UBC Chemo

UBC Chemo Strain

UBC Chemo is famous among the marijuana community for a number of different reasons. It is an incredibly rare strain due to the fact that it is clone only, though a couple of seed companies have crossed the strain and released their own versions. UBC Chemo has an interesting history. It is said to have originated in the 1970’s in the University of British Colombia through Dr David Suzuki. It was developed in order to help patients from the side effects of chemotherapy. However, nobody is exactly sure of the origins of UBC Chemo. It is a 100% Indica strain and is known to knock people flat on their faces if they take it lightly. Bring a pure 100% strain it does what very few other strains of marijuana can. While there may be some cerebral high these effects are minimal, whereas the whole-body effects can be quite overpowering. It has a wonderful outdoor fragrance with a unique woody taste.

Why do Patients Use UBC Chemo?

UBC Chemo is one of the best strains of medical marijuana available. It is remarkably potent with some of the highest THC levels on record. UBC is most definitely not for first time users. THC count can get as high as 29%. The minimal level of THC content in UBC is higher than the average found in most other strains. No one is exactly sure where the strain came from or how it was created, which makes it all the more mysterious. But it does stand to reason that a strain designed to treat chemotherapy patients is going to be quite powerful. There is no better strain than UBC chemo for chronic pain and insomnia. After all, it is 100% Indica.

Medical Uses of UBC Chemo

Chronic Pain
Insomnia
Stress
Arthritis
Appetite
Stress
Depression

Side-Effects of UBC Chemo

Dry Eyes
Dry Mouth
Dizziness
Dehydration

Information about UBC Chemo

Classification

100% Indica

Parents

Origins unknown.

Stoned Meter

UBC Chemo has a rating of 9.0 on the stoned meter.

THC Levels

The THC content is typically anywhere from 18 percent to 29 percent.

Breeder

Origins unknown.

Flowering Time

Approximately 7-8 weeks depending on the method used.

Ideal Growing Method

Sea of Green not recommended. Hydroponic setup is best. For outdoors, cool to warm climate (not harsh conditions).

Plant Height

Up to 6 feet.

Yield

UBC Chemo generates a high yield.

Growing Skills

As it is so rare, it requires expertise to grow correctly.

Potential Problems

Lack of expertise does not do well in harsh outdoor environments.