The initial scent that impacts your senses when you open up a baggie or jar of this potent reefer, is a roasted, coffee-like scent that eventually melts into earthy and pungent undertones.Ĭhocolope is truly the quintessential balance of down-to-earth goodness and sweet, seducing notes. Chocolope Aroma, Flavor and AppearanceĪs we described earlier, part of what makes Chocolope just so special, is its mouth-watering flavor profile, which is heavily reminiscent of a sweet mug of morning coffee, served with a small side of rich, dark chocolate. Although it may not contain an equally as heavy CBD content, that doesn’t keep Chocolope from being medicinal, with plenty of marijuana patients turning towards this weed for relief from chronic pain, anxiety, stress, depression, migraines, fatigue, and muscle spasms, as well as an immense number of other conditions and ailments. Serving as a prominent and especially popular favorite amongst cannaisseurs in the United States during the 1980s, Chocolope has only continued to gain followers, spreading across most of Europe, Canada and America as a go-to marijuana, partially for its revolutionary body and mind effects, but also because of its tasty and mouth-watering flavor profile.Īdditionally, Chocolope sports as hefty THC content, ranking in at 18%-23% on average, when lab tests have been conducted. Many trust the Chocolope strain to replace their morning or daily boosts of caffeinated beverage, and we can agree that this reefer is certainly energizing, motivating, focus-inducing and uplifting. Its genetics are pure and distinguished, with an almost 100% sativa content, sitting just 5 percent below at a 95% sativa, 5% indica ratio. Further longitudinal and controlled investigations are necessary to identify the strains that are most efficacious for specific conditions.Chocolope weed is the brilliant genetic combination of two powerful Sativas Chocolate Thai and Cannalope Haze, hence the representative name of joining these types together. There is some general consistency across dispensaries in that hybrid strains and C. Many respondents mentioned that they had developed a time-dependent pattern with sativa use during the day and an indica for nighttime use and for improving sleep. Strain preferences were highly state/dispensary specific with one-fifth of MC patients in Maine preferring Mother of Berries (M.O.B., 21.5%). Hybrids were significantly more likely than Cannabis indica strains to have a gustatory title. MC patients ( N = 455) from New England completed an anonymous online survey about their medical history and strain preferences in Study II. The goals of this investigation were to determine: (1) how many strains of cannabis are there (2) which strains are used by medical cannabis (MC) patients and (3) are there any differences in the strains used by patient condition? Study I involved quantifying the number of strains listed in the online database and categorizing these by whether the strain name included a gustatory component. Medical marijuana patients often believe that specific strains are more efficacious at treating their conditions.

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