Marijuana Chocalope Strain Review for Chronic Fatigue

Strain name info:	Chocalope Marijuana Strain Our Overall Rating: 4 out of 5 / Best known for Chocolate taste
Positive Effects
Origin / ancestry	Chocalope Type: Chocalope is a 10 % Indica and 90 % Sativa Sativa with THC levels that come up to 19 %. It is descended from: Cannalope Sativa Strain Chocolate Thai Sativa Strain Chocalope combines Cannalope and Chocolate Thai to produce a flavorful, stimulating Sativa weed. The Cannalope parent apparently tastes like cantaloupe fruit, get it?
Aromas, Flavors	Chocalope has fragrances and aromas which have been described thusly: Cantaloupe Fruit Chocolate Sugary Candy
May Relieve	Chocalope medical cannabis is a stimulating Sativa. This can be helpful in depression and other mood disorders. For those who have fatigue from various medical conditions, this stimulating Sativa can provide the energy needed to engage meaningful, fun activities.
THC Content: 15 % to 19 %
Indoor/Outdoor Yield	Chocalope grown indoors can yield about 21 ounces per square meter of growing room. Grown outside expect about 32 ounces per plant.
Flowering time	Chocalope weed will take nine or ten weeks to flower.
Genetic
Harvest	Chocalope cannabis is ready for harvest in the middle to later days of October.
Disease resistance	Chocalope is strong and resilient against disease and damage from fluctuating weather patterns.
Plant Height	Chocalope is a tall plant, growing up to 80 inches in height.
Adverse effects	The Chocalope weed is delicate and must be protected from fungi like mildew and mold.

Origins, Genetics, History

Chocalope is a 10 % Indica and 90 % Sativa weed hybrid with THC levels that come up to 19 %. It is a child of the candy tasting Chocolate Thai and the fruity Cannalope.  This is a very stimulating smoke. It was developed by DNA Genetics cultivars. It was made to resemble the Chocolate strains which were popular in the 1980s.

Appearance and Smell

Chocalope is a tall plant that can grow to over 80 inches tall. The buds have a Sativa structure. It is covered in sticky trichomes and chocolate-colored pistils. The deep green buds provide a hint of earthiness and sweetness. The sugary chocolate flavor fills your mouth and nose and gives you a stimulating blast of flavor and pleasure. You can see that the bud is covered in sticky trichomes that carry a medium dose of THC. This is nearly a pure Sativa, so it is all stimulation but a clear-headed, cerebral stimulation that allows you to get work done effortlessly.

How to Grow Chocalope Cannabis Seeds or Cuttings

Growing weed from Chocalope cannabis seeds or cuttings is said by growers to be fairly easy. Indoors, use a well-lighted, well-ventilated grow room.  These plants are hearty but can be susceptible to mildew and mold. Therefore, you need to keep a good exhaust system and fan circulating crisp, dry air. Make sure your soil ph is on point, between 6.0 and 7.0. Use a tester to check your humidity levels and keep the air dry. You want your soil moist but not soggy. You can use a tent to keep the light focused on your leaves. Put reflective lining around your tent. Use high discharge lamps to keep focused, full light on all your leaves. You can put your seeds or cuttings in 5-gallon buckets. Fill it with organic soil and position your lamps. Your plants will be ready to flower in nine or ten weeks. You can expect a big harvest of 21 ounces per square meter.

Growing outside, you can get a considerable harvest. Find an area that gets a lot of sunlight and has crisp, clean air, like sunny California. Keep your soil moist. Use a good organic soil and use a fertilizer like Flower Power. You can expect to flower in mid-October. You will get a whopping yield of 32 ounces per plant.

Medicinal Marijuana Review / Focus on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

Chocalope is nearly a pure Sativa with 19 % THC. This can make it a boon for those struggling with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. It is also known as Systemic Exercise Intolerance Disease. Another name is Myalgic Encephalomyelitis. There is marked decompensation after physical exertion or stress which doesn’t get better after resting. It is not explained by an underlying medical condition.

Some of the symptoms of Chronic Fatigue include intractable tiredness, brain fog, memory problems, exhaustion for a day or more, ineffective and disordered sleep, muscle pain, joint pain, sore throat, and flu-like symptoms, and enlarged lymph nodes in the throat or in the armpits.

Medical cannabis like Chocalope can address both the fatigue and pain in this condition. The stimulating effect may get rid of the fatigue experienced in this condition. Fatigue and pain are directly related. Pain is often a cause for fatigue and pain relievers can give energy to those suffering from fatigue secondary to pain conditions. In Chronic Fatigue, there can be muscle and joint pain. There is even pain the person has gotten so used to, they don’t notice it’s there anymore until it is gone. Chocalope medical cannabis can address the frequent pains experienced in this condition and greatly improve the quality of life of those suffering needlessly. It also has a great taste which makes it easy to handle to those not used to smoking marijuana and finally, it also gives a balanced stimulation and relaxation that doesn’t go overboard or require a recovery period after use.

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Effects

The first thing you will notice with Chocalope is a delicious smell and taste of sugary chocolate candy. This gets your mind hungry for more. You will notice a stimulating come up. Since the THC levels aren’t sky high, the stimulation is manageable and comes with a balanced relaxation. Therefore, you will still be able to work while you’re using this bud. You can be productive while being free of pain and stress. You will breeze through a productive day. You can use this weed to get the mind stimulated for creative projects such as music or art. You can use it as a social stimulant, to make conversations more interesting and engaging. In any case, you will have an interesting time with this smoke.

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This article about Medical Marijuana was published on 07-23-2019 and updated on October 27, 2022 . Medical facts in this article was checked and article was medically reviewed by our Leaf Expert Medical Team . Author of this checked article is Daryl Seldon (MS) who is expert in Medical Marijuana