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Flavor Profile: Chemical, Spicy, Earthy
Effects: Creative, Happy, Relaxing
Hybrid: Sativa(45%)/Indica(55%)

THC Content: Medium (≈ 19%)
Best For: Fatigue, Nausea, Stress
Description: Chemdawg (officially originally named Chemdog) is a legendary, highly influential hybrid cannabis strain celebrated as a foundational pillar of modern cannabis genetics. Its origins are steeped in cannabis folklore, tracking back to a 1991 Grateful Dead concert where a breeder named "Chemdog" purchased an exceptional bag of "dog bud" seed from the Colorado/Oregon border that yielded 13 rare seeds. This mysterious lineage—widely believed to stem from Thai and Nepalese sativa landraces—became the direct genetic backbone for global powerhouse strains like Sour Diesel and OG Kush. Visually, it features loose, resin-rich green buds heavily coated in sticky white trichomes, but it is most famous for its loud, unmistakable aroma of pungent chemical diesel, sharp pine, and musk. Known for having a high THC concentration, it is a staple on dispensary shelves and is often utilized by medical cannabis patients to manage symptoms associated with chronic pain, stress, anxiety, PTSD, and migraines. The effects of Chemdawg are reported to be fast-acting and multi-faceted, often resulting in a hard-hitting cerebral experience. It initiates with a heavy rush of euphoria and heightened sensory perception that provides an immediate mental boost. This stimulating headspace is frequently cited by artists and musicians as helpful for inspiration or motivation. However, because of its balanced hybrid nature, physical properties soon follow, leading to a deeply soothing, heavy-bodied relaxation. While the mind stays active, the physical sedation balances the energy out. Due to its intense potency, individuals with lower tolerance levels may experience strong couch-lock, increased appetite, and deep drowsiness as the effects begin to taper off.

1ml Cartridge Chemdawg

R 350,00Price
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