Stardawg Strain
Chem fuel and pine with a bright, awake hybrid effect.
Stardawg is a hybrid strain from Chemdawg 4 x Tres Dawg, typically testing 20–25% THC and <1% CBD. It leans caryophyllene and myrcene on the terpene side, smells like sharp diesel, pine, a chemical brightness, and most patients describe it as alert, talkative, uplifted. It's a daytime strain that people reach for daytime, company, chem fans — ask for it at RedBilly in Colcord or Roland, Oklahoma.
- THC
- 20–25%
- CBD
- <1%
- Type
- Hybrid
- Lineage
- Chemdawg 4 x Tres Dawg
Stardawg is pure chem lineage — Chemdawg 4 crossed with Tres Dawg — and it smells exactly like that heritage promises.
The aroma is sharp diesel with a pine edge and a chemical brightness that separates chem-family strains from ordinary fuel strains.
The effect is awake and sociable. There is a mild body presence but nothing that pulls the day to a stop.
Trichome coverage is heavy enough that the buds look frosted, which is where the name comes from.
Caryophyllene leads with pinene supporting, and the combination keeps it feeling clean rather than syrupy.
It works well in the daytime and into the evening for patients who do not find chem strains too stimulating late.
Chem-family strains tend to be polarizing on flavor. If you liked Chemdawg or Sour Diesel, this is a natural next jar.
Availability rotates with the grow cycle at Colcord and Roland. The live menu shows exactly what is in the case today.
How it smells
Sharp diesel, pine, a chemical brightness
How it feels
- Alert
- Talkative
- Uplifted
- Mild body
Patients reach for it for
Daytime · Company · Chem fans
From behind the counter
For the people who ask what the frostiest jar in the case is. Usually this one.
Stardawg questions we get
Is Stardawg indica or sativa?
A hybrid that leans sativa in effect, with alertness dominating and only mild body presence.
How strong is Stardawg?
Published testing typically runs 20–25% THC.
What does Stardawg smell like?
Sharp diesel and pine with the chemical brightness typical of the chem family.
Why is it called Stardawg?
Because of the heavy trichome coverage, which gives the buds a frosted, star-like appearance.
Strains rotate with what our growers bring in. Check today's live menu to see if Stardawg — or something close to it — is on the shelf right now.
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