Chem Lem Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Dark Horse Genetics

The name fits is strain terpene profile perfectly! Chem Lem is a cross of Chem 4 and Joe’s Lemonade and has the perfect blend of Chemical Lemon terpenes, hence

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Chem Lem Cannabis Seeds from Dark Horse Genetics

The name fits is strain terpene profile perfectly! Chem Lem is a cross of Chem 4 and Joe’s Lemonade and has the perfect blend of Chemical Lemon terpenes, hence the name. The terpenes can lean towards a specific parent depending on the phenotype. If you get the Chem 4 dominance leaning towards the mother, expect to smell and taste some Bleach, Ajax, Chlorine/Pool Cleaner terpenes that smell very astringent, and nose-burning. If you get a phenotype that leans towards the father, you’ll get some Skunky, Hashy, Creamy, Fruity/Citrus terpenes. If you find the pheno that has a nice mix of both parents, you just hit the jackpot! if you do, expect to smell and taste a Creamy Chemical Lemonade Skunk Cocktail! Your senses might not be ready for the citrus explosion you are about to experience with this Chem Lem!

She’s an easy grower, and you can spot the differences between the parents pretty easily. The Chem 4-dominance will be stretchier, but she fills in nicely, and yields massive arm-sized colas. The Joe’s Lemonade stays pretty short, bushy, squat, and doesn’t really grow tall. It has lots of flowering sights, and look like a bunch of golfball-sized nuggets all over the plant. She can be topped and responds very well. She usually can support her own weight, but if you would like to add a tomato cage or trellis net on or around her to support her, and/or maximize the amount of light reaching her to get the most about out of her potential yield.

Due to the Joe’s Lemonade male, we have noticed most strains finish pretty early, around 8-9 weeks average, and yield above-average compared to most strains from the Joe’s Lemonade line. We have noticed every cross from the Joe’s Lemonade line, added lots of resin, a short, fat, bushy, early flowering strain that is very resinous, but easy to trim due to the leaf : bud ratio. if you are looking to extract this strain into concentrate form, we highly recommend Hydrocarbon extract to ensure you get the best flavor, and effect you possibly can enjoy from these terpenes. It will press rosin and make wash hash, butter true potential comes out in something like a Live Resin concentrate such as HCFSE/ HTFSE. (High Cannabinoid Full Spectrum Extract / High Terpene Full Spectrum Extract)

Brand Dark Horse Genetics
Pack Size 10 Seeds Per Pack
Indoor / Outdoor Indoor / Outdoor
Flowering Time 9-10 Weeks
Lineage Chem 4 x Joe's Lemonade
Yield High
Seed Type Regular

Strain FAQ

Which terpenes give cannabis its chem-like taste?

Terpenes such caryophyllene, with its spicy, peppery overtones; myrcene, with its earthy, chem-like delicacy; limonene, which intensifies the sharp, pungent qualities; and humulene, with its crisp, hop-like edge, give these strains their chemical taste. Chem flavour is nuanced and unique due to these terpenes.

Is controlling pests and disease easier indoors?

Indoor cannabis areas are like fortresses against pests and infections. Legal indoor growers are said to avoid many of the problems that outside farmers experience on a regular basis which reportedly results in healthier plants and purer goods. This is done through strictly controlling who (or what) enters the space and maintaining pristine conditions.

Are single cannabis seeds a sustainable option?

Single seed selections allow users to buy only what they need, promoting sustainable practices. This approach reduces waste and uses every drop of water, watt of light, and bit of space with care.

How does cannabis fit into Central American and Caribbean cultures?

Cannabis has spiritual and cultural relevance in many Central American and Caribbean societies. Jamaican Rastafarianism for instance considers cannabis a sacramental herb.

Are some hybrids adapted to certain growing conditions?

Yes, certain hybrid strains are designed to thrive in certain temperatures or situations, making them beneficial in difficult conditions. There are many hybrid strains can thrive in poor climates, which is generally a sought after trait.