Chem Krush

Chem Krush comes from Lucky Dog Seed Co, the label of Skunk VA, a breeder whose work centres on the Chemdog 91 cut and its backcrosses. It crosses Chemdog 91 with a Kush-leaning phenotype of SFV OG Kush Bx2, joining the original Chem line to the San Fernando Valley OG family. Released as regular seeds and never offered feminized, it is now listed by Lucky Dog as a breeder's cut clone and became the mother of the company's Double Krush. The breeder has not published a visual description, but phenotypes can be expected to range between the looser, resin-heavy Chem 91 flower structure and the denser calyx stacking of OG Kush.

Growers on GrowDiaries describe the effect as euphoric and creative at the outset, easing into the relaxed body state typical of OG Kush crosses, which makes it a flexible afternoon or evening strain for consumers used to Chem-family potency. Neither Lucky Dog nor Seedfinder publishes THC or CBD percentages, so potency is unquantified, though both parents are strong cultivars.

Skunk VA summarises the family flavour as Chemdog 91 fuel meeting OG Kush earthy pine, and grower reports add a citrus edge; caryophyllene, limonene and myrcene are the expected lead terpenes. Seedfinder lists flowering at around 70 days, roughly 10 weeks, indoors. Height and yield have not been published, though Chem-heavy phenotypes tend to stretch and benefit from support in late flower. Difficulty is medium: the genetics are robust, but regular seeds require sexing and reward experienced canopy management.