Chem and Diesel lineage and family tree

Chem and Diesel is one teaching map for two naming branches that catalogs keep repeating together. Chem 91 and Chemdawg-class talk sit on the Chem side. Diesel names such as Sour Diesel and NYC Diesel sit on the other. Published parent stories conflict. Unknown is the default when a pack cannot show work.

Later members on this library include GMO and Headband when those essays treat Chem/Diesel as the honest family. Fuel, solvent, and garlic-chem language is what the line is used to teach. It is not a guarantee of one lab profile.

Neighbor maps: OG Kush for overlapping fuel-pine talk, Skunk for older musk foundations, Haze when a Diesel page also claims tropical incense.

Terpene names that show up: caryophyllene, limonene, myrcene. See Families and Genetics.

Chem 91 is the Chem-side landmark. Sour Diesel and NYC Diesel carry the Diesel-side name. GMO and Headband are later members only while their essays say so. Chemdawg as a string is messy in public sources; this family does not invent a missing Chem page to close the gap.

Fuel language also appears on OG pages. That overlap is why both maps exist. Click through rather than merging them.

Chem-side talk starts with clone-only names from the 1990s. Diesel-side talk is a parallel catalog that picked up fuel and solvent language and never fully merged with Chem in public notes. This site keeps one family map so readers can see both branches without inventing a single parent chart.

Sour Diesel and NYC Diesel carry the Diesel name on this library. Chem 91 is the Chem landmark that actually has a page. GMO and Headband stay here only while their essays say so. Overlap with OG Kush is expected: fuel-pine language is shared vocabulary, not proof the cuts are one plant.