Chocolate Mint OG Auto

Chocolate Mint OG Auto

Chocolate Mint OG Auto will put a stop to your ruminating thoughts and pull you into the present moment. All while blasting your olfactory system with waves of pine, pepper, and earthiness.

As a genuinely hardy autoflowering strain, requires only basic care to achieve fantastic results. Breeders developed this strain for impressive disease and temperature resistance, making her extremely forgiving and easy to grow.

Where do these durable genes come from? Well, Chocolate Mint OG passed down her resilience and decadent flavor, and OG Kush Auto endowed the strain with autoflowering genetics and high productivity. Chocolate Mint OG Auto emerged from this combination as a stoning strain with 60% indica genetics and 40% ruderalis.

She features bushy and lateral growth, growing almost equal in width and length. Growers can tame her vigorous vertical growth by topping and training early. Defoliation during the flowering stage also helps to boost aeration and keep pathogens at bay.

She thrives both indoors and out, and handles fluctuating temperatures and environmental conditions well. With that said, she favors an average humidity of 60% during veg, if possible. Plants grown indoors will yield 400–500g/m² under suitably strong lights. Plants grown outdoors in garden beds or large containers will climb to a maximum height of 150cm. Growers looking to keep things low-key should employ early LST to keep her lower to the ground. Expect to harvest 50–220g/plant in October.

You’ll notice an abundance of glistening trichomes take over the surface of her buds during the late flowering stage. These structures churn out a THC content of 19%, which fuels a physical high that melts the muscles, reddens the eyes, and stimulates the giggles. She also hits hard with the munchies, so stock up the fridge beforehand. Her flowers emanate strong scents of pepper, pine, and earthiness that carry over into the flavor. Terpenes including myrcene, limonene, and caryophyllene stand out at the forefront of the phytochemical mix.