Chemdog DD
Chemdog DD
Also known as: Double D, Chem DD
Overview
Chemdog DD, also known as Double D or Chem DD, is a potent hybrid cannabis strain created by breeder Rezdog in 2007-2008. This strain was developed by crossing the famous Chemdog D clone with a Sour Diesel IBL (inbred line) male. Rezdog made two seed batches with this original male before losing him, and subsequent versions have been created with different males. The strain represents a powerful combination of two legendary diesel genetics, inheriting the best characteristics from both parent strains. Chemdog DD is known for its exceptional potency and distinctive diesel-forward aroma that combines the classic Chemdog fuel notes with the sharp, citrusy tang of Sour Diesel. The buds are typically dense and resinous, displaying the characteristic structure of elite Chemdog genetics with enhanced vigor from the Sour Diesel lineage. This strain has gained recognition among cannabis connoisseurs for its intense effects and complex terpene profile, though it has also been noted for potential hermaphroditic tendencies in some phenotypes, requiring careful cultivation and phenotype selection.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from chronic pain
- May help with stress and anxiety
- Often used for depression symptoms
- May assist with appetite stimulation
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Chemdog DD is considered an intermediate to advanced strain for cultivation due to potential hermaphroditic tendencies in some phenotypes. The strain typically flowers in 9-10 weeks indoors and can produce moderate to high yields when properly managed. Multiple phenotypes exist within this strain, with some exhibiting Sour Diesel-dominant characteristics featuring long main colas and massive side branches, while others lean more toward the Chemdog side. Indoor cultivation requires careful monitoring for male flowers, particularly during weeks 3-4 of flowering. The strain responds well to training techniques and benefits from stable environmental conditions. Outdoor cultivation is possible in suitable climates, with harvest typically occurring in October. Growers should select stable cuts or phenotypes to avoid hermaphroditic issues that have been reported with some seed stock.