Colorado Chem
Colorado Chem is a sativa-dominant hybrid recognized for its pungent, chemical-forward aromatic profile and its 2nd place finish in the 2014 Denver Cannabis Cup.
About Colorado Chem
The origins of Colorado Chem remain a mystery, with both its breeder and parentage unconfirmed. While it is frequently speculated to have been developed in Colorado using Kush-related genetics, it should not be confused with Colorado Chemdawg from Aficionado Seeds. The strain gained public recognition in 2014 when it secured 2nd place in the People’s Choice category at the Denver Cannabis Cup. Users report an aromatic profile dominated by chemical, earthy, skunk, and pine notes, with a flavor profile that mirrors these scents while adding a touch of herbal citrus. Reported effects include an uplifting mental buzz characterized by increased focus and creativity.
Plant characteristics
As a sativa-dominant hybrid, Colorado Chem develops into tall, slender plants. The flowering period typically ranges from 56 to 70 days, with the strain generally producing medium yields when grown indoors. It is primarily available through clones.