Chocolate Thai
Also known as Chocolate Thai
At a glance
- Terpenes
- MyrceneTerpinoleneCaryophyllene
- Possible side effects
- Dry MouthDry Eyes
- Lineage
- Thai landrace
- Often chosen for
- Daytime
About Chocolate Thai
Chocolate Thai is a sativa from Thailand’s landrace heritage, and it became widely known in the United States during the 1960s and 1970s. Its name comes from the chocolate-like aroma that sets it apart from many other Thai sativas.
The buds are typically long and airy, with a lighter structure common to tropical sativas, and they often carry brown or amber tones that echo the name. The scent is rich and earthy with chocolate and coffee notes. Myrcene often contributes to earthy aromas, caryophyllene can add a warm, roasted spice, and terpinolene, frequently found in sativa-leaning strains, brings a subtle herbal freshness.
People often report an energetic, happy lift that encourages creativity and conversation. That uplifting character makes it a common choice for daytime activities, outdoor plans or creative projects. THC usually ranges from 16% to 21% with little CBD, although potency varies by grower and batch, and true landrace cuts can be hard to find.
Chocolate Thai can suit consumers who prefer an upbeat, daytime experience over a heavy body feel. Those who are sensitive to stimulating sativas should start low and go slow, and everyone should check the lab results on the package. Find Chocolate Thai at licensed dispensaries and delivery near you on WhereLeaf.
For adults of legal age. Not medical advice. THC and CBD vary by grower and batch — check the product label. Effects vary by person. Start low, go slow, and never drive high.