Chemo

Rumor has it that Chemo’s beginnings stretch back to the 1970s in Canada where this heavy indica was allegedly developed to treat the side effects of chemotherapy. Another name for this strain is “UBC Chemo” in reference to the university in which Chemo is said to have been conceived. Chemo’s genetics is carried on by Jordan of the Islands, whose rendition is best known for its subtle woody aroma and potent medicinal effects perfect for patients treating nausea, appetite loss, pain, and sleeplessness.

Type

Indica

THC

27%

CBG

1%

Effect

sleepy

Terpene

caryophyllene

Also known as

UBC Chemo, Kemo

Effects

Sleepy, Hungry, Relaxed

Reported for

Insomnia, Pain, Stress

Negatives

Dizzy, Dry mouth, Dry eyes

Flavors

Woody, Pungent, Chestnut

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