Chocolate Thai reviews

Chocolate Thai is one of the few sativas that i have smoked which i felt had a direct effect on my attitude. I would describe it best as really uplifting and focused.

Amazing bud!! Takes me back to the first time I ever tired Mary! Awesome Strand!!!

Exceeded my expectations by a long shot. It has a sweet taste with a spicy note. It's honestly some of the best tasting bud I've ever smoked. Also, the pain relief and stress relief from this strain is remarkable. Best of all, it's super potent. This strain should have a lot more hype.

Very interesting. Nice buds nice flavor but don't know if it was just this batch but effects wise was a short mild high

Ok, back in The 70s when I was in elementary school, I was about 9 years old, my older friend around the block had the connection for the real Thailand stick, it was dunked in opium! One bong it would make you cough up a lung! And keep you loaded for hours! Then later down the road came Budda Thai Stick, That shit was so good! It tasted like hash when I smoked it in the metal pipe. In the 80s the original Chocolate Thai was around for a long time! $25.00 1/8th There was maybe a seed in the buds, but usually not. You just don't find weed like that in California anymore, unless you are Thai! It was all good in the good old days! I'm 53 now.

Nice strain, heady and potent but still able to keep proper functioning during daytime. I smoked a joint and got lost in my mobile until I realized how zoned I was.

Landrace Sativa, pungent, earthy, and some of the most psychoactive I have ever been blessed to experience. 1978 was a great year and the best medicines I have ever smoked came out of this era. One bong load of this experience was enough for a half a day or more. The initial rush of THC was something out of the ordinary. The taste was perfumy, floral, and sweet much akin to the Pineapple cans of Maui Waui of that day. Exhaling this herb changed its smell to that of Church incense? Frankincense maybe. Smoked it again at Dead Shows in Hampton 88 finding it sporadically after that on the East Coast and Frisco area. The last I saw and smoked was grown indoor in Ann Arbor in 93. Recently, I had a hybrid passed off to me in Cali that was not close to the original. I would love to see the Santa Marta Purple, Acapulco Gold, Panama Red, Lambsbread, Columbian Gold, Afghani Green, Khyber Red, and Gainesville Green Brought back like Chocolate Thai. Two thumbs up on this one, a really special treat

An exotic blend of landrace sativa genetics from Indochina. This varietal serves up spicy, fiery smoke and a lightning-fast, intensely vibrant high that takes off and lands like a rocketship. A lengthy challenge to cultivate commercially, her flowers develop very slowly to a mature, strong expression of THC and exhibit velvety trichrome layering over hues of cocoa and violet. A diverse and evenly dispersed terpene profile presents a highly complex flavor with notes of black cumin, sweet anise, and agarwood. TreeHawk Farms in Chimacum, WA has an outstandingly superior phenotype of this extraordinary varietal.