707 Seedbank’s Snow Cone Hybrid is a nearly balanced variety by 707 Seedbank. They combined two well-known strains, the Snowman and 707 Chemdawg, to create the powerful Snow Cone Hybrid cannabis. The THC content ranges from 21% to 24 percent as a result of this cross. It’s best for experienced marijuana users. The CBD level is 0.41 percent -1.25%.

Snow Cone Hybrid’s flavor is represented by a combination of the following terpenes:

• Pinene
• Humulene
• Sabinene
• Ocimene
• Terpinolene

 Snow Cone Hybrid Strain Aroma and Taste

The buttery aroma is linked to the first thing remembered with this cannabis’ scent, represented by the two terpenes Humulene and Ocimene. The latter also has a light earthy flavor. Pinene adds a skunk note to the mix.

The aroma of orange is rich in Sabinene and Terpinolene. Thanks to Terpinolene, Snow Cone Hybrid offers a pleasant mango flavor.

Snow Cone Hybrid Main Effects

The Snow Cone Hybrid strain has a pleasant, fluffy feel to it and is available in three different strengths. It gives a nice head and body high that starts with a little tingle. The Sativa component of Snow Cone Hybrid weed may make smokers sexual at first. However, when the sedative effect kicks in, the stoners simply want to lie down and eat.

 Snow Cone Hybrid Common Usage

Snow Cone Hybrid kush has several properties that are beneficial to smokers suffering from the following conditions:

• Anxiety
• ADD / ADHD
• Arthritis
• Migraines

 Snow Cone Hybrid Strain Side Effects

If you decide to smoke Snow Cone Hybrid weed, then you should be aware of such possible side effects as:

• Dizziness
• Panic attacks

 Snow Cone Hybrid Info For Growers

This strain is said to be tough to cultivate, according to growers with experience. Photoperiod seeds may provide you with the Snow Cone Hybrid plant. They are vulnerable to chilly temperatures, so be careful. Indoor cultivation is most common among growers.

The average plant height is approximately 60-80 cm. The yield is estimated at 400 g / m2 when cultivated indoors. The yield is 550 g / plant if the plant is outside. Snow Cone Hybrid blooms in 9-11 weeks on average. It’s best to pick it around the 83rd day after planting.

Snowman Strain

Snowman OG descends from the decadent Girls Scout Cookies strain so its phenotype comes with the baggage (or the bonus!) of a hint of vanilla. Whether that mixes well with the diesel exhale is up to you. Snowman OG is a unique one, to be sure, but not to be confused with Berner’s Snowman. Confusingly, Berner bred Snowman OG as well, but this isn’t the same strain. Either way, you won’t be disappointed hanging out with this particular snowman — he’s the OG, after all.

Snowman OG is an ideal kick-back strain. If you’ve got an afternoon planned out, you should skip it; if you haven’t even bothered to make a plan, that’s when you might hang out with your old pal Snowman OG. He helps you get creative, stay lazy, and lay around without worrying about the world. The world doesn’t care if you don’t care, so why not forget it? Snowman OG approves of this logic.

He encourages introspection, a kind of super-reality of consciousness that places you at the center of your mind, cerebral and uplifted and aware, but not unfocused or asleep. You’ll be physically relaxed but not sedated as you start to enjoy its unique flavors.

We mentioned the sweet vanilla from Snowman OG’s lineage, subtle but totally unmissable when it hits your tongue. The overtones are spicier, with fuel tastes as well as herbal, fruity aftereffects. The smell definitely favors herbs, fuel, and kush-like spiciness, turning sour at the end. The strain is pretty balanced, leaning Sativa 60/40. Its effects are also balancing.

Those who will get the most from Snowman OG suffer from depression, stress, and anxiety. If you find yourself with a low appetite during the day, you can use Snowman OG’s snackiness to find your stomach. If you find your evenings totally mired by headaches or migraines, you can also use the cerebral effects of this strain to find that happy center, where your head isn’t pounding anymore, and laying back and relaxing becomes possible.

