Chocolate Mint OG (Humboldt Seed Organisation) :: StrainReview :: Indoor :: No.01309552155883910 by highmountaingrower :: Long, stretched, fastly blossoming, indica-dominant Phenotype #2
Plant-Profile about Chocolate Mint OG (by Humboldt Seed Organisation)
This Plant-Profile is a individual expression by highmountaingrower, uploaded at the 04.10.2021.
Information about the growth of the plants:
- Flowering Time Indoor
- Between 87 an 97 days (Average: 92 days.)
- Stretch after the initiation of flowering
- ±25 Percent
- Initiation of flowering onto around 120 cm. - Final Height onto around 150 cm.
- Growth Behavior
- Bushy
- Strong
- Sturdy
- Side Branches
- an average number; long as well as above average strongness.
- The plants of this Cannabis-Strain...
- ...are tolerant to over- or under-fertilization.
- ...are tolerant of temperature fluctuations.
- ...have no problems with low temperatures.
- ...have no problems with high temperatures.
- ...looks and grow more like a Indica.
- ...respond well to the pruning of the main stem.
Harvest, Yield, Taste, Aroma, strength and effectiveness
- Yield / Quantity
- The crop of this strain is ordinary.
- Buds / Leaves
- The ratio of buds to leaves is ordinary.
- Bud Structure
- The dried buds are rather hard and compact.
- Strength / Lasting Effect
- The weed is very strong and long lasting.
- Tolerance Built
- very slow tolerance education.
General Impression
Chocolate Mint OG (Humboldt Seed Organisation)
(Indoor; Long, stretched, fastly blossoming, indica-dominant Phenotype #2)
is all together extremely good and very recommendable
(On average 9 Points onto a scale between 0 and 10 !)
Additional Information
highmountaingrower says
Fantastic strain to grow! I grew this indoors first and have a plant finishing up outdoors currently. Outdoors the yield will be great. Indoors the yields were average at a 2-3 ounces per plant. This strain is a rockstar. It performs well with heavy fertilization and is temperature tolerant. I have had night time temperatures in the mid 30's （F） and it has done well. It should finish up in mid October in northern latitudes. (04.10.2021, 23:10)
