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Cannabis · Hybrid · THC-dominant

Chemdawg

Also known as Chemdog, Chem Dawg

Disputed

Lineage

Seed parent, then pollen parent. A backcross is a third parent, and it does not replace either of them.

Mother

Unrecorded

Father

Unrecorded

This record

Chemdawg

Parents unrecorded

Early-1990s bag seed. The Dead-show story is color, not parentage. Nepalese, Thai, and other parents are claimed and unproven, so this record leaves them blank.

Market report

Read from the Leafly public index on 2026-10-11. One source. Not a pedigree, and not confirmed by a second catalog. Parent names inside Leafly’s paragraph were not copied into the diagram.

Leafly reviews
4.3 average across 2,506 reviews
Lab producer count
0

Leafly’s producer count on this row is 0. Any median below is what Leafly published. Phylo does not treat it as a lab panel.

  • CBD median 0% · Leafly published 0% and 0% beside the median
  • CBG median 1%
  • THC median 18% · Leafly published 16% and 21% beside the median

Terpene scores

Relative scores on Leafly, not a percent of the flower.

  • caryophyllene · 0.45
  • myrcene · 0.38
  • limonene · 0.28
  • humulene · 0.15
  • pinene · 0.10
  • linalool · 0.05

Reported effects

Leafly review votes, not a clinical finding.

  • euphoric · 1,061 votes
  • happy · 1,056 votes
  • relaxed · 998 votes
  • uplifted · 882 votes
  • creative · 618 votes
Chemdawg, officially named "Chemdog," is a hybrid marijuana strain grown and spread by the breeder Chemdog since 1991. In a Leafly interview, Chemdog relates how Chemdog came from what was thought to be Northern…

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Region
United States
Origin
Unknown bag seed
Breeder
Unrecorded
Era
Early 1990s

Claims

Three clean supports corroborate a claim. Five enter it. The studio can adopt sooner. A dispute keeps it out.

No open claims on this record.

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