Chocolate Haze

Chocolate Haze is a sativa cannabis strain bred by Royal Queen Seeds from Chocolate Thai and Cannalope Haze. Leafly classifies it as 95% sativa, which puts it among the most sativa-dominant strains in general circulation, and it is one of the few cultivars whose chocolate descriptor refers to something genuinely present in the aroma.

Genetics and History

The cross is Chocolate Thai by Cannalope Haze: the same pairing that produces Chocolope, and Chocolate Haze is sometimes described as a selected phenotype of it. Chocolate Thai is a landrace-derived variety with a long reputation for a cocoa-like aroma, and Cannalope Haze contributes the sativa structure and the long, airy flower shape.

A note on a common confusion: Chocolate Haze is not a Super Silver Haze cross. The two share the word Haze and nothing else of substance.

Potency

Sources put THC between 17% and 20%, with CBD remaining low at roughly 0% to 1%. By the standards of the Canadian market this is a moderate strain (our catalogue median sits at 21%), which makes it one of the more approachable options for anyone who finds modern high-THC flower uncomfortable.

Aroma and Flavour

This is where Chocolate Haze earns its name. Leafly describes bold splashes of chocolate with hints of spicy coffee and fruit. Limonene is usually named as the dominant terpene, with myrcene and pinene also reported, an unusual combination for a cultivar whose headline note is cocoa rather than citrus.

Reported Effects

Users commonly report feeling creative, talkative and focused, which is consistent with its strongly sativa-leaning genetics. These are reported impressions rather than guaranteed effects. The moderate THC and the sativa character make it a daytime strain for most people who use it.

Growing Notes

Chocolate Haze is a photoperiod plant of moderate difficulty with medium yields. As a heavily sativa-leaning variety it tends toward height and a longer flowering period than indica-dominant cultivars, which is worth planning for in a tent.