Chem Brulee
Chem Brulee
Also known as: Crème Brûlée
Overview
Chem Brulee is a hybrid cannabis strain developed by Covert Genetics, created through crossing Copper Chem and Lemon Brulee. This strain represents a modern fusion of fuel-forward Chem genetics with sweet dessert-style profiles, as indicated by its name that telegraphs both sharp, gassy chem notes wrapped in a caramelized-sugar sweetness reminiscent of crème brûlée. The strain gained traction in West Coast craft circles in the late 2010s, achieving wider retail visibility in the 2020-2023 period as dessert-fuel hybrids became trending picks in the cannabis market.
Chem Brulee typically presents an evenly balanced hybrid composition with approximately 50-55% indica and 45-50% sativa genetics according to contemporary breeding lab analyses. This balanced ratio contributes to its versatile effects that provide both cerebral stimulation and significant body relaxation. The strain has developed a reputation for being a sensory-forward hybrid with real staying power in modern cannabis menus, particularly appealing to both flower enthusiasts and hash makers due to its dense resin production and robust terpene profile.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from chronic stress
- May help with anxiety
- Often used for chronic pain management
- May assist with depression
- Users report relief from headaches
- May help with muscle cramps
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Chem Brulee is suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation with moderate difficulty level. The strain has a flowering time of 56-70 days (8-10 weeks) and reaches heights of 5-8 feet in both indoor and outdoor environments. Indoor yields typically range from 400-450 grams per square meter, while outdoor plants can produce 100-150 grams per plant. The strain prefers warm, sunny conditions and benefits from UVB lighting during the last two weeks of flowering to enhance terpene profiles. Regular trimming during the vegetative stage is recommended for better yields and light penetration.