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Chempie genetics

Cherry Pie x Chemdawg

The base of the cross brings the fruitiest and most chemical character of the variety. Cherry Pie introduces the sweet and sour red fruit notes that define the aromatic opening, while Chemdawg adds earthy depth, spicy notes and the genetic weight of one of the most influential lineages in modern cannabis.

- Sweet and sour red fruit

- Earthy, spicy Chemdawg character

- Aromatic depth and complexity

Do-Si-Dos

A cross of Face-Off OG and OGKB that brings the creamiest and most indica side of the whole. It reinforces bud density and resin production and adds a layer of sweetness and depth that rounds off the profile and gives cohesion to the triple cross.

- OG creaminess and sweetness

- Dense, resinous flowers

- Indica character that balances the whole

Aroma and terpene profile

A broad, variable profile that reflects the richness of its triple lineage. Chempie offers an aromatic range that goes from sweet red fruit to more sour, earthy and spicy flavours, always with an original and noticeable result. Cherry Pie brings the sweet and sour fruitiness, Chemdawg adds earthy and chemical depth, and Do-Si-Dos wraps the whole in a creaminess that gives body and persistence to the aroma.

The phenotypic variability of the triple cross means that each harvest may offer a different expression within that spectrum.

- Sweet and sour red fruit

- Earthy, spicy notes

- Chemical touches from Chemdawg

- Creamy Do-Si-Dos background

- Broad profile that varies between phenotypes

Effects of Chempie

The effect is positive and deeply relaxing. Its sativa-indica balance (60/40) translates into an experience that combines the cheerful, functional mood of sativas with a progressive, enveloping body relaxation that invites rest without cancelling activity.

- Positive, cheerful effect

- Deep, enveloping relaxation

- Sativa-indica balance (60/40)

Growing Chempie

Chempie is an easy-to-grow, very productive variety that responds well to FIM, producing long arms that even out their height at the top of the canopy. Pruning the lower branches is recommended to concentrate the plant's energy on the main production. During flowering it develops very long, thin pistils that give rise to large clusters of broad, compact flowers.

Its flowering time is 60 days, although its triple-hybrid nature can introduce variations of a week depending on the phenotype.

- Flowering: 60 days (possible variation of ±1 week depending on phenotype)

- Responds very well to FIM

- Pruning the lower branches is recommended

- Long, thin pistils; broad, compact clusters

- Easy to grow and productive

Who is this variety for?

For growers looking for an accessible, productive variety with a rich and distinctive terpene profile. The phenotypic variability of the triple cross also makes it an especially attractive option for those who enjoy the selection process and want to find their own unique phenotype within top-level genetics.