Full Mullet from Fully Melted is an excellent representation of high-powered fuel terpenes in rosin, which is something the marketplace is seriously lacking. While candy terps blew up for a reason, Full Mullet’s impact on your taste buds is at a different level.
A lot of terpene profiles similar to Full Mullet simply aren’t considered commercially viable. Usually, when you see a jar that smells this deliciously gassy, it’s in somebody’s head stash. Most of the best depictions of these prized gassy terps simply don’t make enough hash after they’re washed to be worth the process. That’s what makes Full Mullet so special, especially given the fact that it’s readily available on the recreational market.
The pairing that created Full Mullet is GMOG x Blue Zkittlez, but past the name, there’s no Z to be found. The aroma and flavor both heavily lean on the OG side. You won’t even find any real funk from the GMO either, as it’s almost exclusively gas and fuel terps.
“Power smoke, period!” Flynn, co-owner of Fully Melted, told California Leaf. “The COA came back crazy high, and it’s super old-school gas terps. Chem D and Sour to the max.”
That wild nose is a result of 93%-plus overall cannabinoids. It can’t be understated how much aroma comes pouring out as soon as you crack it. This isn’t one of those jars you have to hold up to your nose to smell. As soon as those terps hit the air, they dominate the room, which is a characteristic shared by only a few strains.
The material used to produce this elite rosin comes from an in-house selection made by Fully Melted’s other co-owner, Jomra. Cultivated in a mixed-light greenhouse and living soil beds, the flower for this rosin comes from southern Humboldt, where Jomra’s been growing since he was 13 years old. Now a family man over 40, he continues to follow in the footsteps of his father, who also grew up in the hills of the Emerald Triangle.
Even if a super gassy terp profile isn’t usually for you, Full Mullet might just win you over. And if not, you’ll still feel good knowing you’re buying real legacy Cannabis from Humboldt County.
This article was originally published in the November 2025 issue of California Leaf.
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