Chemdawg

Known for its potent and complex effects, Chemdawg has been a staple in the cannabis community since the early 1990s. Believed to be a cross between a Thai landrace strain and an unknown Kush variety, its true origins are shrouded in mystery. Despite its uncertain genetic lineage, Chemdawg has become a beloved strain among cannabis enthusiasts for its unique characteristics—while also serving as the backbone to many other beloved strains like Sour Diesel. The aroma and flavor combo found in Chemdawg is one of a kind, as it sports its signature diesel-like scent with a hint of earthy pine, and a flavor profile of diesel and citrus with subtle, spicy undertones. This curious combination is the result of Chemdawg's unique terpene profile, which includes myrcene, caryophyllene, and limonene. In terms of appearance, Chemdawg features dense, sticky buds that are coated in a layer of trichomes. The leaves of this strain are typically a vibrant shade of green, and the pistils are a burnt-orange color. When smoked, Chemdawg produces a thick, pungent cloud that lingers. Its effects are intense, with a powerful cerebral high that can be euphoric and creative, followed swiftly by a relaxing body buzz. Known for its ability to induce a strong sense of relaxation while easing tension, it’s also a popular choice for medical cannabis patients seeking relief from pain, stress, and anxiety. Though due to its high THC content, new users should approach this strain with caution.