The strain may be kind of gassy on the exhale, but it also empowers you with creativity and relaxation. If you want to get lost in thought on a lazy afternoon, Snowman OG can make it possible. Its lumpy, frosty green nugs and cloak of sticky resin hide a respectable low-mid 20s THC level that should take care of any pesky migraines, post-work anxiety, or racing, negative thoughts. All you have to do is sell your soul to the Snowman.

707 Chemdawg Strain

Chemdawg is a legendary strain with an uncertain genetic history. While it is thought to be crossed from Thai and Nepalese sativa landraces by U.S. breeders, many have laid claim to this strain’s creation. Chemdawg’s origin stories include one account of a complicated seed exchange among fellow growers at a Grateful Dead concert and another tale pinning the strain’s parentage on a Colorado strain called Dog Bud (so named for its tendency to make the smoker roll over like a dog). Whatever its beginnings, Chemdawg has become a staple in the U.S. cannabis market for its unique taste and upbeat, energetic high. It has also been used to crossbreed several popular and successful strains. Chemdawg’s THC content has been measured at between 15% and 20%.

Chemdawg has medium-sized buds that look slightly different from those of hybrid or pure indica lineage. Long and tapered rather than popcorn-like, the flowers have relatively loose and wispy leaves. The spring green leaves are covered in sticky white trichomes, lending buds a silver-white appearance. Due to the combination of their loose structure and resinous texture, buds of Chemdawg are particularly difficult to break up by hand — users preparing flowers for joints or pipes will have an easier time with a grinder. The sticky flowers are threaded through with red to orange pistils. Chemdawg has a smell reminiscent of diesel fuel (which many say is the source of the “chem” in its name). The pungent flowers also give off odors of earthy musk and some pine. As long as flowers are properly cured, this strain has smooth smoke that tastes sour and when inhaled. On the exhale, Chemdawg’s smoke betrays its signature diesel taste with an ammonia-like tang that hits the top of the palate.

The high from Chemdawg hits quickly, sometimes before users have had a chance to finish appreciating its distinctive diesel aroma. Smokers may experience a sharpening of the senses and an increased hyper-awareness of their surroundings. This initially disorienting head high becomes more productively cerebral and introspective in the right set and setting. Chemdawg can lend itself to exuberant conversation. Its ability to amplify sensory experiences also makes it particularly good for creative endeavors. Many users report a palpable sense of physical relaxation — although nothing near couchlock — leading to some speculation that Chemdawg has some indica in its genetics as well. Chemdawg’s strong cerebral high has made it valuable in treating some of the symptoms associated with stress, anxiety, and even PTSD. Some fans of the strain describe relief from chronic pain and migraines as well. Because of its potency and mental focus, Chemdawg has the potential to trigger the kind of manic, recursive thinking that can lead to paranoia. As such, even users with a high tolerance for THC are advised to moderate their intake accordingly.

Chemdawg is a strain whose cultivation is better suited to more experienced growers. For a while, it could only be grown as a clone if a clipping was obtained from a mature plant; now, however, many seed companies sell packaged seeds of Chemdawg. It is more often grown indoors than outdoors, as it requires a good amount of tending to resist mold and mildew. Growing indoors takes some vigilance — the sativa-typical plants often grow over 5 feet tall, and as such, growers should bend and prune them early in the vegetative stage in order to keep them at a manageable height. Plants flower within 9 to 10 weeks when grown indoors and typically offer a very high yield: growers can expect between 65 and 75 grams, or 2.3 and 2.6 ounces, per square footage of plant. Such high yields on such relatively tall plants can make for branches that sag under the weight of the flowers; growers should use tall supports like wooden dowels in order to keep plants upright in the flowering stage. Finally, because of Chemdawg’s pungency, any growers preoccupied with secrecy or discretion should invest in indoor odor-control measures like carbon air filters or exhaust fans.

Chemdawg’s potency has made it a valuable strain for crossbreeding. Its descendant strains include the phenotype Chemdawg 91 as well as the hugely popular hybrids Sour Diesel and OG Kush. More likely to keep users awake then put them to sleep if consumed at night, it has an almost eye-watering pungency and energizing and thought-stimulating effects. Chemdawg can be a great choice for accomplishing tasks, as well as for more celebratory circumstances as it keeps heads buzzing and conversation flowing.