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Chem Junk

Gary Payton × (Mustard Mouth × Chem Dawg)

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Flavor & aroma
Diesel and earthy fuel
Reported effects
Potential effects include euphoric, focused, talkative and relaxed.
Terpene %
2.05%

Chem Junk is a hybrid cultivar in Greenfields’ Colorado cultivation program, bred from Gary Payton x (Mustard Mouth x Chem Dawg) by Striped Seeds. Its sensory profile combines diesel and earthy fuel. The experience may lean euphoric, focused, talkative and relaxed. A Greenfields-tested harvest measured 2.05% total terpenes, led by beta-caryophyllene and limonene.

Tested harvest

Terpene breakdown

Total terpenes: 2.05%

Chem Junk terpene composition Slices show the relative share of the listed terpene results, not the percentage of the whole flower sample. Exact sample percentages are listed alongside the chart. Beta-caryophyllene: 0.5110% of sample Limonene: 0.4890% of sample Myrcene: 0.3330% of sample Linalool: 0.1540% of sample Humulene: 0.1430% of sample Other listed terpenes: 0.4179% of sample 2.05% Total terpenes

TerpeneSample %

  • Beta-caryophyllene0.5110%
  • Limonene0.4890%
  • Myrcene0.3330%
  • Linalool0.1540%
  • Humulene0.1430%
  • Other listed terpenes0.4179%
Slices show the share of listed terpenes. Values show percent of the flower sample. Totals may differ slightly due to rounding. All individual results appear below.
Beta-caryophyllene
0.5110%
Limonene
0.4890%
Myrcene
0.3330%
Linalool
0.1540%
Humulene
0.1430%
Fenchol
0.0922%
Beta-pinene
0.0809%
Alpha-terpineol
0.0715%
Alpha-bisabolol
0.0566%
Ocimene
0.0473%
Alpha-pinene
0.0433%
Nerolidol
0.0261%

Supporting details

Cultivar details

Genetics
Gary Payton x (Mustard Mouth x Chem Dawg)
Plant source
Seed
Information basis

Greenfields cultivar record; no reliable exact-match external reference located. Flavor and effects are not established by terpene testing. Terpene percentages are Greenfields harvest-specific results in Testing Tracker.

Last reviewed

October 23, 2026

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Strain characteristics and experiences can vary by phenotype, harvest and individual. Reported effects are not guaranteed. Terpene information is identified as commonly reported or Greenfields batch-tested where available. This information is educational and is not medical advice.