Greg "Chem Dog" Krzanowski - What a Long Strange Trip It - The History of Chemdog
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English - December 13, 2022 18:00 - 28 minutes - 19.3 MB - ★★★★★ - 4 ratingsLife Sciences Science cannabis cultivation growing cannabis how to grow cannabis growing marijuana tips on growing cannabis commercial cultivation cannabis Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
On our latest episode of Grow Sessions we speak with Greg “Chemdog” Krzanowski about his journey from legacy grower to legal cannabis and how he built a brand in the parking lots of Grateful Dead shows in the 90’s and how that brought him to where he is today. Join us for an episode entitled, “What a Long Strange Trip It’s Been – The History of Chemdog.”
During this episode we will have an informative discussion with Greg about his journey as an OG grower and how he discovered and lovingly cared for a “Chemdog” mother plant, cloning it again and again to preserve its unique genetics while securing itself in the cannabis hall of fame. Topics include how it all began at a Grateful Dead Show in Deer Creek, Indiana, how the war on drugs nearly ended his growing career, what it’s like to be growing legally and much more.
You don’t want to miss this exciting episode from the legendary “Chemdog.”
About Greg “Chemdog” Krzanowski
The story of Western Massachusetts native Greg “Chemdog” Krzanowski begins on the tour lots of the Grateful Dead in 1991. After that tour, Chemdog cultivated a batch of cannabis seeds from a mysterious crop of flower called Dogbud out of Colorado. The original 13 seeds he got from that crop yielded the original 1991 clone of the original Chem 91 mother plant, which along with other stars of Chemdog genetics are pumping out those classic Chemdog flavors of gas and skunk, of citrus petrol kissed by earthy hops and black pepper.
Krzanowski emerged from legacy market cultivation exile 10 years after being a victim of the unsuccessful War on Drugs thanks to a fortuitous meeting with Canna Provisions co-owner (and lifelong Chemdog strain fan) Erik Williams, the man behind Chemdog has evolved into the Director of Cultivation for Smash Hits cannabis by Canna Provisions – where he and his whole team of green thumbs operate in Sheffield, MA. It’s here where Canna Provisions exclusively grow Smash Hits Cannabis for Canna Provisions using Chemdog’s genetics, as well as decades of combined experience in top-notch, craft cannabis cultivation.
To learn more about Greg “Chemdog” Krzanowski and Canna Provisions visit www.cannaprovisions.com.
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