Choco Cream

All about Choco Cream

Choco Cream is a balanced hybrid developed by BSF Seeds after crossing Oreoz with Cookies and Cream. This variety offers a very sweet and delicious experience with stratospheric levels of THC. On the other hand, it stands out for its good production and its fast flowering, besides belonging to the 'Made for Extractions' line of the Spanish bank, which gathers the most resinous strains of its catalog. 

Effects of Choco Cream

This strain is extremely potent, reaching up to 30% of THC, so its consumption is only recommended for people with high tolerance. Its effects start with a creative and energizing cerebral high that gradually transforms into an intense relaxation. Due to its indica-sativa balance, it offers a mixed experience suitable for reducing anxiety, insomnia and stress.

Choco Cream flavor and aroma

Choco Cream offers a delicious creamy chocolate flavor with hints of diesel thanks to its terpene profile dominated by humulene, caryophyllene and limonene. Indeed, this combination of flavors makes it extremely sweet, which, together with its abundant resin, makes it an excellent choice for high quality and flavorful aromatic concentrates.

How to grow Choco Cream indoors

Growing Choco Cream indoors is relatively easy, but requires some specific care. It is important to feed it properly during the vegetative period and reduce the light intensity in the last weeks of flowering, actions that the plant appreciates.

In addition, pruning is recommended to maximize its productive potential, being able to reach up to 500 grams per square meter to be harvested between 56 and 63 days after switching to flowering.

How to grow Choco Cream outdoors

Choco Cream is ideal for outdoor growing due to its resistance to pests, which makes it suitable for growers of all levels. In addition, in the flowering phase the buds exhibit a mix of green, orange and purple colors, which makes it a visual beauty. Finally, it is possible to obtain up to 1000 grams per plant ready to harvest in early October.