cultivation-ready, HLVD-tested, and shipped as a live plant.
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