Chocolate Heaven feminized seeds
G13 Labs 
Description
Chocolate Heaven fem marijuana strain is an amazing Sativa plant with pleasant chocolate smell and taste. G13 Labs’ breeders made a perfect selection and crossed world-famous Afghan with first-class Cannalope. Such blend gave birth to tall high-yielding plant that quickly became very popular among marijuana farmers. Extraordinary chocolate taste will make this lady a perfect addition to every seed collection.
Grow Your Own Heaven
Experienced growers advice this strain to inexperienced farmers as growing process isn’t difficult and don’t need a lot of special tricks. Nevertheless, there are a number of features which should be noticed. Chocolate Heaven fem is a tall plant that needs a lot of space if growing indoors. Be ready to observe 150 cm+ ladies which form huge resinous buds which need 65 days to ripen fully.
- Side branches require support;
- Pot size should be 30L+;
- Suits well for topping;
Chocolate Heaven - Up to the Sky
Due to Sativa dominance this tall girl brings uplifting high and true explosion of positive emotions. Chocolate Heaven fem is a party lover’s choice as it can make happy and talkative everybody around. This lady doesn’t make you anxious or nervous providing bright cerebral high.
The taste is sweet with pronounced chocolate undertone. One can taste some fruity and flowery hints.
Characteristics
- G13 LabsBrand
- FeminizedType of seeds
- PhotoperiodType of seeds
- Indoor, OutdoorSuitable for growing
- Regular in gender, irregular in effectsEffect *
- Cannalope x Afghan geneticGenetics
- HighHeight
*Herbies sells cannabis seeds exclusively as souvenirs that aren’t meant for cultivation or germination. Customers should be aware that the germination of cannabis seeds is illegal in most countries. Herbies sells cannabis seeds exclusively for collecting and preservation for future generations. We advise customers to check with their local laws before germination, as Herbies does not accept responsibility for the illegal use of our products.
