Unit 15 Purple Octane Craft Indica Pre-Roll 1X1G

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Cannabis products only available within Manitoba.

The Unit 15 Purple Octane Craft Indica Pre-Roll 1X1G has a name that sounds like it should come with racing tires.

Instead, it comes packed with whole-flower Purple Octane and a flavour profile that's unapologetically heavy on cream, nuts, fruit and gas.

Purple Octane is an indica-dominant hybrid bred from:

(Biscotti x SherbBX1) x (Jealousy F2)

That genetic background gives it deep roots in the GSC and Gelato families, bringing together several well-known modern cannabis lineages in one cultivar.

And Purple Octane certainly isn't shy about announcing itself.

The aroma leans heavily into pungent petrol-like gas, backed by sweeter fruit undertones reminiscent of grape and strawberry. It's a contrasting combination: sharp fuel character up front with darker, sweeter fruit hanging around underneath.

Basically, the gas station somehow acquired a fruit aisle.

On the flavour side, things take another turn.

The smoke begins with a creamy, nutty character before the cultivar's gassy personality works its way back into the profile. Hints of fruit follow, tying the flavour back to those grape and strawberry-inspired aromas.

That gives Purple Octane a layered progression:

Creamy → Nutty → Gassy → Fruity

There's quite a bit going on for one pre-roll.

Craft-Grown, Whole-Flower Pre-Roll

Purple Octane is designated as a craft cannabis product and is grown indoors in small batches.

Rather than relying on generic shake or trim, whole flower is selected and milled for the pre-roll, helping preserve the cultivar's intended aroma and flavour characteristics.

The flower is also hang dried and hand trimmed as part of its post-harvest process.

This package contains one 1g pre-roll, providing a full-gram format without requiring grinding, rolling papers or a sudden test of your rolling abilities.

For adult cannabis shoppers browsing Flamingo Plus in Manitoba, Purple Octane is particularly interesting for its combination of modern genetics, craft production and an unusually layered profile.

Creamy and nutty at first.

Grape and strawberry underneath.

And enough gas to explain why they called it Octane.