About Chem de la Chem

The flavour has a potent chemical palette, with sweet, earthy overtones and a spicy exhale.

🇺🇸 American Bred

Chem de la Chem is what you get when you cross the lesser-known I-95 strain with the Northeastern classic brain-melter, Chemdawg. Its increasing popularity in the Colorado area is a testament to how well Grassroots Cannabis grew it, not only for a mid-20s THC kick that should make veteran users swoon, but for a complex flavour that anyone can enjoy. This strain is for head highs, for keeping your focus up during a long afternoon work session or an evening adventure. Even if you’re used to heady feelings of focus and euphoria, with a hint of the munchies, you may be surprised when you try the Chem of the crop.

Chem de la Chem is a strain for people who need a boost on a busy day. It promotes energy, focus, cerebral clarity, and makes you feel sociable. This makes it great for casually curing a bit of social anxiety but also for general use as a mood-booster before a big day of work. Remote workers can give themselves a mid-day burst of euphoric focus with Chem de la Chem. Just be warned that those with anxiety issues may have their issues worsened by Chem de la Chem.

The flavour has a potent chemical palette, with sweet, earthy overtones and a spicy exhale. It signals users with a trained nose to notice the pain-relieving spicy terpenes, as well as those that increase appetite. Be prepared for intense snacking on Chem de la Chem as well as periods of sociability, energy, focus, and euphoria. It’s a perfect strain for getting things done with a clear, happy head. Just make sure you’re not already mentally elevated as Chem de la Chem will only send you higher.

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