Our original Purple Dawg was the result of our beloved mother strain Monster Mass, a sweet, musky Lavender and a fuel focused Purple Chemdawg. This monster yielding, ultra vigorous hybrid has since become one of our biggest sellers and we have, over the past few years, dedicated multiple ongoing projects into further hybridizing its lineage. The rare, highly prized and heavily hunted "Dawg Shit" pheno in the original strain has been isolated and used in all our new and future CMC Dawg strains. This special pheno, Coveted for its overpoweringly noxious aroma and taste,ensures plants reek of chemical dipped grapes, pungent kush, and rotten fruit with most examples emitting strong concentrated ammonia, vomit and fresh dog shit during flowering and even after cure.
We have taken our Dawg Mass and bred it with an absolute Chem Queen- Star Dawg. Originally bred by JJ of Top Dawg Seeds, Star Dawg is the result of a Chemdawg 4 X Tres Dawg and has set standards in the Cannabis Comunity. Our Purple Star Dawg is a keeper-strain for those that love Cannabis with extremely concentrated Diesel and fuel characteristics and big bully bag appeal.
- Genetics: Purple Dawg Mass x Star Dawg
- Sex: Feminized
- Indoor flowering period: Approx 50 days
- Indoor yield: Approx 500-600g/m2
- Outdoor flowering period: Mid/Late Sept
- Outdoor yield: Approx 700+g/per plant
- THC: 18-20%
Strain FAQ
What makes chemical tasting strains genetically diverse?
Lineages, which may include landrace strains, can explain chem-tasting strain variation. Over generations, these cannabis plants have adapted to their native climate, giving them unique traits including unusual flavours.
What genes help Mid-September strains finish early?
These strains have genetics from short-summer, early-fall locations. This genetic tailoring is said to allow them to finish their lifespan before colder weather, ensuring a successful time for those in northern latitudes or unpredictable climates.
What makes most short-flowering strains Indica or Indica-dominant?
Shorter flowering times than Sativas make Indica strains or their hybrid progeny reportedly ideal for fast harvests. Indica strains have this trait due to the cold northern climates they evolved in.