Moon Puppies sounds like something you’d adopt. The Chem funk suggests it’s already marked its territory. Two different pedigrees circulate under this name, so meeting the parents matters before bringing this one home.
Origin 1: The Chem-family cross. Choklit Park identifies its Moon Puppies as Chem 91 × Stardawg, an indica-forward cultivar. Gas takes up most of the room, with earthy pine and a little diesel sweetness following behind. Dense, deep-green buds carry prominent orange pistils and plenty of trichomes. Choklit Park identifies itself as the cultivator; that doesn’t establish who originally bred the cross.
Origin 2: The citrus-side account. An older published pedigree pairs Chemdawg with Lemon Skunk. AllBud describes this version as sativa-dominant, with sour lemon, earthy spice, and an unexpected banana note on the exhale. Its flower is described as rounder and fluffier, with dusty-green coloring and dark amber hairs. The original breeder remains unidentified.
Its regular smokers describe energy, creativity, focus, and an upbeat head high. Those reports fit the sativa-leaning account, but they don’t establish how Choklit Park’s different cross will feel. The older profile also describes physical relaxation underneath the cerebral lift. These puppies have a reputation for the zoomies; check which litter you’re getting.
Moon Puppies has been cultivated commercially by Choklit Park and 7 Points Oregon. Choklit Park’s selection produces dense, resin-rich flowers with deep green coloring and orange pistils. Public grow specifications stop short of a confirmed flowering schedule or yield target. For a cut carrying this name, its grower’s records matter more than a calendar borrowed from either parent.
