This video explores the intriguing origin of Chemdawg, its unique characteristics, and its impact on cannabis culture, including its notable offspring like Sour Diesel.
And hello, the big greens! Today, a short video to talk to you about the origin of Chemdawg. Like many varieties from the United States of herbs, it was sold at a concert by the great Grateful Dead band in the 1990s. This strain came from a cross of Lemon Thai, and older versions claim it was Napoli’s crossed with Time. There are even theories that suggest this strain is actually just a phenotype of a popular Indica at the time, such as Northern Lights or HP.
What is clear is that Sam’s sister, 19174, was selected from these seeds or had very different characteristics, and these four plants were the best for a good part of the best that appeared in the 1990s.
The aroma and flavor of the Chemdawg family have nothing to do with other varieties. Let’s remember the fuel, oil solvents, and toxic products such as gasoline, diesel, and other vehicles. This is the most consumed urban strain in the USA since the late nineties, chosen by many artists and influencers. This strain symbolizes the maximum hybrid expression of this genotype that can be seen in its morphology, as it produces Indica buds in a Sativa structure, and also in the effect, with high cycle activity while the body remains relaxed.
Sour Diesel is the Sativa side of the family, known for a higher yield compared to the others. It has a more pronounced lemonade flavor and a specific effect that simulates the body and mind without causing anxiety. This plant produces the largest galaxy we have seen, and it turns out to give birth to a new family of cannabis: The Source, the champion, another excellent strain from Riverside—flavorful, powerful, and very unique.
- It contains: Cherry Pie, Chemdawg, and Osiris.
- Exemplary qualities you can achieve.
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