Colorado Chem

Colorado Chem is a bit of a mystery, created by an unknown breeder from unknown parents, though many suspect it was created in Colorado from some sort of Kush ancestors. Don’t confuse it with Colorado Chemdawg from Aficionado Seeds.

Not surprisingly, Colorado Chem is said to smell like chemicals, along with earth, skunk, and pine. It supposedly tastes similar with a bit of herbal citrus thrown in.

In 2014 Colorado Chem won 2nd place in the People’s Choice category at Denver’s Cannabis Cup.

Colorado Chem is a sativa-dominant strain of unknown origin. It produces tall, slender plants thanks to its sativa heritage. Said to be moderately difficult to grow, Colorado Chem flowers grow in about 56 to 70 days and usually produce medium yields in ideal conditions. The strain is best grown indoors.

Colorado Chem is available as clones.