Buds of Jet Fuel are marked by medium-sized flowers that taper down into almost conical shapes. The bud structure is more sativa than indica, with relatively light and fluffy leaves that tear away easy from central stems.

The leaves themselves are an earthy brownish-green, while the pistils range from orange to rarely-seen shades of maroon and red.

moreover, when properly cured  flowers of Jet Fuel are covered in trichomes and leave behind a sticky resin when handled.

This strain’s name doesn’t only account for its energetic nature, it’s also a reference to sweet tang of gasoline that wafts from the flowers.

Like parent strain High Country Diesel. Jet Fuel packs a fuel-like chemical punch. Grinding or burning the sticky flowers gives off a whiff of pine as well, calling to mind Jet Fuel’s OG Kush lineage.

As with many other sativas.

The smoke generated by this strain is smooth. Although the  diesel aftertaste may leave many smokers reaching for a glass of water. This pungent flower may not be the best choice for those looking to keep their consumption discreet.