Double Krush
Double Krush has more than one genetic story floating around, but the best-documented version comes from Lucky Dog Seed Co.
Origin 1: Lucky Dog Seed Co bred Double Krush by crossing Chem Krush with Chemdog 91 Bx2. Chem Krush itself carries SFV OG and Chemdog 91 genetics, so this version piles Chem fuel onto an OG-heavy backbone. The nose doesn't play coy: rubber, diesel, chemical funk, and earthy pine hit first, followed by creamy, cheesy, herbal notes and a peppery edge. Reports tend to describe a quick euphoric lift that keeps the head engaged before a heavier, calmer body feel rolls in.
Origin 2: Another Double Krush is commonly listed as Chemdog 91 × OG Kush, usually as a 70% indica / 30% sativa hybrid. This version leans into earthy pine and chemical funk, with creamy herbs, cheese, pepper, and a touch of citrus rounding out the profile. Reports skew relaxing and evening-friendly, with an upbeat opening that gradually gives way to a more settled finish.
The two versions aren't genetically identical, but they're chasing similar territory: Chem stink, OG earth and pine, plenty of reported potency, and a high that tends to start upstairs before getting heavier downstairs. If your Double Krush reeks of fuel, rubber, earth, and pepper, you're probably in the right neighborhood.
