Chemdawg Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Humboldt Seed Organisation

Strong-smelling sativa strain with potent high, 9-week flowering time, and 20% THC.

$24.42

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Chemdawg Cannabis Seeds from Humboldt Seed Organisation

Chemdawg is said to be the parent of OG Kush and Sour Diesel, and the original plant comes from a seed in a bag of high-quality bud bought by Chemdawg the breeder itself, who developed new lines deriving from the original genetic.

The smell is strong, a combination of pine and jet fuel, and the high is very strong, not recommended to unexperienced users.

All of the Diesel strains (Sour, Headband, NYC Diesel) originate from Chemdawg.

Chemdawg features

Type: Sativa dominant
Outdoor harvest: 1st october
Outdoor yield: Average+
Flowering: 9 weeks
Indoor yield: Average+
THC: 20%

Strain FAQ

Can diesel strains' strong smell represent an evolutionary advantage?

Diesel variants' strong, pungent smell may discourage pests and herbivores, showing it evolved to endure severe climes. This protective mechanism is just one way in which these plants adapt to their surroundings.

How has increased THC levels affected cannabis breeding?

Breeding for strains with 20% THC and beyond has spurred innovation and the discovery of unusual exciting genotypes. It is important to remember that the mission is about enhancing the strain's taste, fragrance, and therapeutic potential as well as just stretching THC boundaries.

The economic and ecological benefits of these strains?

Early-flowering cultivars are said to be able to boost efficiency by allowing for an earlier harvest. This decreases crop loss from weather or pests. Operating with the seasons is also said to reduce the need for artificial lighting and heating, making it more sustainable and better for the environment.

Do 12/12 photoperiod strains have an edge in terpene profiles?

Sometimes, a little stress goes a long way, especially when it comes to pumping up the terpenes in 12/12 photoperiod strains. The stringent light schedule can stress the plants just enough to kick their flavor and aroma profile up a notch!

Were Sativa strains ever used for anything other than getting high or medicine?

Sativas' capabilities go beyond just these two things. Their strong fibres have been used to make ropes, clothes, and paper. This shows just how varied and valuable the cannabis plant has been even before its more modern uses.