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Cocolato

Feminised

Cocolato is a compact, indica-leaning hybrid with chocolate and citrus notes suited to controlled environments.

Why choose Cocolato?
  • Chocolate-forward flavour with reliable yields
  • Compact plants ideal for SCROG and tents
  • Performs well in controlled UK environments
THC 18-22%
CBD <1%
Lineage Cocoa Haze x Gelato
Genotype Indica-leaning hybrid
Difficulty Intermediate
Flowering 8-9 weeks
Height Indoor 60-100 cm; Outdoor up to 1.2 m
Yield ~450 g/m2 indoors; 350-500 g/plant outdoors
Taste Chocolate, Citrus, Cream
Seed Type Feminised
Climate temperate southern England climate
Effects Calm euphoria, Focused relaxation, Mild sedation
Environment Indoor/Outdoor

About Cocolato

Cocolato is a dessert-forward hybrid bred from Cocoa Haze x Gelato that offers dense buds, moderate-to-high THC and a smooth cocoa-citrus flavour. It performs well under controlled climate setups and adapts to both indoor SCROG systems and sheltered outdoor sites in the UK, rewarding good airflow and steady feeding.

Grow Difficulty:

Difficulty is intermediate; plants tolerate small mistakes but benefit from attention. In a temperate southern England climate the strain rewards steady feeding and good airflow control.

Flowering Time:

Flowering finishes in eight to nine weeks indoors. Outdoor harvest around Newcastle usually falls in late September to early October.

Yield:

Yield is medium to high under stable conditions. With training expect around 450 g/m2 indoors and reliable outdoor results in Newcastle in a good season.

Height:

The plant grows compact with a bushy structure and strong side branching. Indoors it usually stays under 1 m while outdoor plants can reach around 1.2 m.

Environment:

Indoors Cocolato responds well to SCROG and controlled feeding. Outdoors in Newcastle choose a sheltered, sunny spot and protect from wind.

Climate:

Growing Cocolato in Newcastle benefits from understanding the temperate southern England climate. Use a controlled environment or greenhouse to limit rain exposure and extend the effective growing season.

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Should I top Cocolato or let it grow naturally?
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Top once or twice to promote multiple main colas; combined with low-stress training it increases even canopy and yield.
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What feeding schedule works best?
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Start with a light vegetative feed, increase during stretch, then switch to bloom nutrients as flowers form, reducing nitrogen later in flowering.
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How do I prevent mould late in flowering?
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Keep humidity low, ensure good airflow and remove any dense inner foliage that limits circulation around buds.
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Are supplements like PK boosters useful?
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A targeted PK supplement in week six to eight can help finish buds, but avoid overdoing it to prevent nutrient burn.
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When is the best time to harvest?
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Harvest when trichomes are mostly cloudy with some ambers for balanced effect; check multiple buds across the plant for consistency.

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