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Hybrid strainChem 4 OG
Chem 4 OG from The Cali Connection combines the Chem 4 clone with a male SFV OG Kush F4. The cross was intended to increase the yield of the OG side and bring out more citrus from Chem 4. The source mentions large yields and approximately eight weeks of flowering, but provides little information on effects, flower structure or additional aromas.
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Aroma, effects and terpenes
Aromas
Genetics
Parent line and family tree
Chem 4 OG is at the beginning. The documented parent lines through the 3rd generation follow below.
Editorial profile
Chem 4 OG in detail
Origins & classification
Chem 4 OG is a breeding by The Cali Connection made from the Chem 4 clone and a male SFV OG Kush F4. The breeder description states two clear objectives: The SFV OG parent was intended to improve the yield potential of the OG side, while the cross was also meant to bring out Chem 4's citrus aspect more clearly. The profile is therefore version-specific and cannot be applied to arbitrary Chem 4 or OG hybrids.
Aroma & flavour
Regarding the origins of the Chem 4 clone, the source relates that in 2006, seeds were started from original material that Chemdog had passed on to “joebrand”. Chem 1, 2, 3 and 4 supposedly emerged from these. Chem 4 was consequently referred to as the “Reunion” phenotype because it was said to resemble older “Dogweed” from Crested Butte. This account is an internal scene narrative about its origins and has not been independently confirmed.
Terpene profile
The normalized lineage Chem Dawg × SFV OG Kush indicates the direction but loses important details. Chem 4 × SFV OG Kush F4 is more precise. The specific clone and the F4 generation of the male parent are relevant for distinguishing this breeder version. The available source does not mention any further genetic contributions.
Effects
Only a citrus note is reliably documented aromatically. According to the breeder, it was already part of the breeding objective. Other aromas commonly associated with Chem or OG lines must not be added without a profile source. A terpene profile is also unavailable, so neither molecular assignments nor a ranking of the aromatic compounds are possible.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
For yield, the description promises large results but provides no quantities, conditions or comparative data. The value therefore remains a qualitative breeder-related expectation and is not a guarantee. Flowering is stated as approximately eight weeks; the structured field of eight to nine weeks expands this information without any apparent basis and should be reviewed.
Further classification
Information on effects, cannabinoids, plant height, flower shape and cultivation requirements is missing. Nevertheless, Chem 4 OG is sufficiently identifiable through its specific creation and breeding objective: Chem 4 was combined with SFV OG Kush F4 to enhance yield and citrus expression. Further sensory or effect-related statements require additional substantial sources.
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Frequently asked questions about Chem 4 OG
What type of strain is Chem 4 OG?
We classify Chem 4 OG as a Hybrid strain with the parent line Chem Dawg × SFV OG Kush.
What genetics are behind Chem 4 OG?
The parent line of Chem 4 OG is Chem Dawg × SFV OG Kush.
What does Chem 4 OG smell and taste like?
Aromatically, Chem 4 OG is primarily characterized as citrusy. Depending on the batch and phenotype, the expression may vary in intensity.
What flowering time is given for Chem 4 OG?
A flowering time of 8-9 weeks is given for Chem 4 OG.
Which breeder is named for Chem 4 OG?
The Cali Connection is named as the breeder of Chem 4 OG.
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