Chemmy Gibbler F2
Chemmy Gibbler F2
Also known as: Chemmy Gibbler
Overview
Chemmy Gibbler F2 is an indica-dominant hybrid strain (80% indica/20% sativa) developed by Red Scare Seed Company. This unique strain was created by crossing ChemLato and Banana Milkshake OG, combining the sour chemical notes of ChemLato with the sweet resin production of Banana Milkshake OG. The strain was named after the fictional character Kimmy Gibbler from the sitcom Full House, known for her rebellious attitude and impulsive behavior. Interestingly, the strain's effects are described as the opposite of its namesake character, delivering enhanced concentration and focus rather than impulsive behavior. As an F2 generation, this strain represents the second filial generation, which typically exhibits greater genetic variability and diverse phenotypic expressions compared to F1 varieties. Red Scare Seed Company, an underground breeder from Kentucky currently operating in Michigan, has developed this strain as part of their boutique cannabis genetics program. The F2 designation indicates that growers can expect varied phenotypes with different expressions of the parent genetics, making each plant potentially unique in its characteristics and effects.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from anxiety
- May help with stress and depression
- Often used for pain management
- Users report help with insomnia
- May assist with migraines and headaches
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Chemmy Gibbler F2 can be cultivated both indoors and outdoors with a flowering time of approximately 9-10 weeks (63-70 days). As an indica-dominant strain, it responds well to higher fertilizer doses and performs excellently with Sea of Green (SOG) growing methods. The strain is susceptible to mold, requiring careful attention to lighting, watering, and temperature control. Being an F2 generation, growers should expect significant phenotypic variation, making it ideal for phenotype hunting but potentially challenging for consistent commercial production. The strain was never available as feminized seeds, requiring growers to work with regular seeds and sex their plants.