Chemberries by White Label Seeds

Chemberries Strain Info

Ever wondered what happens when a legendary old-school diesel like Chemdawg crashes headfirst into a juicy, tropical Caribbean Strawberry?

Chemberries is exactly that wild lovechild—a bold, flavorful hybrid that smells like trouble and tastes like candy-coated chaos.

This sativa-dominant powerhouse (60/40) from White Label Seeds isn’t just another remix—it’s a reinvention.

Born from royalty, Chemdawg brings its gassy punch and trippy heritage—straight from a Grateful Dead concert in the ‘90s—while Caribbean Strawberry throws in a sweet kiss of sunshine and tropical vibes.

These feminized cannabis seeds are built to impress, whether you’re running a tight indoor tent or letting her stretch under the Mediterranean sun.

She might look small at first glance, but don’t let her size fool you.

With an indica-style growth structure, thick main stem and sturdy lateral arms, Chemberries grows like a tank and blooms like a goddess.

Buds are pointy and dense—classic sativa shapes but with a chubby, resin-soaked finish that sparkles like frostbite under the lights.

Even better, she's mostly leaf-free, which makes trimming almost too easy.

That short stature (around 70 to 100 cm / 2.3 to 3.2 ft indoors) means you can pack a bunch of these beauties into a Sea of Green setup without worrying about jungle warfare.

Outdoors, she can hit up to 200 cm (6.5 ft) and still keep her figure tight and clean.

Flowering Time & Yield

Patience is key, because this girl likes to take her time.

Expect a flowering cycle of about 65 to 70 days, and trust—she makes every day count.

Indoor growers can reap between 460 to 650 grams per square meter (16.2 to 22.9 oz), while outdoor beasts can reward you with 560 to 640 grams per plant (19.8 to 22.5 oz).

Massive yields, compact form—the best of both worlds, without compromise.

Effects and Aroma

Here’s where Chemberries really flexes.

Open a jar and get smacked with that loud, unmistakable diesel funk—it’s like Chemdawg is yelling through a megaphone, backed by a choir of overripe strawberries, sour skunk, and chemical tang.

Dig deeper and you'll pick up sweet tropical notes and a whisper of earthy musk, like someone spilled strawberry jam on a mechanic’s overalls.

The taste is a rollercoaster: gassy diesel up front, strawberry juice in the middle, and an herbal, sour twist at the end that lingers like a smirk.

Effects hit fast and hard—an electric buzz that lights up the brain before melting into a lazy, body-hugging stone that says, “cancel your plans, we’re staying in.”

This isn’t your wake-and-bake buddy—it’s the end-of-the-day closer, your movie night companion, your stress eraser in plant form.

Don’t be surprised if you find yourself smiling at the ceiling or sinking into the couch like it’s a cloud.

THC levels are sky-high, and while the CBD isn’t a headline here, the overall balance makes for a smooth ride with serious staying power.

Our Growing Tips & What Stands Out

One thing we absolutely love about Chemberries is how it sneaks in that sativa magic while keeping the structure easy to manage indoors.

It’s perfect for growers who want big flavor and fat yields without fighting with a ceiling-high jungle.

We recommend giving her some space to breathe during flowering—her dense buds and broad leaves mean airflow is crucial, especially in warm and humid spots.

Think sunny Mediterranean vibes—warm days, not too dry, not too wet, with temps around 24–28°C (75–82°F) being the sweet spot.

Although she's not a diva, she does best with a little attention to training, especially if you're running a Sea of Green or lollipopping setup.

Supercropping can also help push those lateral branches to really fill out the space and boost final yield.

We wouldn’t recommend her for first-timers—she's not overly difficult, but that longer flowering time and intense aroma mean she benefits from experienced hands.

On the bright side, she's pretty solid when it comes to pests and mold, as long as you don’t let humidity run wild.

Her resistance is decent, but those dense buds need airflow or you'll risk rot in wetter climates.

So, if you're growing outdoors, make sure the climate is dry enough during the last few weeks to avoid any nasty surprises.

All in all, it’s a rewarding grow for anyone who loves a challenge with a massive payoff.

Strain Characteristics

Strain Name: Chemberries

Seed Type: Feminized

Seed Bank: White Label Seeds

Genetics: Chemdawg x Caribbean Strawberry

Sativa/Indica Ratio: 60% Sativa / 40% Indica

Flowering Time: 65–70 days

Indoor Yield: 460–650 g/m² (16.2–22.9 oz)

Outdoor Yield: 560–640 g/plant (19.8–22.5 oz)

Indoor Height: 70–100 cm (2.3–3.2 ft)

Outdoor Height: up to 200 cm (6.5 ft)

Climate: Warm, sunny, Mediterranean

Difficulty: Intermediate to advanced

Resistance: Moderate resistance to pests and mold

Aroma: Diesel, overripe strawberry, chemical, earthy, tropical fruit, skunky

Flavor: Gassy diesel, sweet strawberry, herbal, tropical, sour, skunky

Effects: Cerebral buzz, body relaxation, strong sedation

Best Use: Evening, relaxation, watching movies

THC: High

CBD: Low

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Chemberries sativa or indica?

Chemberries is a sativa-dominant hybrid with a genetic makeup of 60% sativa and 40% indica.

That means it offers a blend of uplifting mental effects typical of sativas and the physical relaxation commonly found in indicas.

Sativa strains usually grow taller, have thinner leaves, and deliver a more energetic high, while indicas are shorter, bushier, and known for their calming body effects.

Chemberries leans into its sativa heritage for flavor and bud structure, but its growth pattern and effects carry strong indica influence.

How tall does Chemberries grow?

Indoors, Chemberries stays compact, usually between 70 and 100 cm (2.3 to 3.2 ft).

Outdoors, it can reach up to 200 cm (6.5 ft) if given the right conditions and space.

This makes it ideal for discreet grows or smaller indoor setups where height matters.

What’s the flowering time for Chemberries?

Chemberries has a relatively long flowering period, taking around 65 to 70 days to fully mature.

This extra time is well rewarded with heavy, resin-rich buds and a complex aroma profile.

Is Chemberries good for indoor or outdoor growing?

Chemberries thrives in both environments, but really shines indoors thanks to its short height and dense structure.

It also performs well outdoors in sunny, Mediterranean climates with long summers.

Does Chemberries have strong odor while growing?

Yes, it produces a very strong and pungent aroma during flowering, with diesel and sweet strawberry notes filling the air.

Growers should consider proper odor control measures like carbon filters, especially indoors.

Is Chemberries easy to grow?

Chemberries is best suited for intermediate to experienced growers.

While it's not overly demanding, its long flowering time and need for good airflow during bloom require a bit of extra attention.

What training techniques work best with Chemberries?

This strain responds well to Sea of Green (SOG), lollipopping, and supercropping.

However, it’s not ideal for mainlining or Screen of Green (SCROG) due to its structure and growth habits.