Chocolope reviews

Well I'm now smoking it and I'm down to my second hit from a blunt and I can already feel the effects. There is a nice happy head high and I feel like dancing as I listen to Biggie. This is a very great uplifting happy high the most euphoric I've had. Defiantly recommend this strain.

not doing it for me today

I'm not really a sativa person and I've smoked this before and it wasn't my favorite, but this time I'd give it an 8 overall. It was a nice heady buzz to give me a little lift in the middle of the day. I'm experiencing a little bit of a headache, but sometimes I think that is just a result from my tense neck and shoulders relaxing.

Very giggly, a good day time strain.

I was at a Denver houseparty that was full of hippies and pot smoke. I saw a guy light a bowl, I was stopped in my tracks after one whiff of what he exhaled. It had a spicy, overwhelmingly strong, DANK smell... that jumped out above all the rest of the stuff people were smoking. He said it was Chocolope and sold me a sack of it. Chocolope is FIRE. The fresh bud really smells and tastes like cannalope, but I don't really smell the chocolate. This strain is what I'd call the heavier side of sativa. Great for chilling (pronunced anti-anxiety effect), leaves you with some energy.. but it is stoning and smoking too much of it will make you sleepy. The smell and the quality of the way this bud burns makes it a great "late afternoon" kinda bud for me. Recommended! 8/10.

Nice high, smooth toke, good bang for the buck. Relaxing, does not make you sleepy and no munchies which is plus.

Wow! I picked up 3 grams of Chocolope KIEF at Delta 9 Collective ($30 total) and made a batch of Perfect Chocolate Chip cookies (see CooksIllustrated.com for recipe - damn good cookies even without the herb). This recipe lends itself to baking with kief due to the butter needing to be melted first. I melted the butter in a skillet and then melted the kief into the butter and let it simmer for about 2 minutes. Baked at a slightly lower temp (360F for 10 minutes) so as not to vaporize the THC. The recipe yielded 24, 1-ounce cookies (using a #40 scoop to provide uniform cookie size). Waiting the 10 or so minutes before I could try a cookie nearly killed me. First of all, cookies baked fresh - cannot be beat! I started with half a cookie, not really knowing the strength with only 3 grams. I felt a mild buzz in the head about 40 minutes after eating. I waited another 20 minutes to see if anything else would strengthen... and then I had the other half. So I had 1 one-ounce cookie. SHAZAM! Beautiful high, great euphoria and giggles. Colors and sound were crazy. Then a great body stone - tingles down to my toes. Maybe 3/4 of a cookie would have made a good dose, but damn - just eat the whole cookie. Next time I will bake with 5 grams of kief. But for now I have 23 remaining balls of dough waiting to be baked. Cooking the kief on the stove didn't stink up the house as you might get with making your own cannabutter. And the best part about making the cookies at home is that you can dish out all the balls of dough, freeze them separately (on a tray) and then bag them for fresh baking later when the mood suits you. Don't have to worry about your cookies going stale or frost bitten in the freezer awaiting your need. Just bake them fresh and enjoy

Chocolope: choco-smokey flavor and a dreamy high with a strong mental shift. If you are trying to alleviate anxiety, nervousness, or lack of appetite, the Chocolope is your strain. However, smokers who are sensitive to paranoia or psychedelic effects might approach this variety with caution. Even experienced smokers sometimes report unusually comic situations due to the “high school” like stone of the Chocolope. Some consider this advice a recommendation: the chocolatey 1980s high is a euphoric and trippy blast from the not-so-distant past that can spice up any weekend.