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Chocolope is a feminized sativa with a sweet, coffee-like aroma that hooks you from the first whiff: chocolate, roasted coffee and cantaloupe flavors, high potency with 18-23% THC according to our breeders' lab tests, and a cerebral, euphoric and motivating effect with a clear daytime profile.
| THC | 18-23% |
|---|---|
| CBD | Low or trace |
| Lineage | Chocolate Thai x Cannalope Haze |
| Genetics | 95% sativa and 5% indica |
| Effects | Fast, euphoric, cheerful, cerebral, motivating, creative and stimulating |
| Flavors | Sweet chocolate, roasted coffee, earth, nuts, chestnut, herbal haze, melon and cantaloupe |
| Terpenes | Myrcene, caryophyllene, terpinolene and limonene |
| Indoor flowering | 8-9 weeks |
Chocolope doesn't slip quietly into your memory: it shows up with sweet chocolate, roasted coffee and a hint of cantaloupe. It's one of those strains you recognize before you even read the label, thanks to its roasted, earthy, fruity and hazy blend.
This strain comes from a cross between Chocolate Thai and Cannalope Haze, two lines that explain almost everything that follows. From the first it inherits that old-school chocolatey character; from the second, the fresh, fruity sativa edge that lifts the aroma.
In the grow it shows an open, vigorous and very sativa structure. It shoots upward, grows long side branches and usually stretches during the first weeks of flowering. Its buds tend to be dense and resinous, light green or lime-colored, with vivid pistils and a visible layer of trichomes.
Chocolope is a strain of intermediate difficulty. Not because it's fragile, but because it needs a skilled hand: height control, good ventilation, plenty of root space and an even canopy. Indoors it usually finishes in 8-9 weeks and responds well to topping, SCROG, staking and canopy training to keep the stretch in check.
Outdoors it prefers warm, sunny, stable weather, with humidity kept under control during flowering. It can also be tamed in small spaces: with heavy pruning, some growers have kept it at around 2 feet with 6 well-lit main colas. The key is to prune with purpose, not on impulse, because this sativa performs best when its energy is guided rather than held back too much.
Chocolope comes on fast, with a bright, cerebral rush. It's associated with a euphoric, cheerful and heady effect that sparks conversation, creativity, music sessions or getting things done with a fresh attitude. Many describe it as a strain that flips you into active mode, with strong motivation and a real urge to get moving.
It isn't the gentlest option for sensitive beginners. Although its THC may not look extreme on paper, the sativa profile can feel intense at high doses, especially if you tend to get jittery or paranoid. Best to take it slow, particularly if you want a light experience.
On the palate it paints a picture all its own: freshly roasted coffee, sweet chocolate and a hazy melon finish. The sweetness is far from flat; there's earth, nuts, gentle spice and that herbal backbone that keeps the flavor lively right to the end.
Bulk Genetics Chocolope seeds are made for growers who want a sativa with a clear identity: coffee aroma, resinous buds, reasonable flowering time for its type and a heady effect with character. This is no run-of-the-mill strain; it's for anyone who wants to grow something with its own signature.
At Bulk Genetics we ship your order discreetly within the US, with tracking on every package and free shipping on orders over $99. We also keep our prices low so you can buy Chocolope feminized without overpaying for a cult strain.
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Chocolope is a strongly sativa-dominant hybrid, usually described as 95% sativa and 5% indica.
It's not the best choice for sensitive beginners. Growing it means keeping height, branches and canopy under control, and its sativa effect can feel intense at high doses.
Indoors, Chocolope usually finishes flowering in 8-9 weeks when it gets enough light, ventilation and height control.
