The Cross
An exotic twist on the classic Chemdog line, which is a phrase that gets thrown around and here is literal.
The Parents
The story starts in Crested Butte, Colorado, in the late 1980s, where a group of friends found a plant they called Dog Bud, so named because it was said to make people roll over like a dog. In 1991 they took a pound of it to a Grateful Dead show at the Deer Creek Amphitheater in Noblesville, Indiana. A grower now known as Chemdog bought a bag there, took it home to Massachusetts, and asked the Colorado growers to send more.
When the package arrived it had thirteen seeds in it. He sprouted some that same year and found Chem ’91, which is still considered the finest representation of the original Dog Bud. Dog Bud’s own ancestry is a mystery. Some think Skunk No. 1 sits behind it, others say Pakistani Kush and Lemon Thai.
Purple Punch is Larry OG crossed to Granddaddy Purple.
What’s In The Pack
Six feminized photoperiod seeds. Generous yield with real color, which the Chem side has never produced on its own.
In The Garden
70-80 days. Photoperiod, feminized.
Photo and grow: @pakaloloinparadise, 2021, Chem ’91
I just finished 30 plants in a 3×3, 18 of them being Punch Dawg underneath a 480W LM301H LED also using blue planet organic everything in fox farm OF. They are not easy to grow, as we all know any GDP cross has issues but that aside I would recommend for growers with some experience. Phenotypes are fairly consistent. Some smell like gods gift more on the OG side but most of them smell like a straight up white strain cat piss. The high so far is old school, giggles, cotton mouth, insane flavor and just uplifting… YUM….. The chem is strong with this one. I’m stoked on my finished product and would run this again for that neon white fire. Gonna be enjoying this one while I have it.
I only popped one of these. It turned out to be a purple tinted chem 91 very gassy and potent. SCROGed it and it was a very vigorus plant Not much for the punch though. This one leaned chem for sure.
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