Description

Texas Chem

Shoreline OG x Stardawg

Texas Chem is a mighty cross of Shoreline OG and Stardawg. This cannabis produces unique phenotypes that stand out with exceptionally loud terpenes, exotic flavors, and hefty yields. Texas Chem offers a superb blend of characteristics from both parents. The plants produce robust, trichome-covered colas that emit odors of burnt rubber, dead skunk, and kerosene. The flavor complements the aroma with hints of burnt rubber, skunk, and citrus. Texas Chem is an excellent choice for anyone looking for extremely rare cannabis genetics.

Texas Chem Cannabis Seeds

Greenpoint Seeds used the famed Stardawg stud to pollinate a standout cut of Shoreline OG from Shoreline Genetics. This hybrid, known as Texas Chem, produces a variety of skunk, funky phenotypes that offer all of the aroma, flavor, and of both of its parents. Some plants may offer the balanced and pungent aroma of Shoreline OG, and others may provide the hardy growth of Stardawg. Most Texas Chem phenotypes will offer a blend of these traits.

Texas Chem Aroma

Texas Chem combines the eyewatering bouquets of Shoreline OG and Stardawg to create a terpene-rich that embodies all the funk Chemdawg is famous for. This variety offers a robust, earthy scent, with distinct notes of gasoline, roadkill skunk, onions, and burnt rubber.

Flavor

The flavor from Texas Chem is very much reminiscent of its Skunk and Chemdawg ancestors. This coats the mouth with notes of pine and chemical cleaning solution mixed with roadkill skunk and motor oil. Its bitter flavor is offensive and yet entirely satisfying.

Structure

Texas Chem is medium to tall in height, with elongated branches and emerald-green leaves that have narrow leaflets. This hybrid forms large, towering colas blanketed with a multitude of milky trichomes. The dried buds are dense and exceedingly sticky.

Growing Texas Chem

Like its parents, Texas Chem is a hardy that is easy to cultivate. This variety is pest and disease resistant and can quickly recover from most stressors.

Shoreline OG typically stretches considerably during the flowering period. Texas Chem also may stretch in height as it begins to bud. Growers can control the vertical growth and boost the yield of Texas Chem by employing strain or low-stress training methods. This responds well to topping, super cropping, fimming, and other training techniques.

Pest & Disease Control 

Although Texas Chem is resistant to most pests and diseases, growers should always maintain a clean and stable environment. By keeping the plants pruned, providing plenty of lighting and airflow, frequently sanitizing the grow area, and providing the plants with sufficient water and nutrients, growers can avoid most issues with pests and diseases.

Due to its OG Kush ancestry, some Texas Chem plants may require an additional supply of calcium and magnesium.