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Chemdawg is a hybrid cannabis strain. It has a diesel and earthy smell. THC levels range from 15% to 20%. CBD levels are under 1%. The strain produces euphoric and relaxed effects. The exact origin is unknown. A common story says the seeds came from a Grateful Dead concert in 1991.
Chemdawg is a parent of Sour Diesel and OG Kush. The original cut is often called Chemdawg 91. Other cuts include Chemdawg D and Chem 4. The genetic lineage is debated. No verified record exists. The strain first appeared in the cannabis community in the early 1990s.
THC content is 15% to 20%. CBD content is below 1%. Effects start with cerebral euphoria. Then relaxation follows. Users report happiness and uplifted mood. Side effects include dry mouth, dry eyes, and anxiety at high doses. The strain works for daytime and evening use.
Chemdawg may help with pain, stress, and depression. It can stimulate appetite. It may reduce nausea. More research is needed to confirm these benefits. Patients in legal states use it for symptom relief.
Flowering time is 8 to 10 weeks. Plants grow tall. Yield is moderate to high. It can be grown indoors and outdoors. The strain resists mold and pests. Growers need good airflow and pruning.
Chemdawg is sold at licensed dispensaries in states with legal cannabis. Online retailers offer Chemdawg flower and products. Check local laws before buying. Verify product testing and lab results.