Chocolate Thai Seeds

Chocolate Thai Cannabis Strain

The Chocolate Thai landrace strain has become famous worldwide. In the 1960s, the United States likely received its first shipment of what was then called “Thai sticks,” which consisted of a few slender flowers affixed to a bamboo stick and were infamous for their potent intoxicating effects. According to seasoned smokers, these buds had a characteristic chocolate-coffee aroma and ranged in color from medium brown to dark brown.

This was because it was a tough Sativa strain to clone and grow: low-yielding, long-flowering, and invariably male. It takes just three months from seed to harvest to get huge, dense buds, whether you grow it outdoors or in a greenhouse. Most importantly, the plant’s robust growth may be attributed to Sativa phenotypes. It smells and tastes like chocolate, with a dash of citrus.

Growing Chocolate Thai Seeds

It’s probable that novice cannabis growers shouldn’t attempt Chocolate Thai. This isn’t the most straightforward plant to tend to, and it has the potential to become quite tall. If let to mature to full size in its native environment, it yields only a small amount of fruit. The flowering process takes over a month (60-65 days). An expert grower, however, may expect a stunning yield of 550 to 600 grams per square meter inside and 900  g/plant outdoors.

The buds are the color of black coffee and have a rich chocolate taste. When crushed, the scent becomes more potent and permeates the entire room. The most common adverse reactions to this strain are dry eyes and mouth. In 60–65 days, the plant flowers yield 550–600 gr m2 inside and 900 gr. per plant outdoors.

Chocolate Thai Weed Taste & Smell

These Sativa pieces seem like chocolate bars, but they’re marijuana. This is due to the dark brown hue of the buds. Although this marijuana doesn’t have a strong aroma when whole, its pulverized form takes on a flavor somewhere between coffee and chocolate. This strain’s signature taste comes from the terpenes sabinene and bisabolol. Many users also reported smelling a woodsy scent from pinene.

Chocolate Thai Marijuana Effect  

This strain has high THC levels (12%  to 16 %). People who have never smoked before but are ready to take the next step will appreciate this cannabis. Even yet, this does not diminish the potency of the high. The terms “cognitive,” “energetic,” “euphoric,” and “focused” appear most frequently to describe the outcomes. 

Among the many benefits of smoking Chocolate Thai, its users most commonly noted were increased creativity and decreased stress caused by routine chores. In addition to providing an energy boost, the strain could also have therapeutic effects. Reduces fatigue and depression. Strained muscles are less painful and less tense.