Chem

Chemdawg has a glorious but mysterious history. Its origins are unknown, and while some say that it’s a result of a cross between Sour Diesel and Og Kush in the 90s, others say that it’s an outcome of breeding Nepalese and Thai sativa strains. Rumor has it that Chemdawg was created by breeding a strain named Dog Bud, but a very popular story making the rounds states that Chemdawg originated after a few cannabis users exchanged some rare strains with each other during a concert. No matter how the tales go, the result is incredible because Chemdawg is here to stay. Chem cannabis seeds are notorious for the chemical-like smell they emit even after the buds are properly dried and cured. Adorned with fiery red pistils, every puff smells more like ammonia and less like herb. Thankfully, the chemical-like smell that sometimes seems like ammonia and other times like diesel is natural, which is why it’s used to make extracts like BHO, Hash, and Rosin to name a few. Chem genetics have been used for a long time to create Chem strains that display the same characteristics. Although the lineage is pure indica, the buds seem wispy, unlike other indicas sporting rock-hard nugs. The content can be anywhere from 15 to 20 percent, but new hybrids go as high as a whopping 27 percent! Due to its spectacular potency, beginners should use Chem strains with caution. She induces a euphoric rush that can be crazy at times. Later, as the night wears on, the effects fade into a deeply relaxing body stone that lets you catch a restful night of sleep. She also makes you energetic, unlike indica strains that are famous for imposing a couch-lock. Chem strains also have the tendency to grow like a sativa rather than an indica. They grow more than 5 feet tall, but the flowering period is pretty quick lasting only for 9-10 weeks after the plants are flipped from their vegetative phase.